Senate Seeks Reds Named by Newsman
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, after two days of hearings, issued subpoenas for two former Brooklyn Eagle reporters David Gordon and Hyman Charniak, and questioned Charles Grutzner of the New York Times and Winston Burdett of CBS News about past Communist ties dating to the late 1930s. The panel aims to uncover additional individuals connected to Communist activity, stressing the search for communism rather than press prosecution.
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Washington
UFI
Senate
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Charles Grutzner
New York Times
Porter
Winston M. Burd
Columbia Broadcasting Systen
Grutzner
Center
Nowece
Brooklyn Eagle
Gruteer
Burdett
Grutznery
Korea
Subcommittee
Eastland
D-Miss
J. G. Sourwine
L. C. Craigie
Geutener
U.S
New York
the Times
Charles Gretzner
Fom
Far East
Pentagon
Grutaner
Army
Clayton Fritchey
Defense Department
Ti Saié Fritchey
Scourwine
David Gordon
Hyman Charniak
New York Daily News
Newpork
Japanese Telegraph Service to Open North Korea Links
The Japanese government agency plans a telegraph service to North Korea and Vietnam via Shanghai with relays through Red China. Rates are about 35 cents per word, and the plan was announced today as part of expanding international communications.
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TOKYU
Korea
North Viet Nam
Shanghai
Red China
Frenchwoman Auriol Seizes World Air Speed Record
Paris reports state Mrs. Jeane Auriol of France set a new women’s world air speed record flying a Mystere IV over Melun. Federation officials say the official announcement will follow within days after confirming speeds that exceeded the prior 1953 mark of 875.468 mph.
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Paris
International Aeronautical Federation
Jine Auriol
France
Melun
Auriol
Federation
Edward
Calif
Vincent Auriol
Miss Cochran
Former County Surveyor Fired After Summons to Red Probe
Los Angeles officials say Max Natapoff was fired two days after being subpoenaed by the House Un-American Activities Committee. Witnesses named as Communists include Natapoff, William Kimble, and Tassia Freed, with others expected to testify. The panel alleges Communist recruitment of American servicemen to influence armed forces and plot to overthrow the government.
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LOS Angeles II
Los Angeles
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Aaim
Max Natapot
William Kim
Communist Party
Natapoff
Natapoft
Rimple
Nk Tavenner
Kimple
Tavenner
Joseph Aidlin
Comptuntet Party
Max Applemen
Tassia Freed
Ci Wen
Aidlin
Himple
State Assembly
Ameri
Can Servicemun
United States
Shatters tradition at Caltech with woman chemist
Dorothy Semenov, 25, becomes one of Caltech’s early female graduates after Mt Holyoke College and MIT ties. She recalls MA tech openness in 1953 and says chemistry offers stimulating, rewarding work for women. Father is attorney Robert W. Semenov of Pittsburgh.
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Mt. Eldyoke College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Caltech
Dorothy
Atty
Ropert W. Semenov
Pittsburgh
Mt. Halyoke
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower Anniversary Picnic at Camp David
President and Mrs. Eisenhower mark their 8th wedding anniversary with a private picnic at their Gettysberg farm for about 150 White House staff members and families. Afterward they plan a weekend at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland, with a return to Washington expected Monday morning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysberg
White House
Carp David
Tourmont
James C. Hagerty
Camp David
Hollister sworn in as new chief of foreign aid
John B. Hollister of Cincinnati takes oath as head of the International Cooperation Administration after the House approves a 3.285 billion dollar foreign aid program. The Senate backing merges economic aid with defense handling, while Stassen becomes disarmament adviser as the old Foreign Operations Administration ends. The ceremony, delayed by a transit strike, was witnessed by cabinet members and President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Stassen
White House
John B. Hollister
Cincinnat
Monager
Howse
International Morescan
Senate
Senate House
Harold E. Stassen
Defense Department
John E. Simmons
State Department
Eisenhower
Hollister
Bureau
PSE 2
Foreign Operations Administration
International Cooperation Administration
Stassen Eerlier
Congress
Chief of Steelworkers Born During Strike Era
The CIO United Steelworkers Union president David J. McDonald, born November 22, 190? in Pittsburgh, rises from a steelworker father who was active in the union and once on strike, reflecting the strike era that shaped his career and leadership.
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Amsterdam
Dr. Heacock
Zannikos
Renew Fight on Military Reserve Bill
The House resumes debate on President Eisenhower's military reserve program aiming to recruit a million teens over four years for a 2.9 million strong reserve. Key issues include enforcing reserve duty and attempts to bar racial segregation in the National Guard. A separate clash over foreign-criminal jurisdiction for U S servicemen faltered with a 129-111 defeat.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Earliier
House Armed Services Committee
Neww Bis
Rep
Powell
D-Ny
National Guard
Wealthy Fruit Packer Di Giorgio Dies at 78
Rosario di Giorgio, 78, prominent member of the Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., died in Pasadena after a long illness. He was brother of the late Joseph di Giorgio, founder of the firm that developed fruit and produce operations in Kern, Fresno, and San Diego counties and at Ft. Pierce and Peters, Florida.
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Rosario di Giorgio
di Giorgio Fruit Corp
California
Florida
Tie
Joseph di Giorgio
Ifecuit
Kern
Fresno
San Diego
Ft. Pierce
Peters
Fla
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American Legion
Roscoe Morse
George Fisher
Legionnaires
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Gretener
Times Washington
Air Force
Grutener
Femtoson
N. Korea Telegraph
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Fornia Institute of Technology
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