Diary evidence tied to Amerasia case fuels Senate probe
The Star reports Forrestal acted on May 28 1945 after a aide warned of impending arrests in Amerasia. diary notes name Lt Andrew Roth and Jaffe and Larson and Service. Senate subcommittee investigates DOJ handling and possible pro Communist influence amid McCarthy attacks.
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The
Star
Forrestal
Amerasia
White House
Naval Hospital
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Justice Department
McCarthy
Emmanuel Sigurd Larsen
State Department
John S. Service
Service
Department
Forrestal Diary
Maj. Correa
Department of Justice
Andrew Roth
Jaffe
New York City
Office of Strategic Services
Foreign Economic Administration
Lt. Roth
FBI
Delayed Responses Open Critique of Police Handling
The speaker asserts American authorities sought to conceal maltreatment of Capt Tuyuila by U S military police. He concludes with expectation of being informed about actions against the responsible military police and measures taken.
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Chuikov
Tuyuila
Sgt
Smirnov
Nuernberg
Baden-Baden
Tuynila
Pegnitz
Chuikovy Con
MacArthur Leads Talks On Occupation Policy
Officials move with MacArthur as Tokyo talks unfold. Dulles may follow to align policy ideas with MacArthur Johnson Bradley and Dulles. MacArthur's view favors ending the occupation soon and pursuing a peace treaty to avoid unpopular and harmful outcomes for U.S. interests.
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MacArthur
Dulles
State Department
Johnson
Bradley
Tokyo
U. S
Washington
Japan
United States
Unclear policy stance on Japan bases and postwar occupation
Officials weigh MacArthur's position on keeping U S bases in Japan after a peace settlement amid debates on timing of occupation end. The State and Defense Departments differ on ending the occupation, but agree that forces may remain long as defense against Russia, with parallels drawn to Germany. Other issues include China, potential Pacific defense pact, and whether war issues can be settled separately.
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MacArthur
United States
Japan
Russia
Johnson
Dulles
State
Defense Department
State Department
Germany
London
America
Europe
China
Britain
Purges and protests sweep Peiping to curb communists
Reports say Peiping branded purge actions against 24 Communist central committee members and 17 Akahata editors as absurd. A new assassination plot claim against MacArthur was dismissed as fake. Japanese police crack down on anti-occupation propaganda as education minister Amano vows action against radical student groups and aims to dissolve Communist student federations. Police arrest Hidetaro Ikeda amid raids for criticising the occupation.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Peiping
Communist Party
Central Committee
Akahata
MacArthur
U. S
Insance
Teiyu Amano
Amano
National Federation of Students
Tokyo
Hidetaro Ikeda
Burglars Intercepted After Toledo Police Intervene
Toledo officials report police intercepted a Mitchell family with several children after they fled a carnival in Waldo. The boy Stanley Wyble was taken to Riverside Hospital where doctors diagnosed meningitis. the parents then disappeared after reporting illness and leaving the area. Patrolman P E Wolf later stopped the family’s car south of Marion and escorted it back.
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Toledo
Walter Hartung
P. E. Wolf
Waldo
Marion
Clen Wyble
The
Hiawatha Carnival Co
Stanley
Riverside Hospital
Dr. Hartung
Wolf
Rome
Superior Court
Justice of Peace
T. E. Edwards
Justice Edwards
Robert Camp
Richard Patrick
Patrick
Camp
Dean Rodney Cline Heads to Peabody Summer Faculty
Dean Rodney Cline departed yesterday for Nashville Tennessee to join the Peabody College summer faculty as part of the teaching team. He will participate in the program during the coming season.
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Peabody
Cline
Harvard University
Jesse Bogue
American Association of Junior Colleges
Rodney Cline
Nashville, Tenn
Gold Spy Plea Would Limit Scope of Guilty Plea
Harry Gold, accused of delivering atomic secrets to Soviet agents in 1944 and 1945, plans a guilty plea limited to handing over the secrets to a Soviet spy. He cooperates with the FBI while his son and family dispute the spy activity and defend his patriotism. Dr. Fuchs is serving 14 years in England for related acts.
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Gold
Russia
Fuchs
Reds
England
McGranery
United States
FBI
Hamilton
Harry
Samuel Gold
America
Census effort aids Truman program planning and growth
Thomas F. Corcoran outlined that the census will assist President Truman's point four aid program by providing population, housing, agriculture and industry data for planning. He notes nations conduct population counts and inventories on agriculture and housing, with most focusing on these areas.
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Thomas F. Corcoran
Truman
Census Training Across Americas Standardizes Count
Enumerators from 22 American republics were trained in the United States to standardize the census. The text notes that in Guatemala officials counted how many persons wore shoes, illustrating the meticulous data collection approach.
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Guatemala
U. S
Truman Leads Memorial Day Parade Despite Fatigue
President Truman and Missouri Governor Forrest Smith enjoy the march as Mayor Joseph Durst of St. Louis joins the group. The head marchers reach the reviewing stand exhausted, while the 66-year-old President shows no sign of wear. Gov. Smith and many others are tired from the long parade.
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Tary
Louis Johnson
Missouri
Forrest Smith
Mr. Truman
Joseph M. Durst
St. Louis
35Th Division
Gov. Smith
Truman Links Soviet Actions to Global Peace Threats
President Truman condemned Soviet policies in East Berlin and warned that Moscow’s leadership rejects United Nations participation, exports militarism, and essayed indoctrination of youth. He contrasted Soviet rulers with the Russian people and touted free nations’ growing strength and peaceful achievements.
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East Berlin
Truman
United Nations
Free Nations
Germany
Hitler
Soviet Union
Russia
Air Force camera photographs 26 mile earth strip in seconds
A new air force camera can photograph a 26 mile strip of the earth in two seconds from 10,000 feet. A Washington picture sample shows Mt. Vernon on one horizon and Colesville Maryland visible on the other. Its use is for reconnaissance tests and may be installed on long range B 36 planes and jet recon planes. The range depends on aircraft altitude.
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Washington
Air Force
Mt. Vernon
Colesville
Bank Director Dies Sudden Heart Attack in Ball Game
Columbia Louisiana June 10 Caldwell Bank and Trust director C W Traylor 52 collapsed from a heart attack at a Winnsboro ballgame during the ninth inning. He died at the ballpark and his body lies at Riser Funeral Home before services at First Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife Annie Lee Traylor a son Dr W Traylor Jr his mother and three sisters.
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Columbia
C. W. Traylor
Caldwell Bank and Trust Company
Winnsboro
Riser
Main Street
First Methodist Church
Annie
Lee Traylor
Dc. W. Traylor, Jr
Deaths Mrs J C Tanner Delhi La
Mrs J C Tanner 61 died Friday at her Warden La home funeral services will be at McKnight cemetery north of Holly Ridge Time not set Surviving husband six sons Clyde Watsonville Calif Clifton Rayville Claiborne Warden Marvin Oak Grove Clinton Lake Providence three daughters Mae Harris Warden Louise Morgan Rayville Margie Grider Watsonville three brothers J W McGraw Laurel Dan Mc Graw Doss Bob McGraw Merryville and 41 grandchildren
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J. C. Tanner
Delhi
Warden
McKnight
Holly Ridge
Clyde
Watsonville
Calif
Clifton
Rayville
Claiborne
Marvin
Oak Grove
Clinton
Lake Providence
Mae Harris
Louise Morgan
Margie Grider
J. W. McGraw
Laurel
Dan McGraw
Doss
Bob McGraw
Merryville
Death notices Lucian L Dickens 47 of Monroe
Lucian L Dickens aged 47 of 3601 Dick Taylor Street died in a local hospital Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m today at Harrisonburg Baptist Church with Rev W B Ford officiating. Interment followed in Heard Cemetery near Harrisonburg. Survived by wife Mrs L L Dickens three daughters Mrs Eloise Wiggins Winnsboro Mrs Eunice Coleman Winnsboro and Miss Dorothy Dickens Monroe three sons Frank William and Thomas all Monroe five sisters Mrs John Maples Mrs Taylor Sikes Clayton Mrs Rebecca Overall Lake City Ark Mrs Sally Maples St Joseph La and Mrs Polly Davis Wallace Ridge La.
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Lucian L. Dickens
Dick Taylor Street
Harrisonburg Baptist Church
W. B. Ford
Heard
Harrisonburg
L. L. Dickens
Eloise Wiggins
Winnsboro
Eunice Coleman
Dorothy Dickens
Monroe
Frank
William
Thomas
John Maples
Taylor Sikes
Clayton
Rebecca Overall
Lake City
Ark
Sally Maples
St. Joseph la
Polly Davis
Wallace Ridge la
Funeral Services for C. W. Traylor Held Sunday
Funeral services for C. W. Traylor 52 who died Friday were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church with Rev. Sam Holliday officiating. Interment followed in Columbia cemetery. Surviving are his wife a son C. W. Jr. of New Orleans mother Mrs. C. A. Traylor Columbia and three sisters Miss Oneita Traylor Columbia Mrs. C. W. Hughes Shreveport and Mrs. H. A. Wooten Jackson Miss.
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C. W. Traylor
Columbia
Methodist Church
Sam Holliday
New Orleans
C. A. Traylor
Oneita Traylor
C. W. Hughes
Shreveport
H. A. Wooten
Jackson
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Dollie Sweet
Atkinson
Ada Boggs
Georgia Tucker
Marie Pohlman
Sherrouse
Monroe Colored High School
Booker T. Washington
Bryants
Peggy Garnett
Cecil Johnson
la. Tech
Joseph E. Lee Day
Tulane University
A. E. Montgomery, Jr
Herbert C. Wilson
George R. Wimbish
Watten H. Hunt
Gunby
Ann Sartain
Sophia Newcomb
Jantzen
Silverstein
Lverstein
North Louisiana
Jes’ Ramblin
Pres
Lucian Dickens
Arch Masons
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Grand Council R. & 5. M
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Temple
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