Wallace Inquiry Targets New Deal Officials Over Roerich Ties
A New York reader signs as Galahad demanding Henry A. Wallace reveal if he was a pupil of Nicholas Roerich and whether he sent Adiotic letters or regarded Roerich as a spiritual master. The letter cites connections to L Horch, Sen. Wagner, Sol Bloom, and government figures amid a Riverside Drive lamasery association.
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Henry A. Wallace
Farvue Farm
Og Salem
N. Y
Wallace
The
New Republic
Wal
Nicholas Roevich
Apostle
Roerich
Oiege
New Deal
Es. L. Horch
Derich
Franklin D
Cordell Hull
Farley Grieves Ex First Lady
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt comments on James Farley and a Collier's Magazine series doubting his White House standing. She says Farley never felt apart from them and criticizes how his words may shape his portrayal by Walter Trohan of the Chicago Tribune.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
James Farley
White Oase
Ladies’Home Journal
Aie
Farley
Trohan
Chicago Tribune
Walter Trohan
Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Police Search In Chicago River For Head And Torso
Police prepared to resume a river search on Chicago's near north side for a man's head and torso after two bundles containing severed limbs were found on opposite riverbanks. Authorities said the body belonged to a 45 to 50 year old laborer and had likely been dead 12 to 14 hours, with parts wrapped in Polish language newspapers.
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Chicago
North Avenue
Einar Eie
Ameryka Ho
Toledo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fr Ne
Ile
Police Bureau
Historic Defense Signing Planned By Inter American Heads
In Rio de Janeiro at the Samaraty palace Brazilian authorities planned a formal signing next Tuesday of a defense treaty uniting 19 American republics to fight jointly against aggression in the Western Hemisphere. They expected President Truman to adjust his Brazil visit to attend the ceremony. A Brazilian government source said the inter American conference of foreign ministers at the resort should wind up next Monday.
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Philip Clarke
inter-American Conference of Foreign Ministers
Legionnaires Convene Amid Convention Preparations in New York
Thousands of American Legionnaires gathered in New York as leaders work on resolutions ahead of the 29th convention opening tomorrow. State delegations caucused on national commander votes while housing and other committees debated. Police prepared to handle campuslike antics and a 40 and 8 parade drew attention as Miss Arkansas competed in Atlantic City.
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New York
Denver
William O'Dwyer
American Legion Service Committee
Legion
National Defense Committee
Harry L. Towe
Republican
New Jersey
Towe
U. S. Envoys Sent to Paris for Marshall Plan Talks
George Kennan and Charles Bonesteel depart Washington for the Paris economic conference as top policy makers on European recovery. They will consult with Will Clayton and Jefferson Caffery on state department matters including European recovery. The pair are viewed as shaping long range plans for Marshall Plan policy.
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Washington
United States
Paris
George Kennan
State Department
Charles Bonesteel
Robert Lovett
War Department
Will Clayton
Jefferson Caffery
U. S
France
Europe
Clayton
Marshall
Feud in Court May Flare Up
Washington awaits a potential clash as Justice Jackson warns of further public criticism of Justice Black. The dispute centers on a 1945 Mine pay case involving Black's former partner, now attorney for Jackson Securities. The Supreme Court plans to rule early in the fall.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo Black
Jackson
Nuernberg
Germany
Black
United Mine Workers
Crampton Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Harris
Jackson Securities and Investment Co
High Court
Prudential Insurance Company of America
El Khoury Pushes Narrow Vetting of Big Powers Veto
Faris El Khoury, security council president, urged restricting veto power to peace enforcement actions under UN charter. He admitted the effort faces likely defeat as the council prepared to hear from Soviet Russia and Colombia on the Egyptian case. The debate centers on veto scope, with Egypt and Britain involved in a Brazilian resolution to resume talks.
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EL Khoury Firm
Francis W. Carpenter Lake
Faris el Khoury
Security Council
el Khoury
United Nations
Russia
France
Council
Colombia
Egypt
Britain
Tugboat crew survive 12 hours in Lake Huron cold
Four tugboat crew members from Port Huron including 74 year old Alex Ariel and his 15 year old grandson endured over twelve hours in frigid water after their tug sank near Lake Huron. Rescue teams retrieved captain Charles Dickerhoff first, then the remaining four two hours later as they clung to life preservers and signaled with a flare.
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Lexington
Mich
Alex Ariel
Lake Huron
Ariel
James Warren
Clayton Seeli
Charles C. Dickerhoff
Port Huron
Here
Warren
Harold Friedt
Anton Nielson
St. Ignace
Dickerhoff
Dickenhoff
L. F. Barton Sr retired conductor dies in city
Lewis F. Barton Sr. of 215 South Fourth Street a retired Missouri Pacific railroad conductor died at St. Francis Sanitarium at 12 30 Wednesday morning. Surviving are three children Fannie Acker A L Barton and Lewis F Barton Jr of Monroe and grandchildren J Johnson Norman Barton Lew Gregory Barton Carter Acker Marilyn Wayne Barton Betty Barton Gloria Dean Barton. Services at Mulhearn Funeral Home at 4 p m Thursday with Rev L L Yeager officiating. Interment River View Burial Park.
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Lewis F. Barton
South Fourth Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Francis Santarium
Mr. Barton
Fannie Acker
A. L. Barton
Gloria Dean Barton
Monroe
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Ll. L. Yeager
Stone Avenue Methodist Church
Riverview Burial Park
O Mahoney Sees Steel Boost and capitalist doubt
Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming warned that some steel leaders share Stalinist views on capitalism's breakdown. He urged production expansion and tapping the untapped American market as hearings on the economy continue and a fall inquiry into rising prices is planned.
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Washington
O Mahoney
Wyoming
Stalin
Russia
O'Mahoney
Joint
Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
Hoodo Doctor Suspected In Washington Street Theft
Essie Jenkins says a colored man described as a hoo-doo doctor visited her sick room at 1015 Washington Street and offered a cure with pow wow. After he left, $12 was missing from her purse near the bed. Police were informed of the alleged theft.
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Essie Jenkins
Washington Street
Unconscious Baby Rescued After Wash Ashore At Oceanside
An 18 month old girl, Suzzane Marie Rodriguez, was found unconscious on the Oceanside shore and revived by fisherman L. D. Hurlburt before Lt. Dick Trotter used a resuscitator. Parents Renaldo and, Mrs. Rodriguez of Los Angeles reported she wandered from their tent. She was discharged from the hospital that night.
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Oceanside
Calif
Suzzane Marie Rodriguez
L. D. Hurlburt
Dick Trotter
Fire Department
Renaldo Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Jennings Slain Near Calhoun After Family Terror
J W Jennings 33, sought for a $250 holdup last March, was shot to death by his nephew Earl Adams 18 near Calhoun Ouachita parish. Adams surrendered to deputies, said Jennings burst into a sister’s home with a pistol, tied a demand for a duel, and was later killed when Adams fired after a rifle jammed. Authorities found Jennings with a revolver and an open jackknife, nine empty antiseptic bottles nearby, and noted his 16 prior offenses. Adams, recently discharged from the army, turned himself in with coroner’s inquest pending.
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I. W. Jennings
Calhoun
Karl Adams
George Johnson
J. W. Jennings
Bastrop
Ouachita Parish
Earl Adams
W. O. Downing
Frank Jones
Adams
Jennings
Sheriff's Department
Frank Frost
James T. French
Parish
French
Adams House
Sheriffs Office
Frosttown
Tsaldaris Struggles to Form Cabinet as Greek Crisis Deepens
In Athens Premier designate Constantin Tsaldaris loses support as King Paul urges a quick, concrete plan. The king may entrust the mandate to Themistoklis Sophoulis if Tsaldaris cannot form a cabinet. Tsaldaris aims to appoint ministers soon, following talks with U S Ambassador MacVeagh.
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Athens
Constantin Tsaldaris
Paul
King Paul
Gen
Stylianos Gonatas
National Liberals
George Papandreou
Social Democrats
Sophocles Venizelos
Venizelos
Panayotis Kanellopoulis
National Unionists
Apostolos Alexandris
Crown Council
Tsaldaris
Themistokles Sophoulis
Sophoulis
Napoleon Zervas
National Union
U. S
Lincoln MacVeagh
MacVe
Lincoln MaccVeagh
Tsaldavis
Farben Officials Charged With Aiding Hitler War Efforts
Four U S court opens war crimes trial of 24 I G Farben directors as prosecutor contends they fostered Hitler’s wars for profit. Brig Gen Taylor says they would breed another war if given chance. Trial seeks to set precedent on Nazi corporate complicity in aggression.
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Donald Doane Mernberg
Germany
U. S
I. G. Farben Chemical Trust
Adolf Hitler
Telford Taylor
Taylor
United States
Farben
I. G. Farben
I. G. Farbenindustriektiengesellschaft
Lumpkin Nominated Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi
Sam Lumpkin of Tupelo former speaker of the Mississippi House was nominated lieutenant governor in the Democratic runoff. In incomplete returns from 1493 of 1714 precincts Lumpkin led with 213,999 votes to Charles G. Hamilton's 50,412.
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Miss
Mississippi
Charles G. Hamilton
Sam Lumpkin
Sam FE. Lumpkin
Tupelo
House of Representatives
Lumpkin
Aberdeen
Hamilton
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