Witnesss reveal party ties and pumpkin papers in spy probe
Mrs Bachrach admits to Communist party membership after questioning by House committee as Nixon and justice officials clash over the pumpkin papers. Berle Jr. summoned to testify as the grand jury continues its 18 month espionage inquiry and examines Chambers notes and Hiss case links.
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Hiss
Robert E. Stripling
Bachrach
Alger Hiss
Thomas L. Fansler
John Abt
Washington
Grand Jury
New York
Whittaker Chambers
Moscow
Nixon
California
Chambers
Committee
Maryland
John F. X. McGahey
State Department
House Committee
Mundt
South Dakota
Adolf A. Berle, Jr
Justice Department
Berle
House UN- American Activities Committee
Federal
Department of Justice
House Committee On un-American Activities
FB. I
Richard M. Nixon
R.-Calif
Congressional Committee
Grand
Whitaker Chambers
Federal District
John W. Clancy
House
Clancy
U. S
Alex Campbell
Thomas J. Donegan
Federal Building
Truman Report on Greece War Shows Dual Setbacks
President Truman’s report to Congress criticizes Greece for failing to finish the guerrilla war while the Greek army was on the verge of victory. It notes Albania and other Balkan states backed the Communists, and the UN could not compel disarmament, leaving the civil war to drag on. The piece argues American aid is essential and urges allied governments to act with effectiveness.
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Truman
Congress
Greece
United Nations
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Grammos
U.N
Balkan
Russia
Secto Wry Council
Balkan Alliance
China
Government Vows to Push Summers by Bigger Spending
Washington hints that a recession would trigger larger appropriations for defense foreign aid and price subsidies to keep the wheels turning. Critics doubt the merit of sustained government spending and call for boosted production and private enterprise stability. Depression hinges on business confidence rather than policy alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Platon substitute system fits home life and football
Henry McLemore humorously argues the platoon substitution idea could work in football and in marriage. He imagines a defensive substitute saving husbands from chores and husbandly disasters as wives reign supreme in tactical social games.
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New York
San Francisco
Benedict
Michigan
Notre Dame
Hollywood Stars Face High Taxes and Morals Clashes
Jimmie Fidler reports MGM has not seen Robert Walker in eight months amid morals clause concerns and industry damage. He notes Bing Crosby’s seven year contract and near ninety percent tax on earnings, and contrasts Texas oil money with Hollywood life.
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Hollywood
Robert Walker
Los Angeles
M.G.M. Studio
Walker
M.G.M
Bing Crosby
Uncle Sam
der Bingle
Bing
Our Children By Angelo Patri Best Not To Know It
The author argues there are times when silence shields a family from hurt. Parents should correct young children but may with teens and adults choose silence to avoid shame, anger, or resentment. When harm repeats, speak up and help, yet offer second and third chances, with sympathy and understanding.
Cleaning and Restoration of Washington Statues Underway
The National Park Service funds and undertakes cleaning and structural rehab of about 70 memorials in Washington. Statues are washed with soap, bases steam-cleaned, and missing parts replaced under guidance from park experts and the fine arts commission.
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Washington
National Park Service
Park Service
Admiral Farragut
T. S. Jett
National Capital Parks
General Sheridan
Sheridan Circle
Lee Lawrie
Fine Arts Commission
Peace Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grant
Capitol
Andrew Jackson
Lafayette Park
White House
Pensacola
Jackson
New Orleans
Gen. A. S. Grant
Victor Emanuel
Rome
General Grant
Congress
Mopsy Q and A Fun Facts in Parker Column
Gladys Parker presents a Q and A style feature with diverse trivia. It asks about hummingbird varieties in the Americas and the western United States, Stradivarius violin counts, WWII war dead return requests, Trafalgar battles, animal ear retraction, and a note about American cities in statue counts by Mr. Jett.
Costa Rica asks help as border clashes flare up
Costa Rica reports invasion by unidentified forces with a possible B 17 seen near Liberia. Nicaragua denies charges as debate grows in the United Nations and Organization of American States. US officials rule out Marines or international brigades. Costa Rica says it has no army after abolition last week.
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San Jose
Liberia
Luis Manuel Debayle
Paris
United Nations
Costa Rica
Security Council
Washington
U. S
Central American
Panama Canal
Council of the Organization of American States
Rio de Janeiro
Council of
Nicaragua
Mario Esquivel
Recording Ban Ends After Industry Contract Expired
The article notes a recording ban linked to an old contract and Taft-Hartley labor rules. Musicians faced work loss from radio and coin-operated phonographs, while publishers and film firms pre-recorded tunes. Some members reportedly recorded under assumed names during the ban as sales lagged. The whale section mentions the Greenland right whale yielding up to 3,500 pounds of bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrillo
Mexico
German Tanks Melt Down After Moscow Exhibition
German tanks captured in the war are being junked and melted down in Moscow. The 60 ton Tigers and other armament that were shown in the capital have now been sent to the junk heap with the same fate planned for all remaining German tanks and mobile guns.
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Moscow
Across and Down Puzzle Word Play Summary
A list of crossword clues and numbers with scattered hints for across and down entries. Items include math, geography, animals, objects, and phrases guiding fill-in answers, with grid coordinates and thematic wordplay throughout.
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ATES
Mail Nor Daily
Daily
Sun News-Star World
Munroe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Branham CO
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Atlanta
Dallas
Petroit
St Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
The
Monroe News-Star
Henry McLemore
Duces
Treys
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jimmie Fidler
Italy
France
Texas
Bob Neal
Joan of Arc
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
By Angelo Patri
Jane Eads
Mopsy
Gladys Parker
Central
South America
Mississippi River
Stradivarius
Trafalgar
London Square
England
Spain
Mr. Jett
By Hershberger
Harems
Ireland
Lamb
Marty
Rabbit Goddess of
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