News Panel to Advise Forrestal on Feasibility of Peacetime Censorship
A 22 member panel of news industry representatives was formed to study peacetime censorship risks and report within 30 days. Secretary Forrestal said a security advisory council and an information advisory unit could guide media while avoiding formal censorship. Members include B M Mekkelway, Relman Morin, Lyle Wilson, Justin Miller, Perry Githens, William Chenery, Walton Ament, Warner Pathe News, and Gene Dinson among others.
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Forrestal
United States
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The
Washington Star
Relman Morin
Associated Press
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Justin Miller
National Association of Broadcasters
Perry Githens
Popular Science Monthly
William L. Chenery
Colliers Magazine
Walton ¢. Ament
Warner Pathe
Gene Dinson
Indianapolis News
Aviation Writers Association
Sheep killing birds slated at S D Zoo
Auckland dispatch reports three keas from New Zealand heading to the United States. The rare parrots will travel by ship to San Francisco for the San Diego Zoo exchange, with North American birds to be sent in return.
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Ieal Society of
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Labor Leader Christoffel Faces 60 Year Term
Milwaukee labor leader Harold Christoffel was found guilty on six counts of perjury for denying Communist ties before the House labor committee. Sentencing could reach up to 60 years, with actual term delayed pending motions for a new trial next week.
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Christoffel
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Pee
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Supreme Court
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Jet'thie Allis Chalmers
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Buden
Louis F. Buden
Communist Daily Worker
Fordham University
Allis Chalmers Co
Allis Chalmers
Germany
Russia
Brazilians Jailed Over Million Dollar Diamond Ring
In Los Angeles on March 4, Brazilian nationals Carlos Pasinato and Hassan Hasson were jailed on charges they smuggled a 26 karat, $1000000 diamond ring stolen from Countess Matarazzo in South America. Rising to the case, authorities tracked the pair after suspicions of selling the ring surfaced during surveillance in Puerto Rico and flights from Brazil to the United States.
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Jal
United States
South America
Carlos Pasinato
Biau
Rick Hasson
Sao Paulo
Five French Legion Deserters Rescued at Sea
Five members of the French Foreign Legion were rescued from the Straits of Malacca near Singapore after jumping from a French transport. The men, Malay fishermen who aided in the rescue, said they deserted to avoid fighting in Indochina. Singapore military police handed the deserters over to French authorities.
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Red Suspect Out on Bond
New York March 4 Irving Potash alleged alien Communist free from Ellis Island today on $5000 bail in deportation proceedings Judge William Bondy said government failed to show reason to question loyalty Potash a CT O surplus union leader named by government as a member of the Communist party national board Bondy dismissed habeas corpus writ but bail granted pending appeal Chief open trials urged for Potash Ferdinand C Smith and Charles A Doyle noted Murray urged trials as aliens long resident in the United States
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Ellis Island
U.S
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Potash
Ommunist Party National Board
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U. S
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Phillp Murray
U. 16
Ferdinand C. Smith
National Maritime Union
Charles A. Doyle
Murray
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Drop in Living Costs Doubted by Rep Homer Jones
Washington March 4 Rep Homer Re Jones argues living costs will not fall soon. He testified before a subcommittee in favor of pay increases for federal workers urging approval of his bill to raise government salaries by 800 dollars a year. Under the bill hourly workers would gain 40 cents an hour.
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Homer Re Jones
Jones
How
Civil Service
Farm Income Drops as Result of Recent Shakedown on Commodity Exchanges
HICACO reports farmers face lower earnings across commodities amid exchange pressures. Prices for corn and wheat fell from March last year, hogs and cattle show mixed shifts, with cattle holding steadier while hogs declined. Potatoes and butter stabilize with government price supports noted for spuds and dairy. Market volatility affects farmer income despite smaller hog numbers and higher feed costs.
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