Hurley pressed to expand Amerasia charges in Senate probe
Former U S ambassador to China Patrick J Hurley was asked by Senate investigators to elaborate on his accusation that State Department officials sold or gave top secret documents to pro Communists The probe ties to the 1945 Amerasia theft case and could compel Hurley to testify as soon as possible Several named figures including John S Service familiar with Amerasia are noted with ongoing hearings and referrals for further inquiries by the judiciary and foreign relations panels
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Oliver W. de Wolf
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
U. S
China
Senate
State Department
Hurley
Santa Fe
N. M
Amerasia
Tydings
D.-Md
Hickenlooper R.jowa
John S. Service
Foreign Service
Mao Tse-Tung
Service
New York
Amerasia Magazine
McCarthy
R.-Wis
United States
India
John E. Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Emmanuel Larsen
Larsen
Servite
Ferguson
R.mich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Capehart
Barkley
Judiciary Group
McCarran D.ney
McCarran
Tydings Committee
Farmers Prefer Homes Says Ward At Engineers Meeting
Amos H. Ward of the Farmers Home Administration told the American Society of Agricultural Engineers that most loans from the agency go to construction or repair of homes. The remarks were delivered in Washington on June 20.
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Washington
Amos H. Ward
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
Ward
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Council fires Police Chief in Highland Heights scandal
Highland Heights voters dismissed Fay Dalrymple as police chief after a 5 1/2 hour hearing. Mayor Clem Ley accused him of consorting with his wife Faye Ley. Dalrymple argued visits were official and denied illicit relations. He faced a $300 monthly job and possible appeal.
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Cleveland
Highland Heights
Fay
Faye
Fay Dalrymple
Clem
Bud) Ley
Ley
Dalrymple
Mrs. Ley
Petition Aims Ban on Atomic Bomb Worldwide
A Communist sponsored Stockholm petition seeks to outlaw the atomic bomb with a goal of 5 000 000 signatures by mid September It calls for strict international control and names war criminals the first national leaders to use the bomb The campaign spread from Stockholm to the Soviet Union and Western Europe and was adopted by the Moscow supreme Soviet It is being circulated in the Soviet Union with millions of signatures reported Abbott Simon heads the American version saying the center handles preliminary phases while not affiliated with the world peace partisans The petitions appeared in New York City over the weekend and the Communist Daily Worker said 10 000 distributors were enthused A Boston official condemned the move saying it could force Western nations to rely on Soviet mass armies Francis H Russell warned that avoiding the bomb would endanger the rest of the world The United States and most nations have accepted international control backed by inspections
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New York
United States
Stockholm
World Peace Partisans Congress
Sweden
Europe
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Soviet Union
Peace Information Center
Abbott Simon
World Peace Partisans
New York City
Communist Daily Worker
Boston
State Department
Francis H. Russell
Department
Office of Public Affairs
Lafargue Attacks Free Medicine in Senate Race
Shreveport attorney Malcolm Lafargue opposes socialized medicine and vows to vote against federalizing the medical profession if elected to the Senate seat held by Sen. Russell Long. He accuses William Green backed efforts of pushing socialized medicine and says he will oppose compulsory health insurance in any form. Lafargue campaigns through towns including Boyce Colfax Dry Prong Pollock Tullos Urania Olla and Jena.
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New Orleans
Malcolm Lafargue
Shreveport
Russell Long
D.-La
Long
Washington
William Green
Lafargue
Green
American Federation of Labor
Louisiana
Senate
Boyce
Colfax
Dry Prong
Pollock
Tullos
Urania
Olla
Jena
Republican to Run for Jackson Seat in June Bid
Jackson Mississippi June 20 Glenn Haynes of Fulton a Republican is bidding for the seat in congress held by Rep John Ran
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Jackson, Miss
Glenn Haynes
Fulton
Congress
John Ran
Mississippi District One Candidate Filing Amid Primary Prep
Kin, a Democrat from Mississippi's first district, filed a loyalty affidavit with the secretary of state as required for all public office candidates. The Republican and Democratic primaries are set for August 22. Rankin has not announced any Democratic opposition for the nomination.
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Kin
Mississippi
Haynes
Secretary of State
Rankin
Grays Ointment Promises Gentle Quick Relief
A historic 50c Grays Ointment promotes gentle swift acting mentholated treatment for external skin itch conditions. It claims soothing effect on rash tetter ringworm pimples chafing insect bites athletes foot and other itchy troubles. The ointment spreads easily and has been famous for over a century with a package price of 50 cents lasting weeks.
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N. Y
Council
Leys
California
Miss
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Studebaker
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North Third St
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