Was Alger Hiss Framed Evidence Breaks Down Claims
Washington commentary recounts extensive investigations of Alger Hiss, noting FBI and court scrutiny, multiple trials, and experts arguing the Woodstock typewriter could not be tampered with. It challenges defense claims of altered keys or ribbons, stressing normal wear and varied materials.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Whittaker Chambers
State Department
U.S
New York
FBI
Chambers
Woodstock
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Conrad Youngberg
Otto Hokanson
Joseph Schmitt
Typewriter
Hiss Typewriter
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Mary asks big questions on a Washington visit with dad
Hal Boyle recalls a day in Washington with Mary the nearly thirteen year old. She asks about Stevenson Eisenhower and Lincoln, sees the Declaration of Independence, the Capitol and Mount Vernon, and muses on history, war, and growing up amid TV.
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New York
Washington
Mary
Bunker Hill
Delaware
White House
Mr. Stevenson
Gen. Eisenhower
Ewing
Illinois
Lincoln
Alexandria
Capitol
Washington Monument
Senate
Jefferson Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Library of Congress
Ford
Mount Vernon
Stevenson to sit in on Truman cabinet meeting in Washington
James Marlow reports Governor Stevenson will visit Washington Tuesday to observe a meeting with President Truman and the Cabinet. The session aims to gauge Stevenson’s independence from Truman and placate critics while highlighting his campaign for the Illinois governor and national appeal.
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Washington
Gov. Stevenson
White House
Truman
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Chicago
Springfield
Taming The Atom and Hat Trends In 1952 America
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress toward hydrogen bomb possibilities and advanced reactors while promising medical advances against radiation sickness. Straw hat sales surge to a record 30 million dollars as the industry pivots with aging populations and changing fashions. Peace talks with China stagnate amid prisoner exchanges and rising wartime tensions.
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Russia
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho Falls
Idaho
AEC
South Africa
Australia
Migst
Deputy Sheriff's Father Succumbs in Oklahoma
Ouachita Parish deputy sheriff E L Walker learns his father S R Walker died at his Peateau Oklahoma home. The family left for Oklahoma and funeral arrangements were being completed late Thursday.
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E. L
Pop’ Walker
Ouachita Parish
Permits Issued For Home and Market Additions
Delores Briggs received a permit to erect a dwelling at 916 Marx for $1500 with Joel Simmons as contractor. The Conner Estate obtained a permit to add to a fish market at 1402 DeSiard for $200 using day labor. A stray note mentions the Constitution preamble containing the phrase more perfect.
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Delores Briggs
Marx
Joel Simmons
Conner
DeSiard
Parents guide fire curious children with safety and patience
The article urges careful handling of matches to prevent fires by children prone to fire play. It recommends removing matches, supervising fire use, and gradually granting controlled responsibility while avoiding cruel punishments. Parents set behavior examples for risk reduction.
Bunche Nobel Prize win attributed to Palestine negotiations
The record notes Ralph Bunche earned the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize for acting as U N mediator in Palestine and negotiating an armistice between Jews and Arabs in 1949. It also includes unrelated parenting safety guidance and a note about a Dr Patri leaflet on stammering.
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Ralph Bunche
Dr. Bunche
Palestine
United Nations
Patri
P. O
Station 6
New York 19
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Mildew Advice and Nylon White-Washing From Furry Help
Washington experts led by textile chemist Margaret Furry release two leaflets on mildew prevention and removing stains from white nylon fabrics. They advise air drying, ventilation, dehumidifiers, and silica gel, plus washing white nylon in soft water with soapless cleaners or a built synthetic detergent, with bluing in final rinse to restore whiteness.
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Washington
Margaret Furry
Miss Furry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Furry
Bureau
Troy Johnson Held For Breaking Jail
Troy Johnson a 42 year old man from 406 Sixth Street was arrested by Monroe police after allegedly breaking out of the city jail on January 29 1952 and being held on disorderly charges with no bond set.
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Troy Johnson
Sixth Street
Monroe
Drusk
Johnson
Eve Arden trades movies for TV and headlines
IN HOLLYWOOD BOB THOMAS reports Eve Arden abandons film acting for television with Our Miss Brooks shifting to TV in October. She dislikes being typecast as Eve Arden and plans a studio tour before continuing TV work while movie roles dwindle.
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Hollywood
Eve*Arden
Eve Arden
Mildred Pierce
Eve
Miss Brooks
Dience
Miss Arden
U. S
Ey Arden
Trinidad
Rita Hayworth
Gilda
Glenn Ford
Sam
Miss Haworth
Duxit
Rita
Hearing On Shreveport TV Scheduled
The FCC ordered competitive hearings for Shreveport VHF Channel 3 assignments KTBS Inc and International Broadcasting. A separate hearing was set for VHF Channel 12 involving Southland Television Radio KRMD and Shreveport Television. Beaumont Texas also saw a Channel 3 hearing between Television Broadcasters and Tom Potter. Meridian Broadcasting seeks transfer of WTOK Meridian Mississippi. Pursuey Broadcasting Service Mobile Alabama granted a commercial VHF station permit. FCC has issued permits for 24 new commercial and four non commercial educational stations since the TV freeze lifting.
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Washington
Feders Communications Commission
Shreveport
Ktbs, Inc
Internationa Broadcasting Corporation
Southland Television Company
KRMD
Shrevepar Television Company
Beaumont
Tex
Television Broadcasters
Tom Potter
FCC
Meridian Broadcasting Company
WTOK
Meridian
Mixa
Southern Television Corporatio
Southern Gettin
Pursiey Broadcasting Service
Mobile
Alan
Commercia
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James Marlow
William K. Harrison Jr
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Gladys Parker
By Hershberger
Dr.t.m. Ontheready
Jane Eads
Bob Thomas
Shreveport TV
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