Bricker backs treaty control plan as White House talks loom
Senator Bricker seeks a constitutional amendment to curb treaty powers amid White House discussions with President Eisenhower. Bricker argues Congress should decide treaties to halt secret deals and defend constitutional rights, countering critics who call the move isolationist while warning allies against curbing U S leadership.
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Teheran
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Bridges Case Upholds Individual Rights in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled for Harry Bridges in a perjury case tied to a 1945 sworn statement at a naturalization hearing. The ruling voided Bridges’s five year prison sentence and halted deportation, emphasizing strong protections for liberties even against government actions.
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Bridges
Supreme Court
U. S
California
Wisconsin lobbyists report $30223 in early session spending
Secretary of State data show sixty five lobbyists spent $30223 in the first five months of the 1953 Wisconsin legislative session. Eight lobbyists for transportation measures spent $1676 and six beer and liquor advocates reported expenses.
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Madison P
Secretary of State
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Shovel watcher fatally struck near Milwaukee
An 80 year old man Alfred Fuchs of Thiensville was watching a power shovel when it swung around and struck him. He died at County Emergency hospital from internal injuries and shock.
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Milwaukee
Alfred Fuchs
Thiensville
Dramatic Legal Fight Over Rosenbergs Continues
A detailed account traces the Rosenbergs Ethel and Julius and Morton Sobell facing execution for passing atomic secrets to Russia. Defense attorney Emanuel H Bloch pursued appeals across federal courts while clemency pleas mounted with White House intervention efforts as the date hovered.
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Arthur Everett
New York
Igelis
Sing ‘Sing
Ethel Rosenbes
America
Russia
Julius Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Emanuel H. Bloch
Irving R. Kaufman
Rosenbergs Refused Clemency Amid Justice Debate
President Eisenhower rejects clemency as the Rosenbergs face ongoing scrutiny into their guilt. A June date marks the eve of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s wedding anniversary. Attorney General Browell allegedly offered a deal at Sing Sing for a confession, which Nevins calls a historically significant case fraught with lasting impact.
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Eisenhower
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Brownell
Sing Sing
Sone Ai
Columbia University
Allan Nevins
Rosenbergs
First of many care series acts delivered
Fragmentary report notes that the first of a series of care acts was delivered on Monday. Details are incomplete and unclear due to the damaged text.
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Acta
Buick
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