Acheson Quizzed on Marshall Trip To a Vote
Acheson faces questions on Marshall trip amid Senate hearing. Cain challenges the paraphrase of MacArthur remarks, noting omissions that alter the Korea situation as China and United Nations actions loom. Wiley presses for clarity on armistice talks and policy versus military views.
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MacArthur
Korea
U.S
United Nations
Japan
Joint Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
Acheson
Wiley
Rep
Marshall
Rip
Indoor traffic accident in garage shocks Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 8 a car left in a garage collided with another car driven by Herbert Bronson. Miss Leona Free’s car derailed a curb, shattered a wire fence, roared across 150 feet of yard, knocked down a child’s swing and pierced Chester Coleman’s garage wall. A large dent appeared in Coleman’s new auto.
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Los Angeles
Leona Free
Herbert Bronson
Chester Coleman
Coleman
Acheson Testifies On Korea Policy And Japan Influence
In second month of hearings before Senate committees, Secretary Acheson addresses MacArthur dismissal, Russia's stance on the World Court and Japan, U.N. actions in Korea, freeing 30 Americans from China, and cautions about Titoism and Sino-American policy. He denies favored liberal Japan or Soviet input.
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Ion
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
John Muc
CIA
United Nations
Korea
Acheson
Muccia
Hac
Russia
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Japan
Bridges
Soviet Union
Far East
State Department
China
Tokyo
MacArthur
Sen
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Wiley
R-N. H
Hugh D. Scott Jr
R.-Pa
Muccio
Solons Charge Reds Recruiting in Schools
A state senate committee accuses the Communist Party of recruiting in colleges and arts groups, citing UCLA and UC Berkeley branches, the dismissal of Irving David Fox from an atomic lab, and loyalty oath debates. The panel criticizes interviews on perceived conundrums and warns that even staff like janitors and pianists could be dangerous. The five-member committee signed its report with no formal conclusions.
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Communist Party
Irving David Fox
Atomic Research Laboratory
University of California
Los Angeles County
Pus
Communist Organization
Ucla
Mike , Quinn
W. Sixth St
Los Angeles
Communist Party Office
Berkeley
Merriman
Haldane
Oakland
State Supreme Court
George R. Stewart
Miriam Brooks Sherman
Senate
Burns
Nelson S. Dilworth
R.hemet
Clyde A. Watson
Rx Orange
Nathan F. Coombs
R+ Napa
Earl D. Desmond
D.sacramento
Radio Station Head's Estate Over Million
Estate of George A. Richards, owner of KMPC WGAR and WJR, totals over 1 million dollars after inheritance taxes. Will filed for probate sets up trusts for daughter and relatives, widow Frances receives personal effects, Detroit daughter Rozene Richards Moore gets Palm Springs home. Richards, 62, died May 27.
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Frances
Heverly Hall
Palm Springs
Rozene Richards Moore
Detroit
Richards
KMPC
WGAR
Cleveland
WJR
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