McCarthy Hears GE Plant Security Alma Matters
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy reopened closed sessions in New York on GE plant security and alleged subversion at Ft Monmouth radar labs. A former GE security officer testified security at the main plant was nearly nonexistent for years but is now improved. Tests moved to Boston for Lynn, Mass. hearings, with Albany and Schenectady sessions noted.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
General Electric Co
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations
Army Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Boston
Lynn
Mass
Albany
N. Y
Schenectady
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Ex-Russian Regains U.S. Citizenship
Jo Seba, born in California, regains U.S. citizenship in Richmond after serving in the Women’s Army Corps. Formerly Josephine Sebastian, she adopted Soviet citizenship in 1937 at her husband’s request, later separated from him, and after years of attempts, reclaims her U.S. status in a federal court ceremony. She plans college study in Slavic languages and art. Also notes farm work and social security guidance.
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Richmond, Va
IGP
U. S
Jo Seba
Women's Army Corps
Josephine Sebastian
United States
San Francisco
California
Moscow
WAC
Supreme Court urged to outlaw school segregation
The Supreme Court is asked to strike down racial segregation in public schools as violating the 14th and Fifth Amendments. Briefs from Negro parents and others argue segregation obliterates race distinctions and should end immediately, with reargument set for December. Governor Talmadge urged readiness to preserve separate education in Georgia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
South Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Congress
Pabiie
Bricef
High Court
Atlanta
Herman Tallmadge
United States Supreme Court
Georgia
Yoshida Likely Opponents Merge for Stronger Liberal Majority
Tokyo Asahi reports a merger between Shigeru Yoshida’s Liberal Party and Ichiro Hatoyama’s splinter Liberals, likely giving Yoshida a working majority and a two thirds constitutional majority. The change could enable constitutional amendments and stronger rearmament, aligning with U.S. urging.
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TOKYO
Soan
Japan
Liberal
Shigeru Yoshida
Asahi
Yoshida
House of Representatives
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Yosida
Liberals
Progressive Party
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United States
Idaho Rabies Quarantine Hits 750 Square Miles
In Burley and Twin Falls Idaho a 750 square mile rabies quarantine was ordered as outbreaks spread. Pet owners brought 750 dogs and cats to inoculation centers. Five people and several animals were bitten. several dogs and cows were reportedly attacked by suspected rabid animals. Vaccine flights were arranged from Portland.
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Burley
Idaho
iBurley
Twin Falls
Vic Pert
Linore
Tim
Boise
Vin Falles
Portland
Ore
Mon
Minidoka
A. P. Schmeider
Cassia County
Burlay
Ian
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Heo
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Luis Lopez
van Raalte
Sheerio
Alex. Reiman
First ST
Howard
Reguar
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Meath
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Vance
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