Senate OKs test vote on rent curbs as filibuster ends
Washington June 10 AP report says the Senate agreed to two test votes on rent controls set for Monday. Sen Cain led a 12 hour filibuster, then adjourned at 2:40 am after 16 hours and 40 minutes. The measure would extend federal rent controls six months beyond June 30 with possible extra local ceilings. The House also has a similar bill pending despite Cain delaying tactics.
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Bel B Students Win Coro Foundation Scholarships
Two former Long Beach students and UC Berkeley graduates receive nine month Coro Foundation scholarships in San Francisco. Each earns 100 dollars monthly while serving an internship in municipal business or labor affairs. Lars Pallie and Jean Bottorf are among 12 recipients with Bottorf the sole woman. Bottorf coordinates vocational rehabilitation for Long Beach schools. Mannheim left Germany in 1933 for Israel and later became an agricultural official before coming to the U.S.
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Hoover Campaign by Lawyers Guild Against FBI
Washington June 10 Public dispatches reveal the Lawyers Guild campaigns to destroy the FBI by portraying it as a political police force. Hoover cites the group as a Communist front and aides say the effort traces back ten years with White House political aims discussed but not realized. The Guild faced calls for investigation, including from Rep Nixon, while a secret petition for FBI inquiry faded after disclosures linking backers to Dean Acheson.
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United Press
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Guilt Upheld Against Howser Aide and Accomplices
In Sacramento on June 10, the Third District Court of Appeal affirmed the bribery and conspiracy convictions of Caddel, Mulligan, and Griffin for attempting to set up a slot machine payoff scheme with Mendocino County officials. Their sentences total 31 years for Caddel, plus concurrent terms for Mulligan and Griffin. The case tied to Howser era law enforcement, contributing to political shifts after last Tuesday’s primary.
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Los Angeles
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Mendogina County
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Blaze Kills Fire Captain in Hollywood Fire
Hollywood reports a $315 000 loss from a factory and office fire that killed Fire Captain Michael J. Carter. He died after suffering a heart attack while directing flames at a photography firm on the building’s second floor, owned by comedian Edward Everett Herton, with the blaze extending to Alco Research and Engineering Co. and destroying 250 000 recordings.
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Alco Research and Engineering Co
Russ Tank General Dies in Moscow
MOSCOW June 10 Maj. Gen. Ivan Mezhitsan died suddenly here. Described as a daring and decisive tank commander he had 18 years in the Soviet army and was a member of the Communist party since 1941. He was awarded the Order of Lenin and other high decorations.
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Pram Wobbles Drunk Driving Father of Twins
London June 10 An English ornithology instructor John Walter Shepherd was fined five shillings in Lambeth for drunkenness. He was arrested while pushing a wobbly perambulator. He claimed his wife had twins and he had celebrated with a couple of drinks.
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Long Illness Kills Wife of Vandenberg
Hazel H. Whittaker Vandenberg, 68, wife of Michigan Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, died in a Wardman Park Hotel suite after a three year illness. Husband and two stepchildren were at her side. cause not announced. Senate adopted a resolution of regret and sympathy.
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Michigan
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Elizabeth’ Phieffer
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Fort Wayne
Ind
University of Michigan
West Coast Cities to Attend Civil Defense Parley
Mayor Burton W. Chace and City Manager Samuel E. Vickers will travel to San Francisco for a civilian defense conference set for Monday and Tuesday. The event is called by Mayor Elmer Robinson of San Francisco with invited leaders from western cities, Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, Burton Washburn, Richard Graves and others to be heard.
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League of California Cities
Convention Ponders Dancing in Japan Focus at Lutherans’ Session
Washington June 107 A delegates at the 91st Augustana Lutheran convention debate mission prospects in Japan and the role of dancing among youth during the final sessions. The convention ends tomorrow afternoon.
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Midwestern Area Cooled by Showers
Cool air and thundershowers ended a hot humid spell for much of the midwest today. The hot humid line stretched from central lower Michigan to northern Texas with showers and thunderstorms over areas from lower Michigan through Illinois Indiana southwest to northern Texas. Gulf and Atlantic states saw mostly fair warm weather while the northern plains and western regions stayed near normal. A severe electric storm struck the Chicago area.
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Jealousy Motive Flagged in Glendale Arson Case
Glendale June 10 Arthur W. Simmons 29 jailed on suspicion of arson after police accuse him of burning down his girlfriend Mrs. Marjorie Hathaway 25 and her mother’s house while they were away. Neighbors say Simmons ran from the rear as smoke poured out. He denies setting the fire claiming he arrived as it started and rushed to rescue them.
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Arthur W. Simmons
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Coast guard brief shows tides and surf at Long Beach
Sunrise at 5 41 a m sunset 8 04 p m moonrise 2 56 a m moonset not given tides high at 8 13 a m 3 3 ft low 2 12 a m 0 3 ft 2 03 p m surf small breakers and rip tides water at 60 degrees Long Beach Lifeguards report these conditions per the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Fatal Russian Roulette death shocks McKEESFORT
Anthony Ferrulli, a 5 year old from McKeesport, Pennsylvania, died when a dangerous Russian roulette game went wrong. Police say Tony Han spun the cylinder and pulled the trigger, with three friends watching. the bullet fired into his forehead as an empty chamber was expected. Acting Police Lieutenant Joseph Imer noted the grim incident as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the reckless act.
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Tony Han Roulette
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Remington to Quit Commerce Job for Perjury Fight
Washington June 10 UP William W Remington will quit his 10000 a year Commerce department job Monday to devote time to proving he has never been a member of the Communist party He is a 32 year old wartime Naval Intelligence Lieutenant and will appear in Federal Court in New York Tuesday to answer an indictment charging he lied about his Communist affiliation The resignation ends department moves to remove him though similar action is being taken against Michael E Lee another 10000 a year official who refused to quit and says the department blocks his efforts to clear his name The move follows an earlier refusal to resign under pressure and a subsequent shift in stance by Remington to vindicate his loyalty and innocence by court action
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Communist Party
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Office of International Trade
Michael E. Lee
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Warns U S Must Win Idea War at Caltech Graduation
PASADENA June 10 UP The war is white hot on the ideological front and if we lose that battle our bullets and bombs will be of no use Dr A D Du Bridge told the 409 members of the graduating class of California Institute of Technology He said the basic issue between Soviet communism and American democracy is the issue of liberty versus tyranny If we are fighting for freedom let us not be afraid of freedom If we are fighting for democracy let us fight with tools and techniques of democracy.
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California
Institute
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Truman Cabinet Averages Age and Class Profiles
Washington June 10 report on President Truman's cabinet notes nine members with an average age of 54, the oldest 65, and the youngest 46. It details wealth, education, religion, and prior government service, highlighting diversity in background and six college graduates among the nine.
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