McCarthy and Wechsler Clash In Senate Transcript
The Senate investigations subcommittee released transcripts showing a heated exchange between Sen. McCarthy and editor James Wechsler over charges of brainwashing and communism. They debated Wechsler's anti Communist stance and his past ties, with McCarthy questioning the editor’s historical writings and affiliations.
Ward party honors 265 Longview Hospital patients
Approximately 265 women patients at Longview Hospital were served and entertained Thursday afternoon at the monthly ward party sponsored by the Longview Social Service League. Willing Workers Class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church provided ice cream and cookies. League members and hostess plans noted for a Monday 7:30 p.m. gathering at Mrs. J. T. Orr's home.
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McCarthy and Wechsler clash over communism during hearings
In the hearing transcript McCarthy says he is unconvinced by Wechsler. Wechsler argues that McCarthy brands ex communists as either good or suspect. The record shows McCarthy pressing the accusation of a phony break with communism while Wechsler accuses McCarthy of brain washing the press to intimidate it.
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Personal Life Of Henry Ford Is Revealed
Detroit area exhibit at Greenfield Village uncovers intimate Ford memorabilia. The Henry Ford Museum showcase features Ford’s love letters to Clara Bryant, poems, and love notes from 1885 onward, plus personal items from his Highland Park office and camping table used with Firestone and Edison. Public viewing begins tomorrow.
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Head of Catholic Order Among Five Hurt In Accident
Mother Mary Romana mother general of the Sisters of Charity was among five hurt in a Route 42 crash near Pisgah Butler County. Four other nuns from Cincinnati Mother house were treated at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati for non serious injuries. Sister Anne Hermine Maria Corona Rosarita and Elise were also injured. The car driven by James Hinton collided with a 16 year old’s vehicle after a left turn.
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Princess lands after seasickness scare in Channel
An account recalls the Princess sailing aboard HMS Anson, weather and rough seas in the Channel delaying landfall at Lark. Her husband asks if she is fit to go ashore. she insists she will, despite advisers doubting.
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Taft undecided on NATO treaty amid Bricker attack
Senator Taft of Ohio said he would wait to study issues before deciding on the NATO treaty allowing foreign courts to try U.S. soldiers for non military offenses. The Foreign Relations Committee backed approval, though vote details were unclear and at least one member opposed.
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Heirs Charge Prejudice In Estate Fees
Three Musk ingum County heirs in Columbus filed an affidavit of prejudice against Probate Judge C. P. McClelland claiming excessive fees to his son's law firm and a guardian in the Dennis R. Kelly estate. The motion seeks revocation of $123,500 in guardian and attorney fees since 1941 and a review for fair compensation. The heirs name Judge McClelland's son as a partner in the involved firm.
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Leroy Bradford
Capital City Products Co
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Joseph, McClelland and McConaughey
Frank McClelland
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Taft-Hartley Hearings End After Three Months
Washington action wraps up three months of hearings by the House Labor Committee on Taft-Hartley Labor Law revision. Fourteen four witnesses and many statements mark the end as final witnesses from the National Labor Relations Board testify. Chairman McConnell says the panel will meet in closed session to draft a bill for House action. The Senate Labor Committee, which began later, completed its hearings last week.
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