Fifth Amendment Is Questioned by Congressional Probers
Congressional investigations face challenges over witness rights and self incrimination. Proposals seek fair conduct codes, counsel access, and immunity while preventing contempt. Bills by Morse Lehman and McCarran push broader protections and potential sanctions. Rees and Dirksen seek federal employment bans for employees invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Congressional
Congress
Senate
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
House
Edward H. Rees
R-Kan
Everett M. Dirksen
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Suspect Sought In Shooting Of 58 Year Old Nightwatchman
Columbus Texas October 3 1949 state authorities search for a Negro man about 40 identified by Eagle Lake residents as the gunman after Albert Louis Schmidt 58 night watchman at Eagle Lake was shot to death last night in Colorado County.
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Columbus
Tex
Albert Louis Schmidt
Eagle Lake
Colorado County
Probes In Congress Survey 1953 Investigations Range Wide
Congress in 1953 acted as public eye with probes on winter peas and gasoline prices, atomic submarines, Communist influence in churches, and defense spending. Topics spanned agriculture transportation television government justice veterans foreign affairs and more.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
Justice Department
Alien Property Office
Post Office
Armed Services
Voice of America
State Department Information Services
Korea
West Europe
Veterans Affairs
U. S
Western
Europe
Jaycee Swimming Pool at Balls Shows $2,700 Profit
The Balls Jaycee pool closed its first season with a net profit of 2700.90 dollars to redeem bonds issued for construction. Ticket sales totaled 7347 from July 1 to Sept. 1 with 444.95 dollars from swimming lessons. Adults bought 125 season tickets and 84 were bought by children for 1670 dollars. Expenses reached 2423.66 while income was 5124.56. Municipal officials expect higher profits next season to support bond redemption for the 20,000 dollar pool loan.
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Jaycee
Harold Priddy
City of
Puppet Shows Set At Lamesa Schools
LAMESA Oct. 3 Special A puppet show titled Jack Goes Western is presented with a four point dental health program by the Dawson Unified School System. Charles Myler of the State Health Department leads the marionette performance for parents and students from kindergarten to high school. The show travels Dawson County with multiple showings on Oct 8 and Oct 9 at North Elementary, Junior High, Blackshear, Klondike, and Ackerly schools with times from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Lamesa
Dawson
Charles Myler
State Department of Health
Division of Dental Health
Texas
Jack Gee
Dawson County
North
Blackshear
Klondike
Ackerly
Holdup spree spikes after Dodgers win at Ebbets Field
New York police note the first Friday in years with no holdups, then a rash of five robberies hits liquor stores and individuals after Dodger victory excitement subsides. Gunmen reportedly may have been at or watching the game. Losses described as small.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Snyder Youth Dies in Head-On Crash
Snyder, Oct 3 Ww Odell Moore 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Lester Moore Snyder died early today from injuries received yesterday in an automobile accident Moore was riding a motorcycle and a car crashed head on southwest of Snyder on a county road the car occupants were not injured
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Snyder
Odell Moore
Lester Moore
Moore
Pediatric head named Corpus Christi
The Texas Pediatric Society elected Dr. Robert L. Moore of Dallas as president, succeeding Dr. J. A. Bybee of Beaumont. Dr. M. C. Carlisle of Waco was named president elect.
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Corpus Christi
The
Texas Pediatric Society
Robert L. Moore
Dallas
J. A. Bybee
Beaumont
M. C. Carlisle
Waco
HD Group Plans Expanded Program
The Texas Home Demonstration Association approved an expanded 1935-36 work program at its three day convention in Galveston. Civil defense and mental health studies were added, inflation studies were added to the marketing panel, plus all round development for 4H club youth, a county women’s choir, citizenship studies, and a reading program. Resolutions urged representation from all 12 districts on state committees and publication of program material in The Messenger.
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Galveston
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Association
the Messenger
Udga Tablets Promise Fast Relief for Ulcer Pain
Advertising copy touts Udga Tablets for rapid relief of stomach ulcer pain from excess acid. It claims eight active ingredients and a protective film to soothe the stomach lining, enabling eating without fear and a money back guarantee since 1928.
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