Guild Clean Of Red Ties Under Fire In Hearings
Senator Eastland says a Senate subcommittee will hear representatives of the CIO American Newspaper Guild to address accusations of past Communist influence. Ralph B Novak contests a false impression of guild influence while noting the 1941 purge of Communist ties and recent witnesses who admit past links.
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CIO American Newspaper Guild
Eastland
Ralph B. Novak
New York
Guild
Novak
Internal Security Subcommittee
Radio-Tv
Fourth Estate
Communist Party
American Newspaper Guild
Subcommittee
New York Guild
Drink Ban Studied For State Parks
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources weighs a proposal to ban use and consumption of alcohol at state parks. Attorney Isadore Topper, for liquor interests, argues prohibition cannot be enforced where beverages are lawfully acquired. Public hearing heard from state officials and trade groups. ruling timing unclear.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Parks
Isadore Topper
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Assn
Wholesale Beer Distributors Assn. of
Ohio Wholesale Wine Dealers Assn
Soldier Held For Beating His Children
Cpl. Paul Anthony Mihalik a 240 pound military policeman at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland awaits trial under eleven thousand dollars bail on charges of beating his 4 year old son and 5 year old daughter. The boy is in serious condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries. Trial postponed to August 2 due to the child’s condition. He pleads innocent. Police testified the mother and another son said Mihalik hit kicked and knocked two children down cellar steps. The mother said he returned from duty about 5 pm and beat the daughter. She went to a movie after the incident. The 6 year old Paul Jr was beaten on returning from play around 9 pm. Mrs Mihalik called police after he left for duty. The home had two beds for eight people no chairs and no way to refrigerate food.
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Baltimore
Paul Anthony Mihalik
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mihalik
Paul Jr
Aberdeen
Yen For Yen Helps Police Nab Kidnaper
Tokyo police arrested 37 year old schoolteacher Tadahiko Miyasaka for kidnapping Masami Tani son of actor Toni Tani. Masami was found safe in an apple orchard. ransom had started at two million yen and was later reduced to 400000 yen.
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Masami
Iranian Princess Sues For Divorce
Princess Fatemeh of Iran sues for divorce from Vincent L. Hillyer in Los Angeles alleging cruel treatment and mental anguish. She seeks custody of their son Kayvon and title to a $100,000 Madera County ranch bought with her funds. couple wed April 13 1950 in Civitavecchia Italy with initial royal disapproval later forgiven.
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Los Angeles
Fatemeh
Iran
Shah Muhammed Riza Pahlavi
Vincent L. Hillyer
Kayvon
Madera County
Calif
Hillyer
Civitavecchia
Italy
Shah
Kennedy attacks Army surplus folder stock and waste
Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts said the Army recently sought to sell as surplus a $450,000 supply of stiff panel file folders enough to meet federal needs for 15 to 18 years. he noted aides estimated seven million folders could last about 50 years and demanded an explanation for such a large purchase.
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Washington
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Army
Kennedy
13 Backed For School Board Posts
The Southwestern Ohio School Boards Assn will circulate petitions for 13 candidates across five State Board of Education posts. Candidates were chosen from lists submitted by local school officials. Four other regional associations will back additional nominees next week. The slate includes Harold Funk Norwood and Robert Van Fossen Cincinnati in District One, Charles Hays Hamilton and Wilbur Neff Miamisburg in District Three, Von K Klepinger West Alexandria Elmer Kruse New Knoxville and C M Sims Piqua in District Four, Frank Hoggett Goshen Harold Nichols Batavia Lowell Wilkins Greenfield in District Six, and E J Carmony Springfield Charles B English Urbana Harold Whitaker Waynesville in District Seven.
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Columbus
Ohio
Southwestern Ohio School Boards Assn Today
State Board of Education
Southwestern
Asia
Harold Funk
Norwood
Robert van Fossen
Cincinnati
Rocks Give Tim Marx Hard Time
Tim Marx faces a rock incident in a Los Angeles courtroom as counsel for his family defends him in a 300000 damage suit filed by Mortimer Singer and Denise Singer alleging her eye injury from a rock Tim allegedly threw on September 13 1953. Judge Daryl M. Sheldon dismissed the suit, Tim quipping no more rocks for me as he left.
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Los Angeles
Tim Marx
Zeppo Marx
Marx Brothers
Mortimer Singer
Denise
Tim
Forrest A. Betts
Daryl M. Sheldon
Tin Goose back in the air on revamped Ford Trimotor
Hayden Aviation Co. of Los Angeles plans to build two Ford Trimotors weekly starting next April, adapting the 1928 all metal, three engine workhorse for cargo work with 400 horsepower engines replaced by Pratt Whitney 45s, cruising at 100 to 125 mph and a 6000 pound payload, with a jeep sized cargo door. William B. Stout collaborates on the project and plans to sell to markets including South America and Australia.
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Los Angeles
Skyways
Phil Cooper
Hayden Aviation Co
Hayden
William B. Stout
Cooper
Ford
South America
Australia
South Africa
Coop
Sebald Elected Vice President of Steel Institute
W. W. Sebald, president of Armco Steel Corp, was named vice president of the American Iron and Steel Institute in New York. He has long served on the institute’s board and executive committee as the century-old non-profit group supports research and industry statistics.
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W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
American Tron and Steel Institute
New York
Sebald
Institute
The
American Iron and Steel Institute
U. S
Mitchell Urges Signing Wage Bill to Raise Minimum
Secretary of Labor Mitchell said he will recommend that President Eisenhower sign a bill boosting the federal minimum wage to $1 an hour, replacing the 90 cents asked. The administration appears to accept the $1 figure, though Eisenhower has suggested a 15 cent increase may be enough. Congress has approved $1, but the start date remains undetermined for January or March.
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Washington
Labor Mitchell
Eisentoler
Mitchell
Stadent
Eisenhower
Senate
House
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Allpul Chaose Prom
Alan
Rogers Jewelers
Chip
Henrietta Munn
Marilyn Sheppard
Cleveland
Samuel R. “Chip” Sheppard
Top
Sam Sheppard
Ohio State Penitentiary
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Stephen Sheppard
Lorgal, ‘Em
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