Edward G. Robinson Denies Aiding Reds Before Congress
Edward G. Robinson testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee and denied knowingly aiding communism while saying he was duped by Communists. He identified as a Liberal Democrat and urged clearing his name of disloyalty innuendo, noting many fronts used his name and acknowledging some groups were tainted by communism.
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Washington
Edward G. Robinson
House un-American Activities Committee
Robinson
House
Communist Party
Hollywood
Yoshida Seeks National Policies Revisions in Japan
Tokyo May 1 The Japanese cabinet asked Wednesday to propose new national policies as a first step toward abolishing or revising occupation measures Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida urged sovereign policy changes including reviving court ranks and honors system and reconsidering no war and rearmament provisions Labor laws land reform and Southeast Asia diplomacy will be reviewed The upper house and other policies may see changes as the cabinet weighs revisionary steps
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Japan
Shigeru Hori
Southeast Asia
Kyodo
Robinson
Czech Red Split Seen by Yugos
Belgrade May 1 report from the Yugoslav publication International Affairs says 6000 Stalinist Communists were purged from Czechoslovakia to edge Gottwald from power. It portrays Gottwald as Czech lite defending independence from Moscow amid Moscow directed rival factions led by Slansky.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
International Affairs
Ivan Karaivanov
Gottwald
Moscow
Karaivanovy
Stalin
Rudolf Slansky
Slansky
Czech Communist Party
Prague
Congo Circus Faces Heavy Rules and Gates of Entry
In Brussels on May 1, Alphonse De Jonghe and three brothers vow to bring Congo its first circus. The $240,000 venture will tour with 15 trucks, ships, and a plane, though strict rules require clear explanations for each act and ban on certain costumes and white clowns. The governor assigns an officer as viser to oversee performances and native performers will be trained locally after lifting a fever ban.
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Brussels
Belgium
Alphonse de Jonghe
Belgian Congo
Congo
de Jonghes
Ringling Brothers
United States
de Jonghe
Doctor to Address Mental Hygiene Meet at Burnett Library
Dr Kenneth C Brandenburg will speak at the final mental hygiene tim forum at Burnett Branch Library 560 E Hill St at 8 pm tomorrow. Films Inside: Story and Emotional Health shown. Miss Jean Taggart branch librarian organized with cooperation of public schools and the library film service. A native pallet dancer will perform to the same music.
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Kenneth C. Brandenburg
Burnett
E. Hill St
Jean Taggart
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