Contempt Citations Sought in Communist Espionage Hearings
The House committee named six individuals including Nathan Witt Nathan Gregory Silvermaster and Victor Perle as heads of espionage rings tied to the Communist party. Steve Nelson faces alleged espionage violations for leaking atomic secrets. Nine others claimed immunity. McDowell urged targeting top figures while noting possible contempt penalties up to one year and $1000.
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Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Progressive Party
CIO Politigal Action Committee
Nathan Witt
Nations Lebor Relations Board
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Victor Perle
Steve Nelson
Communist Party New
Pennsylvan
Iar
Nelson
McDowell
Committee
Drift drillship M offshore Louisiana at 8400 feet
A drilling operation aboard the STARTED or the alone tee along the Louisiana coast reports a current depth of 8400 feet. No additional details on project company or exact location are provided.
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Louisiana
Dallas Morning News Party Listing Noted by Don McIver
Dallas Morning News correspondent Don McIver covers a social gathering attended by notable figures including James at a Dallas event. The report highlights attendees and the round of conversations shaping local media circles.
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Don McIver
Dallas Morning News
James
Dodge Plymouth dealers set service program meeting in Lubbock
B Settle of Chrysler will present the Dodge Plymouth dealers service and parts program to area Dodge dealers and managers at a hotel meeting October 4. D M Beal directs the regional meeting with Dickinson Motor Co hosting. The program aims to improve service, supply, and vehicle maintenance for safety and goodwill. The Dodge office staff will present at 66 meetings for over 4 000 dealers from Sept 27 to Oct 29.
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B. Settle
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Lubbock
D. M. Beal
Plymouth
Local Dallas Papers Cite Fort Worth News Figures
The Dallas Times Herald mentions W D Hall, while Fort Worth Press and Fort Worth Star Telegram reference Robert Weir. Names tied to ongoing city reporting appear in the cited outlets.
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Lowe
Dallas Times-Herald
W D. Hall
Fort Worth Press
Robert Weir
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Texas Foresees Peak Non-Agricultural Employment by Mid October
The Texas employment commission predicts a record non agricultural workforce by mid October reaching 2 313 000 with 33 700 new workers added. Gains are led by factories retail trade and governmental establishments with Houston Baytown Dallas Corpus Christi and Fort Worth among top areas while Port Arthur Galveston Texas City see declines.
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Austin
Texas Employment Commission
TEC
Texas
Gans
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Texarkana
Wichita Falls
Houston
Houston- Baytown
Dallas
Corpus Christ
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Amarillo
Port Arthur
Galveston- Texas City
San Angelo
Texas Cotton Farmers Face Pickers Shortage
A Texas Employment Commission survey notes a temporary shortage of 12 575 pickers as the north and north central cotton crop sits about 60 percent picked. About 379 000 bales have been ginned with total output seen near 621 000. Machine strippers operate in Kent Dawson Gaines Lynn Garza Terry Yoakum counties. Pulling peaks near Atlene and San Angelo.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Employment Commission
TEC
Kent
Dawson
Gaines
Lynn
Garza
Terry
Yoakum Counties
Atlene
San Angelo
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