FBI Holds Record Senators Want in John Service Quiz
Senate investigators questioned career diplomat John S. Service about alleged secret military data passed to Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe. McCarthy and Tydings clashed over FBI microphone evidence and records, with open sessions held briefly before plans for further closed questioning.
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Gop East Coast Chiefs Map Strategy Meeting Opens
Atlantic City June 23 AP Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson opened a two day gathering of readers from Maine to Florida to map a 1950 vote getting plan. He said Americans broadly support McCarthy’s objectives and doubted the government has fully rid itself of disloyalty. Driscoll of New Jersey will speak at a luncheon as the only public event today.
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Congress Today
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Donald C. Cook
Canada
United States
Caltech Scientist Indicted by Jury on Red Charges
Caltech scientist Sidney Weinbaum 52 formerly at Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory was indicted by a U S Grand Jury on eight counts of perjury and fraud He was arrested by FBI agents last Friday and freed on 3000 bond He allegedly denied party membership while claiming to be not subversive and confusion arose over his wartime and career path with ties to Communist units in the professional field.
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Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
U. S. Grand Jury
FBI
Communist Party
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Jacob W. Dubnoff
Caltech
Ernest Tolin
Dubnoff
James M. Carter
A. L. Wirin
Weinnbaum
Russia
Dr. Dubnoft
Dr. Weinbaum
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadens
Tides and Temperatures for Saturday June 24
Forecast lists times and levels for tides and temperatures for Saturday June 24. Includes sunset at 8 08 p m moonset 1325 a m high and low tides 3 3 ft and 11 a m 3 3 ft forecaster credits U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Wiley blasts crime probes over mice chase in Missouri hearings
Sen Wiley sharply criticizes the Senate crime investigating committee for chasing minor leads while probing ties between politics and crime. Kefauver says hearings will expand to Missouri and Ohio with help from local law enforcement as investigators dig into gambling income, political contributions, and a $500000-a-day mail order bookmaking firm. Foreign arms aid and draft extensions dominate debate as Congress reviews stopgap measures and tax proposals.
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Wiley
R.-Wis
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
U. S
James V. Bennett
Kansas City
Missouri
Kefauver
D-Tenn
George White
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Senate
Ohio
Frank J
Truman
Chicago
St. Louis
Do. J. Rich & Co
Post Office
Clifton C. Garner
Sta. Connally
Texas
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Ship Halted Europe Trip Stranding 600 Students
Six hundred college students were stranded in New York after the Coast Guard labeled the chartered Norwegian liner Svalbard a firetrap and halted its Europe voyage. The ship, owned by the Norwegian government, was to carry National Student Association members to Rotterdam and back, with a roundtrip price of about $510 per student. Coast Guard inspectors cited narrow stairways, unsafe bunks, and no automatic fire alarm, prompting the suspension and a continued investigation.
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Svalbard
United States
National Student Association
Robert Kelly
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
N. J
Rotterdam
Helen Bryan
Sarah Lawrence College
N. S.A
Columbia
City College
Great Lakes Area Hit by High Winds
Weather across the region shows warm humid air from the deep south reaching into the Great Lakes. Thundershowers erupt in parts of Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and upper Michigan with gusty winds and lake craft warned.
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Bismarck
Seattle
Los Angeles
Lightning Strikes Church Kills Convict Ends Florida Baseball Game
Lightning at multiple sites injures or kills people and halts events. Convict Angelo Massina, 30, was struck near Winaven while fleeing a prison truck incident. another convict Robert W. McKay, 28, was critically wounded. A Naval Air Station game near Jacksonville saw eight players and an umpire knocked down. the game ended in the eighth inning. In Winter Haven a church burned after a lightning strike on an underground line, destroying the 1928 Christian Science Church building.
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Winaven
M. L. Fletcher
Barton State Road
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Fletcher
Massing
Robert W.mckay
McKay
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Charles Webb
Winter Haven
Christian Science Church
Dog on Ledge Rescued After Two Day Sojourn
In Cleveland on June 23 a small dog stranded on a shale ledge above the Charin River yelped for help for two days. Neighbors heard it, police notified the Animal Rescue League, and two men with ropes and gear rescued the hound. The dog leaped into the river, swam to the far bank, and fled.
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Charin
Little Dog
Animal Rescue League
Boastful ex felon given long prison term
John V. King, 72, of Los Angeles, pleaded guilty to 16 counts of forgery and two of shooting to wound. He was captured after shooting two constables on a crowded bus in Columbus. He boasted of forged check skills and claimed prior prison terms at Leavenworth and Folsom.
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John V. King
Los Angeles
King
Common Pleas
John R. King
Leavenworth and Folsom
Burglar Alarms Stolen From Car in Buffalo
In Buffalo, police report two burglar alarms stolen from a parked automobile. The theft occurred before the owner could report or defend the devices, with local authorities investigating the incident as a theft from an unattended vehicle.
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Buffalo
Paul Falamaeh
Advertising Pays Dividends for Grad in Michigan State
CHICAGO June 23 A recent Michigan State College graduate Arthur H Miller 24 put up a highway sign near Lansing Michigan that advertised him as a mechanical engineer trained in better methods The tactic worked and he accepted a job with a Lansing consulting engineering firm His mother Mrs Harry A Miller of Chicago said yesterday he took the position.
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Chicago
Arthur H. Miller
Michigan State College
Lansing Mich
Harry A. Miller
Lansing
Shocking Mishep Lays Climber Low
Washington reports a ten year old boy, Johnny Devine, was burned after touching a 2400-volt wire on a climber tree while investigating a bird nest. He is hospitalized with burns and scratches but no serious injuries beyond the shock.
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Washington
Johnny Devine
Johnny
Wife of Private Eye Sleuth Too
Ida Bryte of Mia me sued yesterday for divorce citing her husband’s night work on cases. She trailed him to a restaurant where he met a waitress, then confronted him at home with his apparent infidelity. He left with his belongings after the confrontation. They wed June 18 1938 and separated two weeks earlier.
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Bryte
Aboriginal dancer Mosick dies in Darwin hospital
Australia’s renowned aboriginal dancer Mosick died of abdominal cancer in Darwin hospital after a long illness. His best friend Amull was by his side as he wished to die among his people, but he was too ill to leave the hospital.
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Australia
Mosick
Darwin
Amull
Monsick
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