Widening Of Probe Aims At Budenz Allies In Latimore Case
Senate hearings expand as Sen. McCarthy calls for cross examination of Budenz cited communists Frederick Vanderbilt Field Earl Browder Philip Jaffe and Jack Stachel. Budenz testified Latimore was linked to a communist cell and named Stachel as ordering him to treat Latimore as communist.
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Earl Browder
Philip Jaffe
Jack Stachel
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Browder
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Stachel
Budenze
Communist Daily Worker
Communist Party
U. S
Fordham University
Stachel, Field and Browder
Institute of Pacific Relations
United States
Acme
Washington, D. C
Latimore
Clock erection planned by Pennsylvania Power Company
Preliminary work supports a large clock to be mounted at the west side sub station. Workmen climbed the steel network Thursday afternoon with the clock due for summer installation. Vine street repairs and washboarded streets receive attention from the street department to ready roads for the season. City gardeners turned soil in family plots as robins forage nearby. Improper parking by motorists and truckers has increased, slowing traffic.
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Pennsylvania Power Company
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Robins
Fair and cold with a cool overnight low
The forecast calls for fair and cold conditions with tonight's lows from 25 to 30. Tomorrow should be sunny with rising temperatures. 24 hour US weather: max 52 min 29 precip 0.01 inches snow river stage 8.7 feet. A year ago: max 63 min 34 no precipitation.
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United States
Yugoslav Greek relations seen improving under Plastiras
Western sources in Belgrade foresee better Yugoslav Greek ties with Gen. Nicholas Plastiras as Athens forms a new government. They expect restoration of full diplomatic relations and resumption of railway traffic, with ministers exchanged if Athens pushes the move.
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Greece
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Athens
Will Enforce Private Trade School Law In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that the state will strictly enforce the private trade school acts of 1945 and 1949 to remove fringe operators. Officials at a Philadelphia meeting of the Pennsylvania Association of Private Vocational Schools said about 415 schools could be dropped from the approved list before the July 1 licensing date. The registration bureau targets fly by night operators exploiting the GI Bill.
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Deaths: Mrs. James F. Edgar and others in city records
The death notices list Mrs. James F. Edgar aged 88 of 134 East Sheridan Avenue Laka Cambas 62 of 130114 Mo ravia Street and Ralph E. Donaldson 66 of 712 Car Male Street. The items appear in the Friday April 21 1950 death record.
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James F. Edgar
Sheridan Avenue
Laka Cambas
Moravia
Ralph E. Donaldson
Turnpike Awarded for 2.98 Miles Westward Extension
A $1,664,781 contract for 2.98 miles of the western extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike was awarded to Rochez Bros., Inc., of East Pittsburgh. The section connects Plum and Patton Townships in Allegheny County according to the Turnpike Commission.
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Patton Townships
Allegheny County
U N Secretary General Lie Seeks Truman Backed Peace Plan
Report says Trygve Lie has a mandate from President Truman to tell Stalin the United States remains committed to peace and the United Nations. Truman voiced support for a long term 20 year UN program toward stable peace while not committing beyond outlining American views.
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Homestead Steel Plant Strike Ends
Day shift workers at the Homestead plant of Carnegie-Illinois Steel resumed work after a one day wildcat strike. CIO United Steelworkers ordered production to restart with the night shift, as the company began re charging 42 open hearth furnaces and aimed for nearly full output. The dispute arose after maintenance men protested they were warm only three or four days a week.
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Cio-United
Truman Flies to Georgia to View Live Weapons Demonstrations
President Truman arrived at Law son Field Ft Benning with three cabinet members to observe front line defenses in simulated combat. He will spend two days in Georgia and Florida watching live ammunition demonstrations across infantry weapons artillery tanks flame throwers rockets and air power. He begins at Fort Benning then travels to Eglin Air Force Base for further demonstrations.
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Chiang Seeks Bases in South Korea
Tokyo April 21 Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek was reported attempting to form a military alliance with South Korea to obtain continental bases for Nationalist air and naval strikes on Communist North China and Manchuria. Three top Nationalist envoys are in Seoul.
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Yellow Sea
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Actor Is Given Lesson By King In Garter Dress
Stratford on Avon April 21 King George VI Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret visit Anthony Quayle at the Shakespeare Memorial theater before Henry VIII The King corrects the order and placement of the Knighthood Emblem of the Order of the Garter in Quayle’s dressing room
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Order of the Garter
George VI
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Quayle
Kidnaped USC Student Nurse Attacked on Lone Road
A 22-year-old University of Southern California student nurse, Carol Ann Cope, was kidnaped and criminally attacked early today. She said she and her companion Robert Mueller, 22, were parked on a lonely Montecito hills road when a man pistol-whipped Mueller into unconsciousness.
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Los Angeles
INS
University of Southern California
Carol Ann Cope
Robert Mueller
Montecito Hills
Kidnapping Suspect Seizes Couple After Midnight Encounter
A man approached Mueller's car shortly after midnight. He pistol whipped Mueller, stole his wallet, and forced Miss Cope into his car. Cope was assaulted and coerced at gunpoint during a wild ride before being released near the original parking spot. She notified police after returning home.
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Bob
Cope
Western big three set for pivotal postwar talks in London
The May conference of the western big three foreign ministers will tackle Cold War issues from the British Isles to Japan. Topics include ending Marshall Plan aid in 1952 and the Baltic incident with the U S S N, with Acheson Bevin and Schuman in London.
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Trop
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Schuman
U. S
Battle for Hoihow Engulfs Hainan Island Forces clash in largest invasion action
Thousands of Nationalist troops on Hainan Island fight to halt a major communist amphibious assault near Hoihow. Heavy casualties reported on both sides as planes bomb and strafe targets along the invasion beachhead and approaches. Communist invasion vessels suffer heavy losses per air communique provisional tallies.
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Russia Demands Allies Leave Trieste
Moscow informed U S Britain and France that occupation troops must withdraw from Trieste and a civil regime be set up for the free territory. The nine page note, delivered in Moscow, faces rejection in Washington. Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Minister Leo Mates vows never to yield on Trieste annexation. Italy's Communist party also calls for withdrawal of western troops and a Trieste governor.
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Mercer County adopts daylight time for summer months
Five Mercer county municipalities including Sharon Farrell Mercer Greenville and West Middlesex approved daylight saving time to align with Pittsburgh Cleveland and Youngstown.
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U S Plans to Reject Soviet Demand Over Trieste
U S officials say they will reject Moscow's demand to withdraw forces from the free territory of Trieste. Washington will consult Britain and France before replying. The move follows the U S note demanding compensation for a Baltic Sea patrol plane downed by the Soviets.
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Dr Hermann N Sander May Be Dropped From Membership
Hillsborough County Medical Society officials said Dr Hermann N Sander may be automatically dropped after two sanctions the New Hampshire State Board of Registration in Medicine revoked his license and the American Academy of General Practice dropped him. Society spokesman T H Lee said the board of censors will continue to investigate the charges stemming from the mercy killing case and whether removal is warranted.
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Hermann N. Sander
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Abbie Borreto
T. H. Lee
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Board of Censors
Dr. Sander
Nere
Soviet Union Rejects US Demand for Apology and Pay
Soviet Russia rejected Washington's request for an apology and compensation after a Navy Privateer was shot down near Libava. Moscow charged the United States with responsibility, saying the American plane violated Latvian soil and opened fire after being ordered to land.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
Directors Named for New Castle Hotels Company
Directors were pre elected at Thursday night stockholders meeting in The Castleton Hotel ballroom. M. J. Donnelly T. H. Hartman A. C. Hoyt C. H. Johanson Jr J. K. Love J. F. Rentz F. B. Offutt J. P. Flaherty Alvan Shenhan Ivor V. Davis E. M. Flaherty Robert A. Weingartner. J. P. Flaherty presided as minutes were read by Secretary Edward Flaherty.
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New Castle Hotels Company
Castleton Hotel
M. J. Donnelly
T. H. Hartman
A. C. Hoyt
C. H. Johanson, Jr
J. K. Love
J. F. Rentz
F. B. Offutt
J. P. Flaherty
Alvan Shenhan
Ivor V. Davis
E. M. Flaherty
Robert A
Pirates Roar In Oakland Tonight In Damp Forty Four Weather
Arthur Mometer leaves for the city to oversee a late deal believed to be in Oakland. A party travels along as the Pirates prepare for a ball game near a park under damp conditions of forty four degrees.
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