Governors divided over McCarthyism in key conference
At the Republican governors conference in Sulphur Springs West Virginia on June 19 Governor Dewey and peers voiced mixed views on Senator McCarthy's charges against the State Department. Dewey indicated a mixed reaction while others called for more data.
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Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Thomas EB. Dewey
New York
Sen. McCarthy
R.-Wis
State Department
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California
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Wisconsin
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Edcivius
Republican Party
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Perm
Alvania
Senate
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James Roosevelt
Pennsylvia
Dewey
Repubean
McCarthy
Harold E. Statson
Minnesota
Oregon
Stassen
O. P
Dutt
Nobles Bring 243 Horses and Six Camels to Shrine Convention
Nobles gather for the national Shrine convention in Los Angeles as 243 horses and six camels are housed in a downtown tent city, with Bellamy Seals of Zor Temple Madison, Wisconsin, in charge. A wheeled dogsled from Anchorage underscores shrine displays and Seals notes the animals’ temperamental nature and the need to manage spitting.
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Los Angeles
Shrine Legion of Honor
Pershing Square
Anchorage
Alaska
Shrine
Bellamy
Zor Temple
Madison
Wis
Navy Flies 144 Across Pacific in Record Flight
SAN DIEGO June 19 The Caroline Mars carried 144 men from Hawaii to the west coast in a non stop 14 hour 18 minute flight setting a passenger record for four engine flying boats The Hawaii Mars followed with 106 men on a 2 1 2 hour 2400 mile hop to Alameda and then to San Diego The two ships ferried a company of marine reservists in full combat kit to Camp Pendleton The Caroline topped the Hawaii Mars former 113 passenger mark and the marshal Mars held the prior overall record of 308 aboard a 45 mile hop The flight was routine per Lt William Nelson Augusta Kansas and involved hot stuffy initiation aboard the tower deck before takeoff but the crew reported smooth takeoffs rides and landings The Hawaii Mars was commanded by Lt William Bartley of Calhoun Indiana
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Hawaii
Navy
San Diego Bay
Alameda
Camp Pendleton
Caroline
Alamede
William Bartley
Calhoun, IN
Aged Woman Burned in Scalding Shower
Mrs. Mary A. Wadsworth, 86, of 60 Di Roma, was severely scalded yesterday while showering at home. She suffered second and third degree burns over most of her body and was taken to Seaside Hospital where attendants say her condition is serious.
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di Roma
Public report on Amerasia case may be released soon
Atty Gen McGrath said the Justice Department will decide soon whether to release a full report on the 1945 Amerasia case as urged by a federal grand jury. Developments include Republican critics of McCarthy, testimony from Amerasia figures, and debates over handling State Department disclosures and a Vatican meeting.
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McCarthy
Paul G. Hoffman
Acheson
Wee
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McGrath
Justice Department
Amerasia
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R.-Wis
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Farr Warren
California
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Committee
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Navy
Andrew Roth
Warsen
Philip Jaffe
Roth
Cardinal Spellman
John E. Peurifoy
U. S
Vatican
Peurifoy
Grand Jury
West Coast
Department
Congress
Knowland
R.-Calif
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Duff
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Bridges
Wisconsin
Bay
Chilly Blast Lingers East of Rockies
The cold snap of the weekend lingers east of the Rockies with Land o Lakes Wisconsin recording 36 degrees the coldest in the nation. Chicago logged 53 after a June 18 record low with 50 and 55 highs. Cleveland 41, Youngstown 36, Akron 29 marked severe chills. Skies show eastly cloudiness in the northeast while showers fringe eastern Iowa Ohio and West Virginia.
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Wis
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Youngstown
Akron
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Ohio
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Long Beach Tide and Surf Report for Tuesday
Tides and temperatures for Tuesday June 20 list sunrise at 5 42 am sunset at 8 07 pm moonrise 10 22 am moonset then tides high 2 46 pm 3 6 ft low 7 40 am minus 02 ft 7 06 pm 2 8 ft foregone stats credited to the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey lifeguards report water temperature 65 degrees surf calm and conditions suitable for swimming
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Pacific Northwest Rivers Rise Threatens Inland Empire
Flood warnings stretch from northern Idaho to British Columbia as the Kootenai and Columbia rise. Dikes brace Bonners Ferry and Vancouver while National Guardsmen aid dike work. Fraser River still rising, safety fears linger as waters advance on Portland and Sauvie Island.
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Wash
Pacific Northwest
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Kootenai
Spokane Weather Bureau
National
Lewiston
Coeur D'Alene
Weather Bureau
Columbia
Vancouver
Vanport
Portland
Ore
Sauvies Island
British Columbia
Fraser River
Father Survives Father’s Day Well Cave In Indiana
In Lehart Indiana on Father's Day 33 year old H Milton Randall and neighbor Vernon Lysinger were digging a well when a pipe broke at 18 feet. The earth caved in trapping Randall. Lysinger climbed out for a wrench, then helped dig him out with a garden hose. Firefighters freed Randall after about two hours, his wife Judy contacting them as six children watched.
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Sysinger
Ndall
Judy
Drunken bicyclist jailed after crash in Wilmington
In Wilmington Ohio Kenneth Bosle aged 65 was jailed on a drunken driving charge after his bicycle veered into a ditch. W J McCloughlin 31 of Avants Georgia said he swerved to avoid Bosle. State Patrolman J F Cushman cited Bosle who was to appear in mayor's court today.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Georgina
Highway Patrol
Kenneth Bosle
Blanchester
Bostre
W. J. McCloughlin
Avants
Eight Men Rescue Man From Philadelphia Cellar
John Linton, 28, fell into a cellar excavation in Philadelphia and eight men rushed to pull him out. He shouted for a derrick as six policemen and the rescuers worked to free him. The incident drew sympathy as bystanders watched the daring rescue unfold.
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Philadelphia
John Linton
Girl Swallows Glass During Dog Incident
Five year old Carol Ann Moke in McKeesport Hospital awaiting an operation to remove a small glass cog from her stomach after slipping while a dog bite occurred. Doctors described her condition as fair.
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Mckeesport
Carol Ann Moke
Tiny Bird Costs Jerseyite Nine Dollars
In June at a service station in New Jersey, Robert Bertelsen ducked a small bird pecking on the ground, fell through a plate glass window, and his employer billed him $9 for the new glass. The bird departed ungratefully.
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Deal
N. J
Robert Bertelsen
Em RS
Eurekan Dead and Missing Girl Mystery in Eureka
The nude body of 28 year old Henry Baird, a Eureka bakery driver, was found shot in the back on a beach 20 miles south. Barbara Kelly, a Fortuna waitress and Baird’s girlfriend for two months, is missing. Sheriff Raab said the note left by Barbara indicated she planned to visit a friend Saturday night. Baird’s car was located near the beach and a .22 caliber pistol known to him is missing.
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Eureka
Henry Baird
Here
Barbara Kelly
Fortuna
Charles Raab
Baird
Archer J. Kelly
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