Hiskey denies giving away bomb secrets
Dr. Clarence F. Hiskey, a Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute chemistry professor, denied charges of conspiring to pass atom bomb secrets to Soviet agents. The House Un-American Activities Committee recommended spy prosecutions of Hiskey and his wife, citing testimony suggesting military intelligence viewed him as a subversive agent. Hiskey asserted he testified to the FBI two years ago and that the committee distorted facts.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Clarence F. Hiskey
Hiskey
The
Lacrosse Tribune
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Yestrday
Marcia Sand Hiskey
Manhattan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
House Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Brooklyn
Thrift, Unity Urged to Halt Economic Collapse
Warren urges thrift, industry and unity as defense against economic collapse. Speaking in Hartford, he says collapse is not inevitable but formidable. He plans major speeches in Newark and Manhattan as his 15 car special arrives at Pennsylvania Station at 5 30 p m EST.
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Warren
New York
Earl Warren
Hartford
Conn
America
Newark N. J
Manhattan
Pennsylvania Station
24 Arrested in Meat Case in Lancaster Ohio
Twenty four persons have been arrested on indictments returned by Fairfield County grand jury probing gambling and disposal of stolen meat. Three were arrested yesterday. three warrants remain. Russell Cash, 48, real estate broker, charged with buying and receiving stolen meat worth 200 dollars on January 17, 1948. John L. Johnson, restaurant owner and Lancaster Chamber of Commerce president, previously arrested. William Loving, 55, Hooker groceryman, charged with exhibiting a slot machine on May 17, 1948. Joseph M. Saylor, 84, Waterloo groceryman, charged with exhibiting a slot machine.
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Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
Harley
Russell Cash
Lancaster
John L. Johnson
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
William Loving
Hooker
Joseph M. Saylor
Waterloo
Iraq to Recognize New Arab Government
In Cairo Iraqi Prime Minister Muzahim Al Pachachi said Iraq will follow Egypt’s policy in recognizing the new Palestine Arab government. He spoke yesterday while in Cairo on the policy stance regarding the regional move.
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Iraq
Cairo
Egypt
Muzahim al Pachachi
Prison farm escapee held on auto theft charge in London
London police detain Henry J. Caldwell, 27, of Chillicothe, who escaped from London Prison Farm honor dormitory on April 13, 1947. He faces auto theft charges. Amrine notes Caldwell was serving a term for auto theft at the time of the escape.
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London (Ap
Beckley
W. Va
Henry J. Caldwell
Chillicothe
London Prison Farm
W. F. Amrine
Amrine
Taft Hartley Split Over Labor Law Anti-Trust Proposal
Washington AP Republicans Taft and Hartley disagree on applying anti-trust laws to labor unions. Hartley calls for limiting industry wide strikes and restraining activities affecting free trade. Taft favors a go slow approach while criticizing leaders for not expanding the Taft Hartley act.
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Washington
Representative Hartley
RNJ
House Labor Committee
Hartley
GOP
Taft
Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Funk and Wagnalls
Modern Industry Magazine
World Series Radio Rule Reversed By Commissioner
Cincinnati report says Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler reversed a ruling and allowed stations not carrying play by play to air a three minute end of three innings summary. Earlier, only the bare score could be aired after each three innings for non Mutual affiliates. Mutual holds play by play rights. cost was 150000 dollars. Gillette Razor sponsored the broadcasts.
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Cincinnati
A. B. Chandler
Walter Mulbury
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mutual
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Russia Asked To Settle Up On Lend Lease
The United States pressed Russia to settle its 11 billion dollar lend lease account with renewed face to face talks. Negotiations since 1947 have yielded little. March was the last session. Washington proposed discussing Russia’s counter-proposal and arranging a negotiators’ meeting as soon as possible, noting the note went to Moscow two weeks ago.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Washington &S
Berlin
Hearing on extradition delayed to November 9
A Tennessee extradition hearing for Roy Hardy, 48, of Akron, to finish a prison term was postponed to November 9. All extradition hearings were delayed until November by Governor Herbert's executive secretary. The postponements followed the governor's secretary taking a leave to work at Republican state headquarters during the gubernatorial campaign.
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Columbus
Tennessee
Roy Hardy
Akron
Thomas J. Herbert
Robert L. Ratchford
Ratchford
John Robert Jones
Wholesalers defend prices on tomatoes
Ohio wholesalers defend current tomato prices amid reports of a bumper crop and rumors of field waste. They note not all tomatoes are saleable as fresh fruit and warn imports of low quality stock may flood markets. Prices are expected to rise further as farmers rush in the remaining crop before frosts.
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Alfred C. Hall
William W. Callis
Columbus
Herbert Callif
Callis
Unions Barred at A-Bomb Plants Over Communism Oath
Government files bar CIO United Electrical Workers and CIO United Public Workers from access to atomic plants unless officers swear non- Communist oaths. Policy ties to Taft Hartley Act and certification by the National Labor Relations Board. Remaining unions face tightened scrutiny amid espionage and loyalty debates.
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Washington
Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Oak Ridge
Silo Explodes as Sleepy Farmer Misses Alarm
ST CHARLES Ill AP farmer Maurice Reynole slept through a night blast that sent a silo roof 50 feet into the air, collapsed onto the barn and feed shed, toppled a windmill, and folded structures, with Reynolo blaming silage gas and admitting he heard a slight noise but did not investigate.
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ST. Charles
Ill
Maurice Reynole
Reynolo
Dewey to Lay Out Foreign Policy In Salt Lake City Speech
On route to Great Falls Montana Dewey pledged to present current foreign policy ideas in Salt Lake City and possibly revise his speech after consulting with John Foster Dulles in Paris. He criticized Yalta Potsdam and the administration while backing Western resolve on Berlin and urging bipartisan handling of major issues. President Truman accused GOP leaders of a farmer hostile stance and labeled Taber as one of the worst old moss backs in Congress.
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Great Falls
Mont
Thomas E. Dewey
Salt Lake City
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Paris
al Dulles
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Yalta
Potsdam
Berlin
Dulles
New York
Salt Lake
Missoula
United States
Great Britain
France
GOP
University of Montana
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman Campaign Train
Truman
Taber
West
Congress
Asser
Little Child Dies in Elevator Shaft Fall
In Los Angeles a four year old boy named Robert Lee Brown died after slipping from his mother's grasp and plummeting four floors down an elevator shaft in a market district building. Police described the tragedy as the freight elevator carried a load of dishes while Mrs. Lyle Brown, wife of a horse stunt rider, attended an auction.
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LOS Angeles
Lyle Brown
Robert Lee Brown
Truman vows to smoke out Republicans on campaign issues
President Truman accused Republicans of fearing to face clear questions on campaign issues. He said he will expose their positions, calling their statements innocuous and promising to reveal where they stand.
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Truman Campaign Train
Truman
GOP
Truman Campaign Swing Targets Special Interests in Oklahoma
President Truman spoke in Shawnee and Wewoka during a second day of Oklahoma campaigning. He attacked the 80th Congress for aiding special interests and questioned the Taft Ellen der-Wagner housing bill. He claimed the bill would spending 300 million for farm homes and blamed Senator Taft for blocking his own measure.
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Tion
Shawnee
Truman
Oklahoma
Wewoka
Taft
Ohio
Truman Plans Four Day Campaign Tour in NY and PA
President Truman announced a four day campaign swing to New York and Pennsylvania with major night addresses in Philadelphia Jersey City N J and Buffalo He will depart Washington October 6 at 645 a m EST and deliver the first address in Philadelphia that evening followed by talks in Jersey City Thursday and Buffalo Friday exact times to be announced later.
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Truman
New York State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Jersey City
N. J
Buffalo
Washington
N. Y
Formal Protests Laid Before UN By Three Nations
The United States Great Britain and France presented formal protests at the United Nations accusing Russia of menacing world peace with a Berlin blockade that threatens Germany's first city with economic ruin.
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Louis Nevin
PARIS
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Assembly of the United Nations
New Times
Mareshall-Bevin
Security Council
U.S.S.R
Warren R. Ausetin
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Alexandre Parodi
Soviet planes menace Berlin airlift in corridor incident
Nine Soviet fighter planes buzzed two American supply planes in the Berlin corridor, prompting a written U.S. protest for air safety violations. Capt. Vincent H. Gookin led the protest as pilots reported repeated buzzings during cargo flights from the western zones into Soviet-occupied Berlin.
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Berlin
U. S
Saxony
Vincent H. Gookin
Quincy
Mass
Fassburg
Dena
Germany
Free Trade Essential In Europe Bank Says
The World Bank urged Western European nations to intensify cooperation to sustain themselves when Marshall Plan aid ends in 1952. It called for removing trade barriers and hinted at a possible European union, noting Poland Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia remain outside U S aid due to political ties. Bank president John J McCloy foresees a loan pickup, especially to Latin America, while loans totaling 525 million have already gone to France Denmark Holland Luxembourg and Chile for productive projects.
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World Bank
European Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
U. S
John J. McCloy
United States
France
Holland
Denmark
Luxembourg
Chile
Three Plead Innocent On Dope Charges in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Robert Mitchum and three co defendants pleaded not guilty to marijuana possession and conspiracy charges after attorney Jerry Giesler failed to have the indictment dismissed on a legal technicality. Bail set at 10000 for each defendant. Trial date set for November 22. Miss Evans seeks dismissal hearing October 7.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Jerry Giesler
Mitchum
Thomas II
Ambrose
Lila Leeds
Vicki Evans
Robin Ford
Ese Tate
Laurel Canyon
Hollyewood
Ford
Miss Leeds
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William W. Remington
Vassar
Oklahoma City
FBI
Ferguson
Senate
Miss Bentley
Justice Department
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
Thomas
Farmer
Juan Peron
Plaza Republica
Buenos Aires
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Soviet Union
Trygve Lie
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