McCarthy Seeks Public Navy Trade Row Details
Senator McCarthy and the administration moved to avoid a new clash over pressuring Western nations to curb Red China trade. He plans hearings and seeks declassification to name British ships aiding the Reds and reveal war-use goods, with Vice President Nixon's role unclear.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pentagon
State Department
U. S
Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Reds
Democrats Hit Air Funds Slice in Defense Budget Debate
Rep. Price labeled Eisenhower's military budget as inviting attack and urged Defense Secretary Wilson to ensure defense is the priority by cutting air power funds. Senate Democrats led by Russell and Maybank planned to swap foreign aid cuts for Air Force reductions while opposing aviation cuts. Price noted a $6 billion air power reduction within a $36.17 billion budget, with Navy aviation trimmed and Army funded for Korea. Vandenberg said he attended a National Security Council meeting but was not asked for his opinion on the cuts.
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Washington
Rep
Price
D-Ii
Eisenhower
Wilson
Senate
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Maybank
D-Sc
Appropriations Committee
Mutual Security Administration
Armed Services Committee
House
Bureau of the Budget
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Air Force
Navy
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
National Security Counsel
Rosenbergs Seek Delay in Execution at Sing Sing
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg asked Chief Justice Vinson for a new stay of execution after the Supreme Court declined to review their case for the third time. They filed the petition in New York seeking delay pending reconsideration of a denial. Attorneys claim an old aerodynamics indictment timed to prejudice the Rosenbergs. Pearl was convicted of perjury in New York federal court last week.
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Jay
Rosenbergs
William Pearl
Aerodynamics
Itss
Pearl
New York
Stock Mart Declines After Steady Opening
Stock Mart shares fall after opening steady as traders weigh early gains. Market activity shows blurred early optimism giving way to a cautious tone amid modest volume and mixed sector performance.
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Stock Mart
Sabre Jets Score 51st MIG Kills This Month in Korea
U S Sabre jets downed 12 Communist MIGs and damaged another, lifting monthly MIG kills to 51, close to the war’s record. Maj James Jabara and Maj Jack Mass each tallied two more kills, boosting their totals. night B 26 bombers hit trucks and a railroad facility. B 29s bombed east coast targets. ground fighting eased to patrol clashes.
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Seoul
U. S
North Korea
James Jabara
Wichita
Kas
Korea
Jack E. Mass
Red Bank
N.J
Hamhung
Soviets Reject Fresh Austrian Talks
In London the Soviet Union refused a Western invitation to resume talks on an Austrian independence treaty. Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Malik, also Britain’s ambassador, spurned the negotiations in a letter to the Big Four deputy foreign ministers. Britain had urged a Wednesday restart with the United States and France also involved.
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London
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Russia
Jacob Malik
Britain
Malik
U. S
France
Austria
Polish Flier Nearer American Citizenship
Franciszek Jarecki a Polish airman who fled Poland and lives in the United States moved closer to citizenship as a House judiciary subcommittee and then the full committee approved a bill granting him stay in this country.
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Washington UN
Franciszek Jarecki
House
Police Impound Youth Bikes For City Light Violations
Police last night impounded three teen cyclists whose bicycles were on the square without lights. Officers reminded youths to follow the city ordinance requiring lights and safe driving practices for all vehicles.
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Biot
Kers
Kean Claims Snyder Exerted Undue Influence on Tax Ruling
Rep Kean asserts former Treasury Secretary John W Snyder pressured to speed a favorable ruling for Schenley Industries executive John L Leban. Leban disclosed large campaign fundraising, including 52,950 for Democrats and 17,500 for Republicans from 1948 to 1950. The Leban deal involved a complex 320000 stock arrangement with 20000 shares at 26.50 each.
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Washington
Kean
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
House Ways and Means
Revenue Bureau
John L. Leban
Schenley Industries
Leban
Oliphant
Subcommittee
John E.tobin
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Democratic National Committee
Republican Campaign Committee
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Schenley
Four Convicts Still at Large in Marquette Prison Break
Four of seven convicts who escaped Marquette Prison Friday night remain at large as more than 200 armed men search Michigan's Upper Peninsula wilderness. John Podolski was captured in Negaunee eight miles from Marquette after a resident spotted him. The escape caused guards to rush inmates and injuries were reported from attempts to intervene, with residents staying indoors and armed vigilances forming in the town.
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Marquette
Mich
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
John Podolski
Negaunee
Podolski
Lloyd Burgdorf
John Saunders
Emery E. Jackques
Brownell orders Brooklyn Checkup
Attorney General Brownell ordered a New York grand jury probe into waterfront scandals. He directed U S Attorney J Edward Lumbard to present evidence gathered by about 150 FBI agents on crime along the New York New Jersey waterfront. The inquiry follows prior state and federal investigations of terror murder and collusion among political groups labor unions and criminals.
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Washingson
Brownell
New York
U.S
Cme
FBI
Ation
Atty
James P. McGranery
Eea
Department of Justice
Memorial Day Observances Planned in Monroe
Monroe prepares for its annual Memorial Day ceremonies with a parade to Greenwood cemetery. Five American Legion and VFW members will give flag talks at grade schools. Rev. Orians delivers the sermon at 10 a.m. with wreaths, firing squad, taps, and a 9:30 a.m. band concert by Monroe High School.
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Monroe
Greenwood Cemetery
Court House
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
VFW
Joseph D. Viney
North School
Joseph R. Ganshert
St. Victor's
Doran R. Zwygart
South School
Frank W. Heinzelman
Lincoln School
W. L. Dodge
Howard L. Orians
Immanuel Church
John C. Purdy
Union Presbyterian Church
Gen. Logan
Paul Jeglum
Roland Locher
Howard P. Olsen
Co. K
National Guard
William Lanz
John Darling
Walter Schroeder
Robert Dye
Senate votes to study moving State School for Boys to Oregon
The Wisconsin Senate approved directing the Legislative Council to study moving the State School for Boys at Waukesha to the Oregon site near the girls campus. The measure now goes to the 1955 legislature for a report. A separate bill allowing contractual wage and work condition deals with counties and municipalities was killed 17 to 15. The Senate also passed 29 to 0 a bill raising the disability annuity earnings cap from 40 to 50 percent for the state retirement system.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Waukesha
Oregon
Dane County
Senate
Wisconsin Council of
Wisconsin Council of County and Municipal
Flood Warning System Planned for Pecatonica River
In Darlington officials and residents discussed a flood warning system for the Pecatonica River. A committee will place rain gauges along the river and floor gauges at Calamine and along Highway 161 south of Point. The plan aims to chart rainfall and river rise to warn businesses and residents during floods.
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Darlington
Vatonica
Calamine
Highway 161
Ral Point
Pecatonica
South Koreans Reject Allied Truce Plan in Prisoner Standoff
South Korea denounces a secret Allied truce plan giving the UN General Assembly final say on prisoners who refuse to return to communism. The plan revises May 13 terms, retaining a five nation commission and sending remaining POWs to a postwar political conference for majority-vote decisions.
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Seoul
United Nations General Assembly
Sa Bi
Panmunjom
South Korea
Red
Peiping
Moscow
ROK
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Five-Nation Commission
Atomic Cannon Establishes New Defense Milestone
Las Vegas reports the atomic cannon is now an established part of U.S. defense plans after a successful first firing from the Army 280 millimeter gun. A 111 inch diameter shell produced an impressive nuclear blast seven miles away at Frenchman Flat. The AEC plans another test within a month at Nevada Proving Grounds under Director Carroll L. Tyler and Alvin C. Graves.
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Frenchman Flat
Nevada Proving Grounds
Yesterd
Atomic Energy Commission
Bill Becker
Las Vegas
Nev
America
AEC
Carroll L. Tyler
Alvin'Graves
Alvin C. Graves
Lentiti
Los Alamos
Diplomat Ordered Out Over Blackmail Attempt
The United States ordered the immediate departure of Christache Zambeti, first secretary at the Romanian legation, after he allegedly offered to help a naturalized American of Romanian descent, V C Georgescu, in exchange for political collaboration with Romania. Georgescu and his minor sons Constantin and Peter were cited as the case's human stakes with their US residency and possible family reunion denied. Zambeti’s move followed prior expulsions of three Romanian legation aides dating from 1948.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Christache. Zambeti
Legation
V. C. Georgescue
New
Georgescue
Constantin
Peter
Romania
Romano Americano
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Zambeti
FBI
Dmitru Sterian
Alexander Lazreanu
Grigore Preoteasa
Morse Loses Committee Reassignments in Senate Vote
Oregon Senator Morse fails to regain five month term on Labor and Armed Services after a 56 to 19 vote. He remains at the bottom of the seniority list for Public Works and District of Columbia.
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Warsswsaver Wo
Sen
Morse
Ind-ore
Iity
Senate
GOP
Last
Janary
Public Works
District of Columbia
Armed Service
Oregon
Columbus
Ford and UAW Reach Pension Boost in Ford Canton Pact
Ford Motor Co and the CIO UAW ended a five week strike at the Canton, Ohio plant by agreeing to a maximum pension of 137.50 dollars a month and other benefits. Henry Ford II and Walter Reuther led talks after overnight negotiations. The agreement aligns Ford with GM on pension boosts and sets wage and index changes for thousands of workers.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Anton
Henry Ford II
Walter P. Reuther
IAW
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Assembly Tables Deer Season Bill Tabled
The Wisconsin Assembly tabled a bill to ban deer hunting in counties that request a closed season. The 59 to 29 vote followed Rep. Catlin's request. Proponents argued counties deserve a voice, while opponents urged keeping deer policy with state researchers and officials.
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Siadison
Assembly
Catlin
Appleton
Conservation Commission
la Fave
R-Oconto
Giview
Jraass
Sturgeon Bay
Conservation Department
Monroe Chamber to Hear Reports at May Meeting
The Monroe Chamber plans a May meeting at the Monroe hotel tomorrow night at 7 30. Officials will receive a report on the U S al he eet feherer at the Monroe Clinic and present other items.
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Chamber
U. S
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