Immunity Law Faces Hurdles
Washington report on Attorney General Brownell proposing a federal immunity law to compel Fifth Amendment witnesses to testify about Communist ties. Critics warn Supreme Court could strike it as unconstitutional and fear giving one man excessive power to grant immunity. If enacted, immunity would end Fifth Amendment protections. disputes would land in court.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Gen
Brownell
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Immunity bill clash between Congress and courts
The Senate backed a bill giving Congress final say on immunities, while the House judiciary committee approved a similar measure. The House would restrict immunity to subversive cases and rely on a federal judge to grant it, but in practice Congress would decide when and to whom. Time is running out for a joint version.
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Senate
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
House Committee
House
Mrs Otto Schultz Dies in Janesville
Mrs Otto Schultz 64 a Dayton resident died Friday in a Janesville hospital. Born in Exeter Township she lived in Albany and Belleville area lifelong. She leaves three daughters two sons five sisters three brothers and 27 grandchildren. Services were at 2 pm at Becker funeral home Belleville with Rev Howard Beil officiating. Burial in East Dayton cemetery.
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Otto Schultz
Dayton
Charles Huber
Lawrence Post
Janesville
Schultz
Exeter Township
Albany
Belleville
Walter Neuenschwander
Juda
George Hurd
Cambridge
Ernest Fahrni
Spring Green
Carl A. Brooklyn
Wilbert
Becker Funeral Home
Howard Beil
Evangelical and Reformed Church
East Dayton
E R Rowland 80 Dies in Darlington Funeral Held
Ebenezer R. Rowland age 80 died after a brief illness at a Darlington hospital late Friday. Funeral services were at 2 p m at Sharer Funeral Home with Rev James Paulson officiating. Burial followed in Union Grove. He lived in the Darlington area all his life and is survived by a sister Mrs Katherine Williams of Canova SD and several nieces and nephews.
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Ebenezer R. Rowland
Sharer Funeral Home
Darlington
James Paulson
Union Grove
Ae Wacbonneeama Eed Haal
Rowland
Katherine Williams
Canova
S. D
Army Sergeant Dies in Jeep Mishap Near Clinton
Slanton Hll reports an army sergeant was thrown from a jeep with a trailer and killed instantly. M Sgt Robert J Murray, 40, of Cuba City, was riding with M Sgt Milton J Kinne on U S 54 ten miles east of Clinton. They were en route to Detroit from Joplin for special training.
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Slanton
HLL
Robert J. Murray
Cuba City
Milton J. Kinne
U. S. 54
Clinton
Detroit
Mich
Joplin
Kinne
Senators Confirm State Postal Jobs
President Eisenhower nominations for postmasters in Wisconsin communities were approved by the Senate. Clifford J. McKenzie Keshen Virginia F. Waupochick Amy J. Pofahl Estelle W. Hill Herbert N. Hoskins and Wallace L. Nelson named for centers including Centuri Keshen Pleasant Prairie Sarona Shell Lake Siren and other towns.
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Washington
Eisehower
Wisconsin
Senate
Clifford J. McKenzie
Centuri
Virginia F. Waupochick
Keshen
Amy J. Pofahl
Pleasant Prairie
Estelle W. Hill
Sarona
Herbert N. Hoskins
Shell Lake
Wallace L. Nelson
Siren
Rhee Urges U S to Stand Firm at VFW Session
Philadelphia hosts the 55th VFW encampment with President Syngman Rhee warning the United States must fight Communists now or later. Governor Fine urges decisive action, calling for firmness and faster policy. Rhee says allies will mirror strength and enemies fear to attack, condemning vacillation and appeasement in Indochina and warning free nations risk losing confidence in America.
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Philadelphia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Syngman Rhee
Korea
United States
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Rhee
America
Fine
Eisenhower
VFW
Geneva
ROK
World
U. S
Anglo Catholic Meeting Aims to Unite Christian Faiths
Chicago hosts a mass conference led by Anglo Catholic Old Catholic and Orthodox leaders seeking to unify faiths with Catholic liturgies. About 25,000 church officials expected, principal Protestant groups included, but no Roman Catholic representatives. Bishop Donald H. V. Hallock of Milwaukee opened the service.
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Chicago
Donald H. V. Hallock
Milwaukee
Kefauver Faces Early Primary Challenge in Five States
Five Senators seek renomination next week with Estes Kefauver (D Tenn) seen as strongest opposition. Ferguson Neely Schoeppel and Cooper expected easy wins. States voting include Michigan and Kentucky on Tuesday, Tennessee Thursday, Kentucky Saturday, amid primaries for 18 Senate seats, 256 House seats, and 18 governorships.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Matthew M. Neely
D-Wva
Andrew F. Schoeppel
R-Kas
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Ferguson
Neely
Schoeppel
Cooper
House
Michigan
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Kefauver
Tme
Pat Sutton
Sutton
Orl
Regional races loom in varied 1952 ballot lines
The 1952 campaign map shows Missouri facing audits of a single state office, Tennessee voters weighing a Senate contest and nomination for Jenkin s, Kentucky deciding between Cooper and Barkley in a close Senate race, with multiple incumbents seeking renomination across states. Rich detail notes opposition among Democrats and Republicans, including Richard Bolling, Thomas Curtis, William C. Cole, Dewey Short, Ray H. Jenkins, Robert Gregory, Alben Barkley, and Cooper, with local figures Lovington, Elkhorn City, and Louisville cited.
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House
Richard Bolling
Thomas
Curtis
William C. Cole
Dewey Short
Tennessee
Senate
Ray H. Jenkins
Robert Gregory
Jenkins
Army-McCarthy Ivestigating
Kentucky
Sen
Cooper
Alben W. Barkley
Repub
Frankfort minister and Cecil on probation in home state
Edward M. Rupp, 29, of Dubuque, was acquitted by a Municipal Court jury of negligent homicide and reckless driving but found guilty on the lesser charge. Judge Scott Lowry ordered probation. Mrs. Frances Malitz, 25, of Mukwonago, and her son Carl Jr., 4, were killed in the crash.
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Edward M. Rupp
Dubuque
Scott Lowry
Frances Malitz
Mukwonago
Carl Jr
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