Brownell Attacked by Union in 1954 Act Case
Washington reports that Brownell faces actions under the 1954 Communist Control Act as the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union fight a SACB proceeding. Forer accuses Brownell of strikebreaking by seeking to label the union Communist infiltrated during a copper industry strike. The board may delay hearings or demand specifics, with motions to disqualify members Cain and Herbert due to a closed Senate Security Subcommittee meeting.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell
Joseph Forer
Brownell
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Forer
mince. mull_ uniean
Department of Justice Move. Co
Nathan Witt
Egent
Thomas J. Herpert
Hiry Cain
Department of Justice
Herbert
Cain
Senate Internal Security
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Jebor
Unon
International Union and
Supreme Court
Russian airliners en route to India survey Moscow Delhi link
Ambiguous report describes Soviet airliners landing in New Delhi after a nonstop flight from Tashkent. The two twin-engine Ilyushin 14 and Convair type aircraft were said to survey a proposed Russia India air route linking New Delhi with Moscow.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
U.S
Tashkent
Russia
Moscow
Britons Scramble Over Tax Rise Amid Royal Romance Fallout
The Times reports a 20 percent hike in the retail tax to fund government needs as Britain watches Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend. Front pages shift focus from the royal romance to everyday costs while Buckingham Palace faces scrutiny over Townsend’s divorce and church seating. The Archbishop of Canterbury meets with the Princess amid ongoing debates on royal marriage and church doctrine affecting Crown duties.
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Margaret Ieave
Clarence House
London
Vornosdas
Buckingham Palace
Portugal
Do Lopes
Canterbury
Peter Townsend
Cupid
Britain
Margaret
Butler
R. A. Butler
Lambeth Palace
Clarence
Ee Kk
Townsend
Iman
Church of England
Duke of Windsor
Edward VII
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Ansen Elizabeth II
Witt
Lambeth
Princess Margaret
Air Academy critique marks high school level fit
Yale professor Charles A. Fenton criticizes the Air Force Academy curriculum as akin to a good high school program and warns it mirrors West Point liberal arts. He notes weak senior tests, limited senior specialization, and questions about academic rigor at the Denver institution.
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Air Academy
Denver
Yale University
Charles A. Fenton
Air Force Academy
Feytim
Harper's Magazine
West Point Liberal Arts
Lawry Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Fenton
U. S
Academy
The
West Point
Harmon
N Tne
Ralphs Flays Milk Prices as Excessive
Los Angeles witnesses at a State Milk Control Bureau hearing argue milk costs are inflated by policy. Ralphs Grocery Co. vice president Walter Ralphs claims the state minimum is unrealistic, noting chain stores keep costs down and profits rise when prices climb. Other witnesses cite higher feed and transportation costs driving dairy price pressures.
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Los Angeles
Mik Control Bureau
Bureau of Milk Control
Talvhs
Harry Corree
Los Angeles Mutual Dairymen
Subvision
Cosled Clinton
Navy leader warns Soviet navy aims to isolate Europe
Admiral Jerauld Wright warned at a Navy Day luncheon that the Soviet Union has built a modern navy designed to isolate Europe from North America. He noted a submarine fleet over 400 strong and a shore-based air force, stressing Atlantic Command plans to counter this growing threat and protect merchant ships and ally lifelines.
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U. S. Atlantic
Russia
Europe
North America
Jerauld Wright
One& S
Prom
Britain
Adm. Wright
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Prussia
Alliea Command Atlantic
NATO
United States Navy
America
Barrymore Recovering After Minor Operation in Memphis
Memphis hospital reports Barrymore undergoing a minor operation and not smiling, his wife saying the procedure was to fix his lip. In Rome a grenade exploded at the offices of the Communist dominated Italian General Confederation of Labor, shattering windows and injuring the chauffeur's daughter.
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Ope
Barrymore
Memphis
Joh Barrymore
Memphis Baptist Hospital
Sai
Doctor Killed in Hunting Crash Near St George Utah
A grain truck overturned multiple times after blowing a tire on Highway 91 near St George Utah. The crash killed Dr Lee Borg a Los Angeles Gator who had been deer hunting in Utah.
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ST. George
Utah
Los Angeles
Guilt Upheld in Osaka Child Witness Murder Case
Osaka District Court of Appeals upholds a murder conviction based on a 4 year old's testimony that her father, Kumatsugu Fujita, threw his infant son and daughter into a drainage ditch. Fujita, 31, was sentenced to four years' imprisonment after a 3 year earlier conviction. Bodies never recovered. The girl's statement stated Ethan cried so daddy threw them into the water.
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Osaka
Japan
Osaka District Court of Appeals
Kumatsugu Fujita
Fujita
Ethan
Aircraft Machinists Launch Drive for Wages Rise
In Los Angeles the Aircraft Council of California Conference of Machinists opens a three day session to push for equitable and just wage increases for over 125000 workers in the state aviation industry. President Joan Snider of District Lodge 727 cites wartime wage patterns and big industry profits as the basis for demanding higher pay. He notes ongoing negotiations on the 1936 contract with Lockheed Aircraft Corp set to expire next February.
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Los Angeles
Snider
Willagen
Lockheed Airrcraft Corp
U N Seat Remains in Deadlock at United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly postponed further voting on the Security Council seat for 10 days after three new ballots failed to break a two week deadlock between Yugoslavia and the Philippines. Britain proposed the delay, backed by the Soviet bloc, despite U S objections. The 11th ballot was unrestricted and yielded no clear change as both sides kept 30 for the Philippines and 25 for Yugoslavia with India tallying one.
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U. XN
General Assembly
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Sly Pierson Dixon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
India
Intra
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Assembly
Dixon
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