Solons Fight Over Security Dismissals in Treasury Debate
Congress confronts the Eisenhower loyalty program amid claims that 2200 Treasury security cases include many nonloyal or transferred workers. Tuttle defends the system, distinguishing disloyalty from mere traits, while Rep. Sieminski protests the policy as un-American and warns of overreach into personal ties to foes behind the Iron Curtain.
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Lad 16 Kills Father to Aid Mother in Clare Farmhouse
In Clare Michigan a 16-year-old boy Gary Helmic shot and killed his drinking father after his mother Fran Helmic 37 claimed he tried to force her to leave. Investigators said Gary admitted firing a 16 gauge shotgun while the father threatened the family. Polizei questioned Gary and Fran Helmic into the morning as two younger siblings Danny 14 and Bonnie 3 remained with relatives.
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Michel McDonald
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Central Michigan
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Mt. Pleasant
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Bonnie
Basic Diagnosed Office Hearing Treatment Ad Offered
The Basic Diagnosed Office claims a new three step Tympanic-Oscillations method can restore hearing, even without aids after the first treatment. Treatments vary by cause and promise dramatic results, with a special $2 first visit offer at 927 F Broadway Long Beach and Huntington Park location details.
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Independent Press - Telegram
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Opium seizures rise eightfold in year, says U S Customs
In testimony to the House appropriations committee, Deputy Customs Commissioner Chester Emerick reported a fiscal year ending June 30 Seizures of raw opium totaled 3857 pounds, over eight times the previous year and the largest since 1948. Marijuana seizures, mostly from Mexico, totaled 25 percent. Emerick said the narcotics picture is improving with opium and heroin largely from Europe and the Orient, Mexico remaining a major marijuana source, and smugglers shifting to refined marijuana products.
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Roosevelt pictures spark courtroom wrangle in LA police case
In downtown Los Angeles a dispute over admissibility of photographs delayed a case as Judge Kurtz Kaufman called a 15 minute recess. Attorneys for both sides, plus the Roosevelts, argued over whether the pictures could be used as evidence. Roosevelt testimony touched on wartime duties and a later Far East deployment. The Helena coast guard ship and 1400 crewmen were noted as observers in the session.
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Five Indicted in $160000 Federal Theft
Jamies R. Landis and four others were indicted in Washington on charges of stealing 160000 in new twenty dollar bills from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing last December. Edith Chase and Mamie Landis were among those accused. a grand jury took no action against Mamie.
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Allies Warn Molotov On NATO Existence In Berlin Talks
Eden challenged Molotov’s demand for a European security pact saying it would undermine NATO and the western security system. Dulles and Western negotiators pressed for concessions on Germany and Austria while debating Asia policies. Secret talks extended with no near agreement, and Western officials warned against Soviet terms pulling troops from NATO.
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Red Chinese Charge I U S Stalls on Korea
Red China charged that the United States is stalling the resumption of talks on Korea and seeking to cover up a lack of will to settle peacefully. The Chinese broadcast cast in Tokyo denied charges that Communists are violating the armistice by smuggling war material into North Korea.
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Preparanda Radio Today
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S. N. Command
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Benson Orders Butter Support Cut In Price Policy
Secretary Benson announced an eight cent cut in the butter support price to about 66 cents a pound with similar cuts for cheese and dried skim milk. Dairy price supports for the marketing year will be set at 75 percent of parity, effective April 1. The action aims to reduce surplus holdings of dairy products and may lower retail butter prices accordingly.
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Benson
Bensor
Ike Names Lindbergh and Other Generals for Promotion
President Eisenhower nominated Charles A. Lindbergh for brigadier general in the Air Force Reserve and Wallace H. Graham for major general. The slate also included three War Claims Commission nominees Raymond Armbruster Whitney Gillilland and Pearl Pace. Maj. Gen. John H. Hein was named adjutant general of the Army, succeeding William Bergin who retires May 31. Lindbergh, famed 1927 Paris flyer, later became a reservist and consultant, often clashing with FDR’s foreign policy.
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Senate
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
War Claims Commission
Raymond T. Armbruster
New York
Whitney Gillilland
Iowa
Pearl Carter Pace
Kentucky
John H. Hein
Army
Willimn E. Bergin
Lindo
Paris
Air Force
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Massive Slide Closes Highway 40 at State Line
A huge earth and snow slide buried Highway 40 near the Nevada California line, blocking Transcontinental traffic. Nevada officials predict a three day closure with detours via Feather River route and California Highway 24 to Truckee and Gardnerville. Debris also touched railroad tracks but rail service was quickly restored with minimal delay.
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Hero, Brother Nabbed as Dope-Producers
Two men described as heroes and brothers were detained on charges of illegal drug production and trafficking. The group includes a former Australian Air Force hero and two associates named Aida Bela-40 and Giulo, with wartime decorations cited for one brother.
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