MIT Professor Indicted in Red Scare Case
Cambridge Massachusetts September 13 AP Professor Dirk J Struik suspended from duties at MIT after indictment charging advocating overthrow of US and Massachusetts governments by force through writings and distributions. Harry Winner also charged. women not accused. Indictments follow grand jury testimony by undercover agent Herbert Philbrick who linked Struik to Communist groups and schools.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dirk J.struik
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Commonwealth of Massachu
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harry E. Winner
Rubber Company
Withartha N. Fletcher
Boston
Margaret Gilbert
James R. Killian
MIT
Struik
Winner
George Thompson
Herbert Philbrick
Communist Party
Philbrick
House un-American Activities Committee
Strate
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson School
New York City
Pane
Holland
Moscow
University of Moscow
Remedy for Poison Ivy With Zirconium Cream Revealed
National Lead Co reports a new poison ivy remedy using zirconium with a carbon compound in cold cream. The discovery followed a chemist's attempt to help a poisoned son, leading to a cream that cured Ivy in about two days and now reduces misery in a few days.
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Bay
Howard W. Blakeslee
Science
New York
National Lead Co
Sales Tax Seen Answer to Boost Revenue
Senator George of Georgia said Congress may implement a federal sales or transaction tax if another tax increase is needed next year. He noted the Senate Finance Committee finished work on a revenue-boosting measure projected to raise about six billion dollars annually after trimming the House bill of seven point two billion.
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Washington
Sen
George
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Libraries Tell Saturday Hours
City Librarian Edwin Castagna announced Saturday hours for four branches from 9:00 a.m. to 5:10 p.m. every Saturday. Bret Harte, Burnett, Dana, and North Long Beach branches are on this schedule, matching last summer. Three other branches Alamitos Bay Shore and East Long Beach revert to 12 noon to 9 p.m. Librarians will check with patrons to gauge demand.
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Edwin Cas Tagna
Bret Harte
W. Willow St. Burnett
E. Hil St
Richard Henry Dana
Atlantic Ave
North Long Beach
Orange Ave
Alamitos
Third St. Bay Shore
Second St
East Long Beach
Anaheim St
Chief Justice Stacy of North Carolina Dies at 66
RALEIGH N C Sept 13 Walter Parker Stacy 66 chief justice of North Carolina died of a heart ailment in his hotel apartment here early today He had been named to the U S Board of Mediation under the Railway Labor Act during Coolidge Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt administrations as neutral arbitrator in railroad labor disputes President Truman in 1945 named Stacy chairman of the Presidents national labor management conference.
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Raleigh
N. C
Walter Parker Stacy
North Carolina
Coolidge
Hoover
Frankin Roosevelt
U. S. Board of Mediation
Truman
Stacy
Lovett Nomination Clears Senate Defense Panel Unanimously
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Robert A. Lovett's nomination as Secretary of Defense, unopposed and without Lovett testifying. Chairman Richard Russell indicated a full Senate vote could follow. Lovett pledged to carry on Marshall's policies while arguing for adequate, moderate armed forces and allied non-Communist support.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Senate Prot Services
George C. Marshall
Richard Bz. Russell
D.- Ga
Senate
TTT
Lovett
Ralph Flanders
Rut
Congress
Marshall
Russell
Truman
William C. Foster
Defense Department
U. S
Defense
Defense Secret
Western
Europe
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Lovett Long
Boyle Says Young Was Democratic Volunteer in 1948
Washington dispatch reports William M. Boyle Jr. says E Merl Young was a volunteer helper at Democratic national headquarters during the 1948 campaign. Senate inquiry had linked Young to an RFC loans probe, with Sen Margaret Chase Smith alleging Young acted as Boyle's alter ego at the committee. Boyle insists Young had no official role, only answering phones and running errands. He urges Congress to outlaw baseless attacks in campaigns as elections subcommittee seeks ways to curb costly, misleading practices.
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Washington
William M. Boyle Jr
E. Merl Young
Democratic National
Young
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Boyle
Democratic Committee
National Democratic
National Committee
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Senate Elections
Sen
Gillette
Iowa
Parochial School Tax Issue Qualified for Ballot
SACRAMENTO Sept 15 The Secretary of State certified 216934 signatures to place a referendum on parochial school tax status on the ballot, well above the 189805 needed. The measure would have removed parochial schools from tax rolls, halting its progress.
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Sacramento
Frank Jordan
Heavy Construction Awards Decline in Weekly Totals
New York report shows heavy construction awards totaling 4289,224,000 for the week ended Monday, down 13 percent from the year to date weekly average. Comparisons include 160,465,1000 the prior week and 219,743,000 in the same week last year per Engineering News Record.
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New York
Monnday
Engineering News Record
U N unit to raise Russia dues for speeches next year
United Nations committees propose a 41 percent increase in the Soviet Union’s dues for the next year while reducing the U S share by about 5 percent. If approved at the Paris Assembly, Russia would pay 9.85 percent of the total UN cost and the United States 36.90 percent. Secretary General Trygve Lie favors a net budget of 40,756,200 for 1952, down from 42,898,520 this year.
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United Nations
UPI
Moscow
U.N
U.N. Committee On
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Ney
U. N
A. A. Soldatov
U. S
Soldatov
Russia
Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Trygve Lie
Gross Witness Returns to State Custody after Flight
District Attorney Miles McDonald vowed heavy guard for graft witness Robert Gross after his run to Atlantic City. Gross said he merely walked in the sun while threats to his family were cited as the motive. Former patrolman James Reardon reappeared at his Westport home as jury selection continued and the trial slated to resume the next morning.
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New York
Harry Gross
Miles McDonald
Atlantic City
McDonald
Gross
James Reardon
Westport
Conn
Atlantic Head
Long Island
39 Feared Lost on French Plane
PERPIGNAN France Sept 13 Airport officials said 35 passengers and three crewmen are aboard a French Bus plane missing on its run over the Mediterranean from Toulouse to Oran North Africa. It was last sighted over Valencia Spain after leaving Perpignan. Searchers from Algiers and Oran are engaged.
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Perpignan
France
Mediterranean
Toulouse
Oran
North Africa
Valencia
Spain
Algiers
Clermont Forrand
Campaprie Alpés-Province
Union Flood Fund Pledged at National Plumbing Meet
Kansas City September 13. The United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry pledged and received 58808 to aid flood victims in Missouri and Kansas. The funds were paid or subscribed during the convention.
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Kansas City
BA Jonson
Missouri
Kansas
Hemptiny
United Association of Journeymen
United States
Canada
Acheson May Retire After San Francisco Era Ends
Washington scene notes that Secretary of State Dean Acheson could leave the cabinet if air is cleared of late attacks and he achieves a peak of success at the San Francisco conference and in Ottawa talks. President Truman's stance and Democratic lawmakers weigh the political timing for a dignified exit.
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Washington
Deen Acheson
Acheson
McCarthy
San Francisco
Joseph R.mccarthy
R-Wis
Ottawa
Western
Germany
State Department
Truman
Democratic Party
Congress
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
United States
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Robert Farrington
Union Flood Fund
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Lyle
Wilson
Emidio
Crescent City
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United Air Lines
Redwood City
Hillercopter
Assocated Press
Tovarich
West Berlin
Andrei
Andrai Gromyko
Andrey
Prass
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