Bunche Meets Loyalty Board In New York
Dr Ralph J Bunche a top United Nations official spent most of Tuesday and Tuesday night closeted with a U S loyalty board The board chairman said no inference should be drawn from the fact Bunche who won the 1950 Nobel peace prize for a Holy Land armistice is principal director of the Uns Department of Trusteeship and Information from Non Self Governing Territories Two former Nazi committee members Manning Johnson and Leonard Patterson were admitted to the hearing room After a 12 hour session a spokesman Pierce Gerety said Bunche like every American citizen employed by the world international organizations to which the United States belongs has been investigated under executive orders issued by Truman and Eisenhower He added reports of these investigations are turned over to the international organizations loyalty board and then no inference should be drawn from the board meeting to day
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New York
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
U.S
Bunche
Holy Land
U. N
Department of
Trusman
Eisenhower
Laay
State Department
Tragic Harbor Accident Arrests Portland Fisherman
Edward Swim, 48, fell from a harbor pier Tuesday night while attempting to board a boat. He could not swim and reportedly drowned, authorities said.
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Portland
Maine
Edward Swim
Swim
Nab Woman Tycoon for Embezzling
IRONTON Ohio Mrs Fronia Sexton a 62 year old business leader in Ironton and Ashland Ky faces federal embezzlement charges for 114000 as president of the Citizens National Bank of Ironton. She was arrested in her apartment jailed overnight then released on bond and bound to a Cincinnati grand jury. Her career spanned banking publishing and theater ventures in the tri state area.
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Ironton
Ohio
Fronia Sexton
Ashland
Ironton Bank
Tristate
West Virginia
Kentucky
Citizens Natonal Bank of
Portsmouth
Sexton
Cincinnati
Ironton Publishing Co
Courier
The
News
Mra Sexton
New York Dock Workers Vote Amid Heavy Waterfront Police
About 25,000 New York and New Jersey longshoremen cast ballots in a National Labor Relations Board election amid heavy police patrols to deter intimidation. Polls opened at three NYC and three northern New Jersey sites with results possible by midnight. The ILA and AFL ILA claimed victory, while federal officials organized a large monitoring staff to ensure a fair count. Local tensions rose as both sides argued over control and past racketeer concerns lingered.
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New York
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
Tival Afl-Il
NLEB
Charles T. Douds
NLRB
Denver
Francis W. H. Adams
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