Supreme Court Lets Contempt Cases Proceed Against 21
The Supreme Court refused hearings for John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo and denied review for Edward Barsky and 10 leaders of the anti Fascist Refugee Committee. Lawson and Trumbo face one year in prison and $1,000 fines. Barsky six months and $500. the others three months each with $500 fines. Court will notify district court for immediate execution or disposition.
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House Committee
High
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
U. S
Edward K. Barsky
High Court
Supreme Court
District Court
Lawson
Trumbo
U.S
Ring Lardner, Jr
Albert Maltz
Alvah Bessie
Samuel Ornitz
Herbert Biberman
Edward Dymtryk
Adrian Scott
Lester Cole
Barsky
anti-Fascist Committee
Hamilton Girl Is Second County Polio Victim
A seven year old Hamilton girl Mona Spivey daughter of Clifton and Mrs Spivey of 1735 Peck Ave Hamilton has been diagnosed polio and hospitalized in the Mercy Hospital polio ward. Charles J Reuthe chair of the county infantile paralysis foundation reported the second polio case in Butler County for 1950.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Charles J. Reuthe
County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Mona Spivey
Clifton Spivey
Peck Ave
Mercy
South Korea Holds First Self-Run National Assembly Vote
South Koreans vote to fill 210 seats in a single house as 2,144 candidates from 15 parties compete including many independents. Pre election crackdowns target about 500 suspects while North Korea’s promised disruptions fail to materialize. Between 6 and 8 million voters participate in Korea’s historic poll.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Pyongyang
South Korea Republic
Peace conference pledges no whitewash of power giants
Dr Willard Uphaus of Chicago told 350 delegates at the Mid Century Conference for Peace that the gathering will not whitewash the United States or Russia. The aim is to unite people of all faiths and occupations seeking peaceful alternatives to cold war strategy and hydrogen bomb warfare.
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Chicago
Conference For Peace
United States
Russia
Willard Uphaus
United States Abandons Veto to Bar Communist China
Secretary of State Acheson reassured UN chief Trygve Lie that the United States will not veto admission of Communist China to the United Nations. The talks with President Truman and Acheson yielded no firm deals, leaving Lie free to pursue a UN deadlock solution. Stalin offered no commitments, with U S officials noting a generally friendly Soviet stance rather than concrete promises. The government stressed the China decision is the UN’s urgent issue while Lie’s top level talks remain academic until further study.
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Washington
Acheson
Trygve Lie
United States
China
United Nations
Lie
Truman
Moscow
Stalin
Lake Success
Andrei Gromyko
A Y. Vishinsky
Russia
U.S
Byron Price
Pei
Council
Articles Taken From Car Total More Than $500
A Camden theft report states more than $500 in items were stolen from a car while the owner E J Riverie and family dined at the Highway Inn. Items included three cameras, clothing, a suitcase, a light meter, and a photographer’s gear. Sheriff Floyd E Spitler and Deputy Joe Lee investigated.
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Joe Lee
Japanese Reds Attack Four Soldiers During Occupation Clash
Communists led protesters clashed with American Military Police in Tokyo injuring one soldier and arresting several. a rally at Imperial Plaza accused occupation forces and demanded tougher stand against foreign influence. A second rally near Hibaya park drew arrests as police dispersed the crowd.
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Tokyo
Imperial Plaza
C. V Clark
Hibaya Park
Oicupation
Japan
Gandhi
Comin International
Cominform
Itiffer
Memorial Day Services Honor American Dead in London
In London on Memorial Day American visitors joined the U S colony for services at St Margaret's Westminster and Royal sites. Wreaths were laid at the cenotaph Whitehall Memorial and Westminster Abbey Unknown Soldier tomb. Cmdr John D Zimmerman urged fuller honor. Frederic J Carroll and Consul General William H Beck marked historic graves of 1812 prisoners.
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London
United States
St. Margaret Church
Westminster
Whitehall
Britain
Westminster Abbey
John D. Zimmerman
Tiffin
Ohio
U. S
Navy
St. Margaret
Julius Holmes
Lewis W. Douglas
Frederic J. Carroll
London Post
American Legion
Dartmoor
William H. Beck
Remembering the fallen and the duty to serve
A reverent remembrance of sacrifices across battles from Bunker Hill to Gettysburg and San Juan Hill. The piece urges readers to honor those who died, to reflect on national duty, and to keep faith with veterans from Pearl Harbor Wake Anzio and other toils of war.
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Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
Lookout Mountain
Freedom’s Avenue
San Juan Hill
Saint Mihiel
Belleau Wood
Pearl Harbor
Wake
Hell
Anzio
German Youths Return Home After Rally
Weary Communist youths marched in the Soviet sector of Berlin after a Whitsunday rally. About 500000 East Germans did not attempt a putsch on West Berlin though slogans defied Western Allied control. Otto Groevoh urged unity and the removal of zonal barriers.
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Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
East Germany
Otto Groewoh
Germany
Europe
Geneva
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
Egypt
Baghdad
Nimrod
Iran
Assyria
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soviet Union
Island
Indiana basketball star killed in crash near Indianapolis
Indiana University player Jerry Stuteville, 22, died in a two vehicle crash seven miles southwest of Indianapolis. Two IU classmates, Robert Glenn 20 and William Hutchinson 23, were critically injured with fractured skulls. Stuteville, from Attica, starred in basketball for three years while majoring in physical education.
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Indianapolis
Jerry Stateville
Indiana University
I.U
Robert Glenn
Huntington
Ind
William Hutchinson
Stuteville
Attica
Ed Stuteville
Ed Jr
Chicago
Young Stuteville
Indiana
Orven
Joseph Hyman
Headon
Widow Sworn In To Fill Fremont Election Post
The widow of Richard Winters former Sandusky County Democratic chairman and election board member was sworn in yesterday as his successor on the board.
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Fremont, D
Richard Winters
Sandusky County
U S Violent Death Toll Near 400 Mark
The four day Memorial Day weekend saw a rising violent death toll with near 400 fatalities. Traffic mishaps killed many, drownings claimed dozens, and fires and other accidents added to the total as millions traveled to lakes and resorts.
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U. S
Canada Joins Hunt For Atom Spies Report
Ottawa reports heightened speculation that Canada has joined Britain and the United States in a drive against atomic spies. The notebooks tied to Klaus Fuchs mention a Canadian suspect amid broader spy roundup rumors. Officials avoid talks on security checks as a possible revival of the 1946 spy trials looms.
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Ottawa
Canada
Britain
United States
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Fuchs
Stent
Path Cleared For Workers At Enka Plant
Morristown Tennessee AP National Guard troops cleared a path for workers through an angry picket line at the American Enka Corporation rayon plant. One picket was arrested amid a nine week strike marked by violence and arrests. Lt Col W C Giles said guardsmen moved traffic into the plant as the line tried to interfere.
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Morristown
Tenn
National Guard
American Enka Corporation
W. C. Giles
National
Ohio Holiday Death Toll Rises During Memorial Day Period
The Memorial Day holiday period in Ohio saw at least 20 deaths. Four fatalities occurred Monday in a dynamite blast at a Paulding County quarry. Edgar A. Brown died when an acetylene torch ignited vapors in a barrel. Other victims included Mrs. Ron Kaprol who died washing windows, Donald L Surface who drowned in a cesspool, and Donald W Keeler killed in Cincinnati by a car pole impact.
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Ohio
Auglaize
Parry
Defance
Paulding County
Lloyd Garrison
Findlay
Cha Yenser
Junction
Roy Yenser
Edgar A. Brown
New Carlisle
Ron Kaprol
Cleveland
Donald Lee Surface
Miamisburg
Donald W. Keeler
Tabasco
Cincinnati
Nation Urges Strength to Prevent War On Memorial Day
Americans honored war dead and prayed for strength to prevent future wars. Government offices closed and observances took place at national cemeteries including Arlington. Defense Secretary Johnson urged unity and readiness to secure lasting peace and deter war.
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Jumat
Udier
Johnson
Jonneon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Secretary
Truman
Aleas
Adm
Forest Sherman
Naval Operations
Hoyt
Marshall
Arlington National Cemetery
Steff
Granaese
American Red Cross
Trumen
Rotary
Acheson
Ars
Truman seeks funds for arms shipments to 14 nations
President Truman plans to ask Congress for about 1.225 billion dollars to finance American arm shipments to 14 foreign countries for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. The request follows a policy to bolster Cold War aims under the Atlantic Pact framework.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
State Department
Budget Bureau
Britain
Franece
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Norway
Denmark
Portugal
Greece
Percey
Iran
Korea
Portugese
Avores Aiisea
12 Atlantic Pact
London
Turkish Premier Seeks West Aid From Allies
Ankara AP report says Premier Adnan Menderes addressed the two‑week old grand national assembly calling for western aid to insure the material and moral security of the eastern Mediterranean. He pledged Turkey’s foreign policy to close cooperation with the United States and respect for the territorial integrity of neighboring nations.
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Ankara
Turkey
Mediterranean
Adnan Menderes
Grand National Assembly
United States
Eagle Officers Face Arraignment June 28
Judge A. A. Slaybaugh clears the way for arraignments of three national Eagles officers and one state official on indictments tied to an internal Eagles dispute. Arraignments set for June 26 with charges including blackmail publicizing a lottery and champerty.
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Ottawa
A. A. Slaybaugh
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Champerty
Joseph Gunderman
St. Marys
Grand Worthy
Gunderman
Matthew L. Brown
Springfield
State Foe
Brown
James Kellner
Ohio
George M. Monahan
Auglaize County
Barnett H. Goldstein
Portland
Ore
The
Retired Navy Officer Dies in San Diego
Cords Earl Winfield Spencer USN retired, former San Diego Naval Air Station commander and pioneer aviator, died aged 61. He married Wallis Warfield Simpson, later Duchess of Windsor, during their ten year union and had two later marriages. He is survived by his fourth wife Mrs Lillian Phillips Spencer.
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San Diego
Cal
Earl Winfield
USN
Wallis W
Duchess of Windsor
Spencer
San Diego Naval Air Station
Navy
U. S. Naval
Wallis Worfield Baltimore
Prince of Wales
Spencers
Spencer Char
Miriam J. Spencer
Norma Reese Johnson
Hollywood
Lillian Phillips Spencer
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National Safety Council
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Onera
Eagle
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