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Congressional Pressure in Caudle Hearings Stirs Secrets
Secret testimony from former Assistant Attorney General Caudle before the House subcommittee raises questions about outside pressure from high officials and Congress in tax fraud cases. It notes involvement of Bridges of New Hampshire and Senators Brewster Nixon and Young, plus White House handling of Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan letters signed by many lawmakers.
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Caudle
House
Department of Justice
Truman
Subcommittee
Congress
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Henry Grunewald
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
R.F.C
Sen. Fulbright
New York City Teachers Face Communist Allegations
The New York State Education Department will resume an inquiry into suspected Communists in the city school system. Dismissals and resignations from 1951 52 involved eight teachers dismissed for refusing to answer questions, ten who resigned, eight suspended. The Teachers Union connected. Dr. Bella V. Dodd estimated about 1500 card carrying Communists among U S teachers, many in New York area. Debates over academic freedom and loyalty oaths highlighted by NEA Rockefeller Foundation and political leaders. Eisenhower and Stevenson voiced limits on dismissals and loyalty oaths.
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New York State Department of Education
New York City
Board of Education
Teachers Union
Bella V. Dodd
Senate
Internal Security
New York
Dr. Dodd
Communist Party
Catholic Church
European six move toward united Europe under six nations
Six European states France, Italy, West Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg press toward a triple unity of economy, military, and politics. They pool coal and steel under the Schuman plan, seek a European Defense Community, and set March 10 as a deadline for federation plans while yielding sovereignty.
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Washington
France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemure
United States of Europe
United States
Britain
Canada
NATO
European Defense Community
Birthday Forecast for Genevieve Kemble Opens Dramatic Year
A vivid forecast urges action and competitive drive for those born under this sign. Innovation and a thrilling clamor for indulgence appear, with gambling and chance noted as possibilities. Moderation can curb crises, while a birthday year promises drama, publicity, and standout talent in young performers.
Morning discipline and eyeglasses on parade
A college professor notes men often work hardest before breakfast and jokes about wives waking them. The piece then asks how many of the five million eyeglass pairs sold annually are used to view the bright side.
Eisenhower Seen Siding With Taft In GOP Rift
Washington notes suggest Governor Stevenson and many others misjudge Eisenhower as a Truman ally. The General's tour and statements imply agreement with Taft on many issues, including foreign policy and the mutual security program, while Stevenson laments the lack of a major GOP split. Senator Morse claims Eisenhower agrees with him against the Taft-Hartley law.
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Washington
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Truman
Taft
Illinois
Ohio
Chicago
Abilene
Detroit
General Eisenhower
Europe
Byrd
Virginia
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Fear is the weapon we must defeat in America
A columnist warns that fear, more than germ or nuclear warfare, is the true weapon paralyzing the nation. It argues Washington runs a vast “Fear Factory” with fear-mongering from the White House to every bureau, urging readers to reject doom and seek bold leadership.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Pentagon
Ing
Russia
Joseph Stalin
America
Reilly Eyes Return to White House Under Stevenson
George Dixon outlines the former Secret Service chief Mike Reilly who once guarded FDR. Now with Adlai Stevenson’s security, he hopes to reclaim his White House post if Stevenson defeats Eisenhower. The piece blends anecdotes from Yalta to Pearl Harbor with reflections on authority and humor.
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Washington
White Houses
Pennsylvania Avenue
Michael F. Reilly
Presidential Secret Service
FDR
Truman
Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
White House
Stevenson
Ike
Mike Reilly
Stalin
Churchill
Yalta
Mr. Reilly
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Mike
No People
South Dakota
Winston Churchill
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Albany
Great Falls
Montana
Oscar Chapman
Oscar
Mr. Chapman
Adlai
Kidder
Linden Tree Blossoms Slovak Drama At St Johns Church
Slovak members of St Johns Church enjoyed a Slovak language drama When the Linden Tree Blossoms at Knights of Columbus auditorium. Cast included Jeannette Omehil Elizabeth Fisher Anna Osust Andrew Stagmyer Mary Hotarick and others directed by John Schwarz with Cyprian Klamo and Joseph Fisher assisting. Kingsbury Cup Race at LeSourdsville Lake won by Carl Arend Jr and other point winners were Robert Waites Andy Szabo and William Jacoby. Mr and Mrs Samuel Mulholland and daughter Margaret and Mr and Mrs J E Harbaugh traveled to Cincinnati for an Island Queen trip to Augusta Kentucky. Also present were Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper Mrs H L Dell and H B Royse.
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St. John's Church
Knights of Columbus Auditorium
Jeannette Omehil
Elizabeth Fisher
Anna Osust
Andrew Stagmyer
Mary Hotarick
John Klamo
Josephine Fisher
Michael Presta, Jr
Mary Anna Klamo
Cyprian Klamo
Pauline Haker
Stephen Omehil
Josephine Ha
Carl Arend, Jr
LeSourdsville Lake
Kingsbury
Robert Waites
Andy Szabo
William Jacoby
Samuel
Mulholland
Margaret
J.E. Harbaugh
Cincinnati
Augusta
Charles . Cooper
H. L. Dell
H. B. Royse
Five days to register to vote in November
A persuasive call urges readers to register within five days to vote on November 4. It emphasizes the impact of federal government, the importance of free secret ballots, and that new citizens and those with changes or lapses in voting must register. It also notes those not voting in two years must register and suggests contacting the Board of Elections for details.
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Washington
Board of Elections
Fashion Notes From Ceil Chapman on Fifth Avenue Style
Ceil Chapman writes on fashion during a national postman conven tion era. She praises well dressed women as a reward for hard design work and recalls opening nights, star tastes, and her own season plans. She profiles Dorothy Kilgallen and Faye Emerson, noting their dress preferences and the evolving silhouette.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Ceil Chapman
Fifth Avenue
South Pacific
Ezio Pinza
Mary Martin
Mary
Nellie Forfush
Notable fashion statements of Arlene Francis Maggi McNellis and Elizabeth Taylor
Arlene Francis displays a mystery toned wardrobe beneath her bright smile. Maggi McNellis favors pinks from pale flesh to cerise and changes outfits for every party. Elizabeth Taylor’s striking presence is matched by bold color choices like black flame red and peacock green.
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Arlene Francis
Arlene
Maggi McNellis
Maggi
Elizabeth Taylor
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