No Progress Made In Plans For Nuclear Defense
Washington AP Senator Millikin says the nation has made no civilian defense plans for an atomic attack. Senator Hickenlooper backs the charge, noting no plan has been laid before the Senate-House Atomic Committee. The group ponders hearings and a formal report on ABC handling, with McMahon and Durham preparing a committee subpanel to issue recommendations. The civil defense role is split between the military and the General Services Agency headed by Jesse Larson.
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Senate-House Atomic Committee
Hickenlooper
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Hickens
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
Durham
Commission
Civilian Defense Authority
General Services Agency
Jesse Larson
Larson
Prosecution of 11 Communist Leaders Claimed Politicized
Defense lawyer Harry Sacher told jurors in New York federal court that President Truman ordered the prosecution to punish a party losing 1948 votes. He argued the case targets the Communist Party’s rights and existence, accusing the government of using books and ideology as evidence against nonviolent political activity. The defense contends no proof shows calls for armed revolt.
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NEW York
Harry Sacher
Mr. Truman
Sacher
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Philadelphia
Communist Party
U. S.S
Communist Pa
Harold R. Medina
Richard Gladstein
Sacher J
Studebaker 1950 Models Hit Fastest Month on Record
Nationwide interest drives record sales as buyers rush to see Studebaker's new 1950 styling. Dealers invite customers to stop in and inspect the trim, sleek design, and brisk pace of decision making on the latest Studebaker models.
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Studebaker
Judge Reviews Petition Overruling Twin Father Claim
Boston AP report says superior court judges study a petition to overturn a Worcester lower court ruling which found Joe Kirkwood Jr. father of twins born to Florence Heppenstall. Kirkwood eloped with Cathy Downs in Las Vegas and honeymooned in the west. He testified he knew Heppenstall only casually.
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Joe Kirkwood
Joe Palooka
Worcester Theatre
Kirkwood
Cathy Downs
Pdd
Florence Heppenstall
Miss Heppenstall
New Hampshire
District Court
Walter D. Allen
Worcester
Superior Court
Edward J. Voke
Allen
Still Seek Whistle In Child's Mysterious Case
A two year old, Hamilton Connell, swallowed a whistle after being found with it in his mouth. His Cameron Missouri parents searched a week for the whistle before taking him to a St Joseph hospital where a surgeon removed it. The Connells remain hopeful the missing whistle will be recovered.
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Joseph, Mo
Hamilton Connell
Jack Connell
Cameron, Mo
Hamilton
Connells
Chinese financier Ching arrested amid police papers
Chinese businessman Ching was arrested as police said documents show he served as a finance officer of the organization. The report notes investigators are examining financial records and potential links to alleged irregularities.
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Manila
Philippines
Ching Ong-se
Ching
More Arrests Reported In Czech Purge
Prague dispatch says two Moravia officers were jailed for life for high treason with five codefendants. Reports claim many officers were arrested as political unreliables in Olomouc while hundreds of priests and nuns face detention over church control plans. Diplomats expect a government move to liquidate an underground group after the purge ends.
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Ing
Chinese party orders cooperation with Huk guerrillas
A document from the Chinese Communist Party directs discussion of cooperation with Huk guerrillas in a general assembly on or before the Philippine presidential election November 8. The report notes the official stance and impending deadline as part of the political maneuvering.
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Chinese Communist Party
Huk
Fire Truck Burns On Practice Run
In Providence Rhode Island during a demonstration for fire prevention week a battery cable short circuit caused Ladder Company 10 to catch fire. Spectators alerted the fire alarm and three hose companies and a ladder truck arrived while ladder 10 extinguished the blaze.
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R. I
Wayland Square
Ladder 10
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