ICC Chief Says Senate Inquiry Aimed At Him
Chairman Hugh W. Cross of the ICC faced a Senate Investigations subcommittee probe into a possible conflict of interest linked to a Chicago bus contract for railroad passengers. Cross publicly briefed White House aides and denied any job offer from Railroad Transfer Service Inc. The public hearings may begin before January 1.
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ICC
Senate
Washington
Hugh W. Cross
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Senate Investigations
Cross
Chicago
McClellan
D-Ark
Truman
Illinois
Railroad Transfer Service, Inc
Sone
A C. Parmalee Co
Western Passenger Assn
John Keeshin
Keeshin Group
Miracle Cushion Promises Firm Dentures For All Wearers
Snug brand Denture Cushions offer a plastic lining that grips loose plates to reduce irritation and keep teeth in place. The cushion stays soft and pliable for easy removal when replacing, with a two liner pack sold for $1.50 at druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Grant Monic
Dulles Plans Far East Trip for SEATO Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles, returning from Geneva, will arrange a Far East trip to attend a third SEATO Ministerial Council meeting. The site and date are to be decided for early 1956 with eight member nations including the United States and Britain, along with Britain, France, the Philippines, Pakistan, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand.
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Washington
Dulles
Geneva
Far East
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Ministerial Council
United States
Britain
France
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
Actress Drops Charges Against Susan Hayward
Hollywood report states actress Jil Jarmyn withdrew her battery complaint against Susan Hayward. Jarmyn, who said Hayward struck her with a hair brush, described the episode as humiliating and recalled visiting Don Barry’s home for coffee on November 3 prior to the wrestling match with the pajama-clad star.
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Hollywood
Jil Jarmyn
Susan Hayward
Miss Jarmyn
Dep. Dist. Atty
van T. Whiteside
Miss Hayward
Don (Red) Barry
Queen Arranges Own Coronation
Louisville University homecoming queen Doris Goodknight 19 was named queen Monday and will chair halftime arrangements for Saturday’s game with Toledo University. She said she had no idea she was ordering flowers for herself.
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Louisville
University of Louisville
Doris Goodknight
Toledo University
Buck Carved by Motorists After Highway Collision
In Louisville Kentucky a buck wandered onto a highway and was struck by a truck. The crash overturned the vehicle and blocked the road as state troopers responded. Motorists reportedly carved portions of the meat leaving only the head as a grisly souvenir.
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Louisville
Elmer Lowe
Lowe
Spy for FBI Winds Up Four Days of Testimony
In Cleveland the second government witness in the trial of 11 Ohio Communist Party leaders testified four days of testimony had ended. William Cummings said he heard only one defendant urge violence and identified Joseph Brandt, a World War I veteran who fought with Loyalists in the Spanish Civil War, as calling for overthrow at a Toledo CP school in 1948. The cross examination touched on alleged fundraising during his sons illness. Vermont has 862 miles of railroad.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Communist Party
William Garfield Cummings
Toledo
Cummings
FBI
Joseph Brandt
Brandt
Bloody Capi
New York
Fred H. Mandel
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Bing Crosby
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Andy
House OF
TYTUS
CBS
Chrome
Buck
Mandel
Vermont
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