McCarthy Seeks Wire Recorder In Hearings
Senator McCarthy asks court to allow use of a wire recorder for pre trial hearings in his libel suit against Senator Benton. Judge Bastian denies the motion stating wire recorders have not been approved for testimony in the District of Columbia courts.
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Washington
Eph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Ham Benton
S‘enton
McCarthy
U. S
Walter M. Bastian
Bastian
Columbia
Benton
Senate
Lumnist
Drew Pearson
Merthy
Peare
Six local youths enlist in Army and Air Force
The Middletown area saw six men enlist today through the Army and Air Force Recruiting Station at 116 South Main Street. Glene D. Whitaker will serve two years in the Army Officer Candidate School and train at Ft. Meade, Md. Willie R. Bank also enters a two year Army term and heads to Ft. Meade. Carl W. Taylor, Paul L. Tucker, and Robert L. Roberson join the Air Force and are sent to Sampson Air Force Base, while all are from Middletown and surrounding addresses.
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Army and Air Force
South Main St
Middletown
Glene D. Whitaker
Water St
Ft. Meade
Maryland
Willie R. Bank
York Ave
Air Force
Carl W. Taylor
Paul L. Tucker
Ohio Ave
Robert L. Roberson
Garfield St
Sampson Air Force Base
President's Powers Extended To June 15
Congressional action completes a bill extending the president's miscellaneous emergency powers to June 15. Without extension those powers would have expired June 1. The Senate approved the measure last week.
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Washington
Senate
Black Market In Babies Disclosed Trial Looms
New York report says girls who allegedly sold illegitimate babies to a national adoption ring will testify in the trial of eight people accused of operating a $500000 baby black market. District Attorney Miles McDonald vows to protect witnesses identities.
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New York
Miles McDonald
Brooklyn
Secret Bay
Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Marcus Siegel
Florida
Supreme Court rules bus radios constitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 7-1 decision, upheld transit radio broadcasts on buses and street cars. Justice Burton wrote the majority opinion while Justice Douglas dissented, arguing government use of radio violates liberty and privacy rights. Justice Frankfurter did not participate due to conflict.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Burton
Douglas
Justice Frankfurter
Army Plans Rapid Troop Move After Atomic Test
Las Vegas coverage details a rapid troop advance planned within seconds after the next atomic detonation at the Atomic Energy site. The Army will deploy 1,500 troops from Camp Desert Rock for an on-site observation, while 1,000 combat troops and 600 observers already tested post blast deployment to gauge effects on equipment. The blast did not reach Las Vegas by sound or shock but lit the night and startled dogs 744 minutes afterward.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ground
Camp Desert Rock
County Sales Tax Receipts Dip for Week Ending May 10
Butler County prepaid tax receipts totaled 44783.75 versus 48732.36 the prior year. Preble County reported 6486.07 and Warren 7441.89. All 88 counties combined collected 2776469.76 for the week ending May 10.
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Butler County
Roger W Tracy
Ohio
Lis
Midget Leaders elect new YMCA officers for next year
Fred Giltrow will serve as president of the Midget Leaders group with Dick Saylor as vice president and Don Murphy as secretary-treasurer. The group, for boys in grades three through six, trains for Junior Leaders duties in the physical department.
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YMCA
Fred Giltrow
Dick Saylor
Don Murphy
Presbyterians Support Change In Lord's Prayer
The 164th annual general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA approved a plan to replace debts or trespasses with sins in the Lord's Prayer. A committee will confer with other denominations of the National Council of Churches to seek broad revision for use in 29 affiliated churches and beyond.
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New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
National Council of Churches
Churches of Christ In
USA
Guy H. Volpitto
Cleveland
Warden and 7 Prisoners Escape to West Berlin
A prison warden in the East and seven inmates fled to West Berlin from the Soviet zone after breaking out of nigs Wusterhausen Prison, citing being fed up. West Berlin police will verify records and may return criminals to the East unless identified as political prisoners. the warden may seek political asylum.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Nigs Wusterhausen
Seaman Ramon K. Brown Returns From Korea aboard USS Bexar
Seaman Ramon K. Brown of 103 Webster Street is returning to San Diego aboard the attack transport USS Bexar. The vessel finished its second Korean duty tour earlier this month after joining the conflict in July 1950 and aiding amphibious training at Sasebo Japan. The Bexar moved Army and Marine units to both Korean coasts at the height of the war.
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Ramon K. Brown
Webster St
San Diego
Calif
Bexar
Sasebo
Japan
Korea
Potatoes Dropped From Cincinnati School Menus
Betsy Curtis says most Cincinnati schools have exhausted potato supplies and no new shipments are expected before summer break on June 15. The district typically uses about 49 000 pounds of potatoes each month, with isolated exceptions.
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Cincinnati
Betsy Curtis
Father Of Four To Win Degree After 30 Years
Pittsburgh reports Russell C. McWhinney 35 will receive an electrical engineering degree from Carnegie Tech on June 7 after 30 years of schooling. He attended public school, Schenley High, and Tech night school while working 16 years with Pittsburgh Railways. His wife Dorothy and their four sons Clinton Bruce Gerard and Paul celebrate the milestone.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Russell C. McWinney
Schenley Highwigh
Tech
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Dorothy
Clinton
Bruce
Gerard
Paul
Paul 1, Said Mrs. McWhinney
DeHart Pictures Earn Second in Industrial Editors Contest
Ed DeHart editor of This Is Gardner wins second place in a national contest by the International Council of Industrial Editors. His entry A Day in the Life of a Gardner Salesman in New York shows 12 photos of Les Rich selling in the city. The award was given at the council convention in Minneapolis last week.
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Ed DeHart
Gardner
Gardner Board and Carton Company
International Council of Industrial Editors
Y. DeHart
New York
Les Rich
DeHart
Minneapolis
Capital Transit Radio Broadcast Case Draws Wide Attention
A judicial ruling on Bi involves broadcasts heard on Capital Transit Co street cars and buses. The case drew broad interest as ten other cities also use radio broadcasting on public vehicles.
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Capital Transit Co
Shoes roots traced to ancient Aegeans found in relics
Archaeology notes that footwear originated with the ancient Aegeans while prehistoric humans wore leather wraps on feet. The finding highlights early shoe evolution and regional shoecraft development across ancient civilizations.
State Suspends Highway Aide in Lawrence County
Columbus Ohio The state highway director announced the suspension of Arad C Hawkins an engineering aide in Lawrence County for 15 days effective June 5 The action cited disciplinary reasons and was reported to the state civil service commission by Director T J Kauer
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Columbus
Arad C. Hawkins
Lawrence County
T. J. Kauer
State Civil Service Commission
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