McCarthy Attacks Stevenson in Wisconsin Banquet Row
In Cambridge and Miami venues McCarthy accused Stevenson of using Communist methods to attack him and the GOP. Stevenson declined comment in Cambridge while praising Taft. McCarthy urged for a treason verdict from 20 counts, and planned Oklahoma City speeches amid Army Schine probe developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Stevenson
Cambridge
Mass
McCarthy
Milwaukee County
Young Republican Organization
Miami
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Republican Party
American Communist Party
Chicago
Sen
Taft
Re Chio
T So Jong
Bob Taft
Wisconsin
Republian
GOP
U. S
Russia
Yalta
Oklahoma Citys
Deadly G-Gas Plant Factories Stir West and Warnings Rise
Reports say the Army built a pilot plant for G-Gas at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland and a larger plant near Birmingham Alabama. Army officials claim G-Gas offers tactical surprise with high toxicity but no escape risk from the plants. Details remain secret. tests show lethal effects by contact or inhalation. A Rocky Mountain News source cites perceived safe surroundings at Rocky Mountain Arsenal, while a national magazine claims Soviet production knowledge. Separate California temblor events from Ventura to the Mexican border woke residents with minor damage and no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Hag
Soviet Union
Army
Edgewood Arsenal
Alabama
Bullone
Rocky Mountain News
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver
Benosttfest
el Cajon
Here
California
Ventura
San Diegans Feel Quake Aftershocks
San Diego area residents felt continuing after shocks from Friday's Southern California quake. Amateur seismologist Fred Robinson reported a light quake at 8 19 51 p m with an intensity of 2 on the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
California
Fred Robinson
Freak Accident Kills Driver at Gas Station
Philadelphia report of 24 year old Joseph Neri killed when his car backed, struck a door and iron pole at a gas station. The vehicle slammed the door, crushed his head, and he was later pronounced dead at Temple Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph Neri
Gus
Neri
Temple Hospital
Kidnapper Seeks Boy at Portland Hills School
In northwest Portland, a man tried to kidnap 9 year old George Brice Tit from Catlin Hillside School. He fired shots as teachers and students aided by Mrs. Brice and her maid halted the attempt. teacher Manuel Schauffler was wounded in the hand and the assailant fled into nearby woods. Police pursue as Mrs. Brice and her husband, banker George Brice Jr., react to the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
UPI
Folies
Sheriff's Deputies
George Brice
Catlin-Hillside
George F. Brice Jr
Lizzie May Brown
Manuel Schauffler
Brooklyn Policy Ring Ties Officials in Major Bust
Brooklyn authorities announce 25 arrests in a 3,000,000 per year policy ring. Wiretap evidence cited by Assistant District Attorney Julius Helfand links the operation to police officers and higher officials, suggesting the scheme could not run without protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York—Llp
Brooklyn
Barry Gross
Autoist Stricken by Cramp Receives Help After Stop
Robert T Davis, 29, of 3958 Hayter Ave Bail flower, lost movement from a back cramp while driving at Broadway and Orizaba Ave. A passerby Rose Mays, 15, summoned police. A doctor gave a sedative and he was taken to Community Hospital, diagnosed with a lumbo-sacral muscular strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Hwy
Canal St
Chalmers M. Miller
Sante Fe Ave
Mildred
Seaside
Charles M. Ostro
Hackett Ave
Hyman Wilson
California Ave
Santa Fe Ave
W. Anaheim St
Harbor General Hospital
Wilson
L. L. Denton
Crenshaw Blvd
Torrance
Virginia Greenfield
Second St
Herold G.O. Carey
Frontier
San Francisco
California
California Highway Patroli
Broadway
Orizaba Ave
Robert T- Darvis
Hayter Ave
Bailflower
Rose Mays
Colorado ‘Pl
Davis
Community Hospital
Heas
Possum Traps Imperiled Power by Nesting in Meter Box
Albany resident Mitchell found a pregnant possum had moved into his electric meter box on Friday night causing flickering lights. He plans to let the mother stay until the babies arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Cams
Ownet
Mitchell
Near Clash Marks Senate Red Probe
Former FCC commissioner Clifford J. Durr attacked Paul Crouch during a Senate subcommittee hearing on alleged Communist activity. Crouch testified that Mrs. Durr influenced officials to foster communism. Durr was restrained after lunging at Crouch. Durr later fell ill and was taken for observation. Horton defended Highlander Folk School as non Communist. he was ejected after refusing to answer questions. Durr also cited his past role as attorney for the National Farmers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Durr
Montgomery
Ala
U.S
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New Orleans
Paul Crouch
Durr
United States
Federal
Senate
Crouch
U. S. Supreme Court
Yugo Black
FCC
Touro
Myles Horton
Highlander Folk School
Monteagle
Tenn
Horton
Highlander
James Wastland
Ferton
James A. Dombrowski
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Morton
Fastland
U. S
National Farmers Union
Present Decline Near End Says Educator
New York expert notes the economy shows a late-stage decline already easing while a shift from a sellers market to a buyers market continues. He cites slower growth, debt burdens, and tighter job opportunities as factors shaping 1953 prospects in business and education sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plomen
Ang DY Rel Gusapensennes Nadler
Unemployment Rises Across U S Industrial Areas
Washington reports mid March Labor Department findings show unemployment spreading to a wide range of industries and near critical levels in several major industrial areas. Some slackening signs appear, but no final figures are available. claims for unemployment benefits dip slightly in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Eisenhower
Booze in Batter If Anything It Was 1 Too Many Gookies
Kansas City reports a drunk driving case where Frank J. Ross argued the scent on an officer’s breath was cookie flavor. The policeman testified he followed Ross and believed his driving was erratic. Ross claimed the cookies were liquor flavored from a wedding reception. The judge dismissed the drunken driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank J. Ross
Circuit Court
D. P. Strother
Ross
Strother
Windstorm Hits Ohio Towns Laurelville and Adelphi
A wind storm described as an unconfirmed tornado struck Laurelville and Adelphi in southern Ohio on Friday night. Roofs and outbuildings were damaged, ten Dayton homes suffered severe damage, and an Arlington area losses were estimated at 35 000 dollars. A barn near Laurelville was swept away, killing 4000 chicks valued at 2000 dollars. No funnel cloud reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Laurelville
Adelphi
Dayton
Arlington
Montgomery County
Labreville
Clifford Strouse
Eisenhower approves Upper Colorado development plan
Washington reports President Eisenhower endorses a basin wide development for the upper Colorado River including multi purpose dams at Glen Canyon and Echo Park and 11 irrigation projects totaling about 923 million dollars. Eden project authorized at 7.28 million. Navajo project deferred pending further Interior recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glen Canyon
Echo Park
Jtom
Eden
Secretary of Interior
Shiprock Division
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
FBI arrests two for Portsmouth bank robbery
Boston FBI and New Hampshire state police announce the arrest of Robert E B Nelson 28 and Albert J Lazzaro 23 of Portsmouth N H for the Durham W N H Trust Co robbery. They face arraignment today before U S Commissioner John Broderick of Manchester N H. Most money and weapons recovered in their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
N.H
Durham WN. H. Trust Co
U. S
John Broderick
Manchester
M. H
Robert EB. Nelson
Albert J. Lazzaro
Harvey G. Foster
FBI
Waterfront Quiet and Idle Amid Longshoremen Strike
New Yorks waterfront shows calm as police guard picket lines during a 16th day of the longshoremen strike. About 1000 of 24000 dock workers reported to work, 42 ships idle, others rerouted to different ports. International Longshoremen's Association members maintain shutdowns, with authorities pledging safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Longshoremen's Association
Ind
Yank Airlift Pierces Fierce Red Barrage
Civilians under contract to the French flew transport planes to Dien Bien Phu, dodging heavy antiaircraft fire as they delivered supplies. French crews fought to recover wounded amid bombardment, while chaos and evacuations unfolded under a Vietminh assault in Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HANOS
Dien Bien Fhn
Berlin
United States
Dien Bien Phu
Upland Father Shot Dead. Son Held on Murder Charge
In Upland an 18 year old youth was booked on suspicion of murder after his father, Glennson J. Champion Sr., 49, an aircraft worker, was shot in the back of the head with a .22 caliber rifle. Detectives said the mother Estelle Champion reported the husband abused her earlier, and the shooting followed an incident in which the son claimed to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
U#1
H Crne
Glennson J. Champion Sr
Glendon J. Champion J
Estelle Champion
Glennon
Stanley
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty in Salem Case
David W. Foss, 34, seeks divorce on cruelty grounds. He testified Friday his wife forced him to act as a baby sitter while she went on dates with another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
David W.foss
French Assembly Passes 1954 Budget Despite Opposition
The National Assembly of France approved the 1954 budget in Paris with a 403 to 203 vote. The plan includes defense spending of 1,110,000,000,000 francs, funded partly by U S military aid, amid Communist and Socialist opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Assembly
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
DemoTreason
M'Carthy
Washington Sea
Potter
R-Mich
David Schine
McCarthy will_ bey
Schine
Roy Cohn
Subcommittee
Sioera
Compton
Downey
Paramount
Lynwood
Torrance Sea
Pedro Id
Costa Mesa
Ealerton
Ome
Whnitington
Alamitos R
Ig Bane Ann
Hat Seal Bench Sass Af Stanton
Wintersbars Way
San Diegans
Hunt
Portland Hills
Police
Possum
Dnhad
de Mose
Bonears
Hughes Aircraft
Hollywood Parke
Prairie Avenue
Manchester 1
Coomy
Tke
Colo
Press-Telegram
Pupsighed
Sixth Street
Sie Avenue
Ett
Beach 12
Califorate
Ember Audi
Surena
Long Peach
Paas
Federal Savings and Loan
Perro
Opan
Lone
East First ST
Fine and Locust
Ocean Ave
Frhone
Ieee Ee
Long Beach
Atlantic
LEO Shultz Furniture Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!