Eighteen Second-String Reds Indicted for Conspiracy
Eighteen lower‑level Communist Party leaders were indicted on charges of conspiring to advocate the overthrow of the U S government by force. Grand juries returned indictments in Seattle St Louis and Detroit charging violations of the Smith Act up to 10 000 fine and 10 years imprisonment.
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Washington
Communist Party
FBI
United States
Seattle
Wash
St. Louis
Detroit
Justice Department
FBI J
Midwest
Henry P. Huff
William J. Pennock
Karly Larsen
Terry Pettus
Paul Miller Bowen
John
Cheap, Says Scientist on Atomic Extermination Cost
London reports a British mathematician argues that using atomic devices to exterminate populations could be economical. Fred Hoyle estimates per corpse costs around one pound, discusses WWII losses, and notes a rise to 20 tons of fissionable material yearly for about 6000 devices annually. Names and locations scattered in the piece.
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London
Fred Hoyle
Atom Scientists’ News
Hoyle
British bookmakers list Eisenhower as even money pick
A British betting handbook shows Gen Dwight D Eisenhower rising to even money to beat Adlai Stevenson in the U S presidential race. Ten days earlier Stevenson had been the favorite at 1 to 3, with odds now 10 to 11 as Stuart Ltd notes the market reflects shifting sentiment among bettors, mostly Americans in Britain, while the handbook does not set a winner.
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London
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Britain
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Douglas Stuart, Ltd
Candon
Stuart
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Marine Commandant Meets Chiang and Chiefs in Formosa
Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd, commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, arrived in Taipei Formosa and began a busy schedule of talks with Nationalist Chinese leaders. He met Chiang Kai-shek after a briefing at the U.S. embassy and then called on George Yeh, Gov. K. C. Wu, and Vice Adm. Ma Chi-chuan, head of the Nationalist navy.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Lemuel C. Shepherd
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S
Shepherd
Chiang Kai-shek
George Yeh
Gov
K. C. Wu
Ma Chi-chuan
College of Surgeons Denounces Fee-Splitting Evil
The American College of Surgeons sessions denounced fee-splitting between physicians and surgeons as dishonest and unethical harming patients. Thirteen officials spoke at a news conference urging public disclosure of facts, noting some regions see widespread practices though proving them remains hard. Doctors cited bills, ghost procedures, and loss of trust as harms. doctors urged patient recourse to medical societies and hospital accreditation safeguards.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
New York
American College of Surgeons Today
Alton Ochsner
New Orleans
The
Coene of Surgeons
Board of Regents
Govenors
Loyal Davis
Chicago
Newell W. Philpott
Monttreal
Montreal
L A Policeman Cleared in Barroom Slaying
Los Angeles police officer Donald F. MacGregor will not be prosecuted for the fatal barroom shooting of Servando Canales 49 after the Los Angeles County Grand Jury Criminal Complaints Committee dropped the case. The coroner's inquest had exonerated him declaring Canales' death an excusable femicide in the line of duty.
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L.A
Los Angeles
Donald F. MacGregor
Servando Canales
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
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