Secret U.S. Code hearing links Moss to decoding role
McCarthy probes Mrs. Annie Lee Moss as a graphic-typewriter operator in the Pentagon decoding room. Stevens, delay, and a clash over the Army’s alleged Communist ties frame a contentious session, while Moss defense argues she is not now a Communist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Lon
Civil Service
Stevens
McCarthy
Valley Forge
Army
Pentagon
Ralph Zwicker
N New York
New York
Annie Lee
Crawford) Moss
Durham
Communist Party
wJt
Committee
Irving Peress
Peress
Schweck
Ralph Zi Ker
Newslweek
Eagles lodge faces bingo charges in March court
A crowd attended arraignments as CHULA represented Bellflower lodge defendants charged over a $202.25 seized bingo fund. The Eagles spokesman said proceeds over six years supported Cancer Fund March of Dimes City of Hope and Heart Fund with about 510,000 raised for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Heart ‘Fund
Chula
George Chula
Henry Ford McCracken
Heart Fund
Butzbach
Atty, Chula
James
Eagles
U. Z. Buchanan
S. Georgia Ave
Paramount
Buchanan
Bellflower Lodge
Cancer Fund
March of Dimes
City of Hope
Eagles Memorial Fund
L. R. Lott
Elm Ave
Long Beach
Battle at Argentine party HQ wounds three
In Buenos Aires, gunmen from the Nationalist Alliance for Liberation attacked their party headquarters. Three wounded, including Alicia de Castro de Pozzo, 48, a Portuguese woman. Police intervened and detained fighters from both factions. The group opposes President Peron adviser Angelo Borlenghi and his policing department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Aires
Argentina
Alliance For Liberation
Juan Peron
Peron
Angelo Borlenghi
Borrenghi
el Lider
Alliance
Alicia de Castro de Pozzo
Ike to Meet Wilson on Return to Capital
President Eisenhower will join Secretary Dulles for a luncheon in Washington to report on the Berlin conference of the Big Four foreign ministers. He capped a desert golf visit at Tamarisk Country Club with Latham Castle and Frank Leahy, then planned to fly to Washington tonight aboard the Columbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Berlin
Thin Desert Resort
Eisenhower
Tamarisk Country Club
Latham Castle
Ilinois
Castle
Tamarisk
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
U S Moves To Delay Braceros Return Home
Washington reports State Department seeks temporary delay in sending thousands of Mexican braceros home as contracts near expiration. Amb White in Mexico City asked for brief grace period while U S and Mexico near new farm labor treaty. Local residents in California discuss harvest impacts and costs amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
California
White
Mexico City
Charles Gubser
R.gillroy
Ambassador White
United States
Mexico
Boarder Bird
iCargo Jet Tests Urged as Airliner Prelude
Washington experts urge jet cargo trials before passenger service in the United States. A CAA jet evaluation team says such testing provides essential experience before jetliners are accepted for passenger transportation. Forecasts suggest U S built jets may enter service between 1957 and 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iCargo
Aeronautics Administration
Unitedtates
CAA
Two Millionth Evacuee Returns Home by Air
The 2,000,000th military patient handled by air evacuation units began his journey homeward today. Air Force S Sgt William F MacDonnell of Thomaston Conn a B 29 gunner and observer was injured in an aircraft accident last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Air Force
William F. MacDonnell
Thomeston, Conn
Louisville Fire Claims 4 Lives in Downtown Inferno
A three story apartment blaze near downtown Louisville Monday night killed four people. Edith Dalbow and Ernest Richmond, 52, perished from burns on the third floor. Arthur Lee Chapman, 42, died from skull and leg fractures after leaping from the top floor. James Devon, 53, died from shock and internal injuries after jumping from a second floor window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edith Dalbow
Ernest Richmond
Arthur Lee Chapman
James Devon
State Sec Fights for Backing Eisenhower on Peace Talks
Senator Knowland urged support for President Eisenhower as he returns from California to address the nation via radio and television Wednesday night. He defended discussing a possible Korean peace with the Chinese Communists at Geneva while noting caution about opening talk on Indochina before a Korean peace outcome is clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
California
Knowland
Geneva
Korea
Indochina
Dulles
Maxwell House price hike hits coffee market
New York General Foods Corp raises Maxwell House coffee by five cents a pound to $1.06. Restaurant and hotel brands gain seven cents per unit, instant coffee up 25 cents per dozen two-ounce jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maxwell House
General Foods Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Zwicker
A. Y. Booth
Bellflower
Booth
Shoro
Irial Sn
Technicolor
Aarean
Jane Fontan
Ide Lupino
Edmund Ouarien
Tof Veer
John Wayne
Prana
Atlantic
Carson
Calor
Pine Ave
TLS
Ginge
Voce Rogers Carson
Mark OF the
Ike
Wilson
Capital
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corp
Paul H. Helms
Los Angeles
Eisenhowers
Smoke Tree Ranch
Helmses
White Houses
James C. Haggerty
U.S
Braceros
Dorothy Haines
Pioneer Blvd
Norwalk
Onder
A. ¥. Booth
Compton
Martin & Lewis
Dragonfly Squadron
Kurram Khan
Peshawar
Khyber Pass
India
Himalayas
Ocean
Iee
Tichelkewaky
Alfred Man
10Th Century-Fox Symphony
Orchestre Tetheluslerfel
Louisville Fire
State Sec
Elie
Fohewes Qe
Pada Lata
Pall Asma and
John Hodiak
Forbidden
Burt Lancaster
His Majesty Okeefe
Dane Clark
Dacre Qpan
AL John Wayne
Richard Carisgm
Sorkare Rush
Outer Space
Strand
REAL
Kirk Douglas
Eddie Bracken
Uming
Bob Hope
United Air Lines
United
Mainliner
Hawait
Detroit
Leftford
AIR Lines
Wilton
Pal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!