Truman's Release Of Files Sparks Protest In Senate
President Truman agreed to have a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee examine 81 State Department files cited by McCarthy on Communism. Senator Tydings said FBI material will be in some files. McCarthy plans a Chicago speech and network broadcast to press the case against the Administration.
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Justice Department
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Amerasia Magazine
State Department
Russia
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Soviet Union
Amerasia
Frank Bielaski
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Belaski
Bel
Lodge
Truman
Yesterda
Senate
Tydings
FBI
Red
Neublicans
Chicago
House
Alger Hiss
Wherry
Lincoln
Neb
United States accuses Russia over Baltic plane incident
AP bulletins report Washington charging Russia with flouting international obligations in the Baltic plane incident. Minneapolis notes an Air Force C-46 twin engine plane crash near Wold Chamberlain airbase with crew of three and 2% passengers aboard, initially reported as no lives lost.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Minneapolis
Wold Chamberlain
Republicans Launch Fresh Attacks on Democrats
Washington AP report details GOP leaders Senator Wherry and Governor Dewey condemning the Truman Administration over loyalty files and alleged Communist influence. Dewey accuses Democrats of tolerating spies and sex offenders, pledging jail for traitors and prison for offenders. The piece notes ongoing Senate business, expected renewed criticism on McCarthy.
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Washington
Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
Truman
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Kansas
Derby Time at Churchill Downs in May tradition
Gordon Martin recalls Derby lore from Churchill Downs as bluegrass and May sunshine set the scene. The piece recalls legendary horses and jockeys like Citation and Arcaro, noting the thrill of a Derby winner crossing the finish line and the nation watching.
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Kaintuck
Old Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Old Louisville
Morvich
Zev
Citation
Sande
Arcaro
House Enters Big Money Bill Spending Spree
The House moves into the large 29.0 billion AP bill funding more than 40 agencies for the next fiscal year. It includes the Atomic Energy Commission and veterans administration with no reductions expected, while Army engineers and air power funding draw emphasis as lawmakers push for higher totals. Interior Department budget for 1951 is tentatively approved at 660.38 million with a small increase.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
Veterans’ Administration
House
Appropriations Committee
AEC
Veterans Administration
Army Engineers
Interior Department
William Benet Dies Suddenly Poet and Editor
William Rose Benet, Pulitzer prize winning poet and editor, collapsed on a New York street after a meeting of the National Institute of Arts and Letters council and died minutes later. A Yale graduate and former Air Force veteran, he edited the Saturday Review of Literature and other magazines. He won the 1942 Pulitzer for The Dust Which is God.
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NEW York
William Rose Benet
Benet
Teresa Frances Thompson
Lora Baxter
Marjorie Flack
Yale
Saturday Review of Literature
Goodyear Tire Plant to Expand With $1 Million Addition
Plans call for construction of a $1,000,000 addition at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plant in St Marys Ohio within days. A. A. Fisher, manager, says about 400 more workers will be employed once the addition is in operation.
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ST. Marys
Goodyear Tire
Rubae _ Comey
A. A. Fisher
Annames
Pers
Remington Clinched by New Communist Testimony
Two witnesses affiliated with the House Un American Activities Committee testified that William W. Remington, a government economist, was a Communist in his Knoxville TVA days in the 1930s. Remington denied ever joining such a party and urged renewed review by the Commerce loyalty board if new character evidence is found.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
William Remington
Communist Party
Knoxville
Tenn
Remington
Commerce Department
NEA
William W. Remington
House UN- American Activities Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Department Loyalty Board
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Kenneth McConnell
Malcombre
Malcolm
Howard Allen Bridgman
Tennessee Valley Authority
First Inn
McConnell
Frank
Escapee Frank Derjak to Complete Six Month Term
COLUMBUS AP The State Pardon and Parole Commission ruled Frank Fay Derjak an escapee from Mansfield Reformatory must serve six months and complete his parole by October 10. Derjak, 2 years old, previously lived under the alias Frank Sylvester Keily in California after escaping in March. He had served in the Navy, married, and settled in California prior to the escape. The original sentence was 10 to 25 years.
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Columbus
Frank Fay Derjak
Mansfield Reformatory
State Pardon and Parole Commission
California
Derjak
Frank Sylvester Keily
Chrysler Strikers Return as Production Seeks Rebound
In Birmingham and Detroit reports, Alabama Democrats loyal to the party triumphed over the States Rights faction, while about 69,000 Chrysler workers prepare to return to plants Monday after a 100 day wage strike. The union and company outline a three year pact including pensions, insurance, and dues checkoff, aiming for volume production within weeks.
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United Auto Workers
Dodge Motors
Detroit
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Chrysler
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
The
Nations
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Blout
Liftin
UAW
K. Keller
Walter Reuther
Lee Company
Witness Testimony Probes Heer Drunk Before Slaying
Defense rests on claim Heer lacked intent due to drunkenness after a November 12 slaying of Jack McKeown. Ohio State student James Heer, 21, denied murder intent as witnesses described him at a fraternity function near the row house. A police chemist noted Heer’s blood alcohol level four hours after the incident, suggesting possible intoxication.
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James D. Heer
Euclid, C
Jack T. McKeown
Norwood
O. Heer
Ohio State
Delta Tau ‘Delta
McKeown
Heer
Patricia Ann
Patty) Smith
Bay Village
Miss Smith
Jack Johnson
Joyce Crofton
Cleveland
Crofton
Jim
Jack
Bigger
Lowell Sheets
Rhee Seeks Aid From U S For Defense
Seoul AP report says South Korea's leader Syngman Rhee claims North Korea fields 195 Russian-built aircraft. He renewed his plea for more American military aid, warning May and June could be crucial and that Korea lacks adequate defense, casting the period as decisive for the nation.
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Seoul
North Korea
T Syngman Rhee
South Korean
Bus fire in heavy rain kills and injures people in Rio
A stalled bus caught fire during a heavy rainstorm in Rio de Janeiro today, killing several people and wounding others. Police and firefighters are on scene as witnesses describe billowing smoke and chaos.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Contract Awarded To Goodyear For Army Lockers
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation of Akron Ohio received an Army contract totaling 1 140 452 dollars for lockers. The award was announced yesterday by military procurement officials.
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Washington
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Akron, C
Army
Tornadic storms sweep three states causing deaths and injuries
Associated Press reports a multi state tornado outbreak killing at least one person and injuring about fifty across west Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. In Perryton Texas 32 year old Bill King was injured while rushing family to safety and a housing project near Great Bend Kansas saw several buildings demolished. Oklahoma towns Fort Supply and Elk City were hit. Dust storms affected El Paso and New Mexico. In Pittsburgh lightning struck a streetcar injuring 23 passengers with 3 in serious condition.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Bill King
Perryton
Great Bend
Fort Supply
Okla
Elk City
Washita
el Paso
Wes
New Mexico
Pittsburgh
Fourth Ave
Smithfield St
Pitteeburah
Senate Vote Looms On Foreign Aid Bill In Senate
The Senate prepared to vote on a 3.372 billion foreign aid bill seen as a test of economy minded resolves. Predictions split on possible cuts with some lawmakers suggesting a 250 million reduction while others expect no cut. Chairman Connally noted the bill has faced weeks of debate and may need further adjustments before final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Bridges
Connally
D-Tew
Foreign Relations Committee
Bill Wrough
Truman
Senators Oppose Recognition of Communist China
Thirty five senators including 31 Republicans urged President Truman to publicly oppose recognizing the Chinese Communist regime. They asked the administration to oppose seating Red China in the UN and to state there is no current plan to recognize Beijing. Senator Knowland said an administration statement is needed before Lie’s Moscow trip.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
United States
Reublicans
Mrruman
Ussia
Knowland
R-Cal
Trygve Lie
Moscow
Stalin
Truman Gets Cake Early On Birthday Tour
President Truman enjoyed an early birthday cake at the White House yesterday as he prepares for a cross country speaking tour starting Monday. A White House staff party followed the celebration before he heads out on the road.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Lausche Seeks Appointee For Liquor Board
Gov. Frank J. Lausche seeks an appointee of integrity to the Ohio State Board for Control as Walter W. Youngstown resigns to take a post with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Association. Mitchell’s exit creates the vacancy and State Liquor Director Oscar Fleckner may be considered, with Lausche stressing firm judgment and church-area saloon restrictions.
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Columbus
Frank J. Leuache
Ohio State Board
Walter W. M. Youngstown
Tional Alcoholic Beverage
Trol Association
Mitchell
Uppet
Men of the
Ohio
Unon
Oscar Fleckner
What’s What Sunday at Franklin High School
Franklin High School speech students solve a lack of male actors for a planned program by using lovelies in tail coats and plaid trousers with mustaches. Nearby Communities moves feature a lead on women acting as male characters, plus other items.
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Franklin High School
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