Secrets access persists for union members tied to Communist line
Senate investigators report that members expelled from CIO for following the Communist line still have ready access to secret defense and diplomatic messages via telegraph and cable. The inquiry cites ACA officers, including Joseph P. Selly, as Communists or former Communists, and urges legislation to bar Communist controlled unions from bargaining.
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Senate
New York
Internal Security Subcommittee
American Communications Association
ACA
Joseph P. Selly
Selly
Communist Party
Subcommittee
McCarran
D-New
Labor c
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Cable Co
Radio Corporation of America Communications
RCA
International Communications
French Cables Co
AFL Executive Council Meets in Montreal Next Week
Washington reports the AFL Executive Council will assemble in Montreal next week to shape the political and economic course for 109 member unions under the new Defense Production Act. The meeting aims to coordinate responses across unions to evolving national defense policies.
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Montreal
Washington
AFL Executive Council
Man Charged With Stealing Plane From Hagerstown Airport
Walter R. Benedict of Alexandria was charged with breaking and entering the Hagerstown airport to steal his light plane after a $3,000 overhaul bill. He was freed on $1,000 bail. Benedict allegedly used the airport to wheel out seven planes with two Marines as accomplices, who were later released after disclaiming knowledge of the theft.
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Hagerstown
Walter R. Benedict
Alexandria
Charles Mades
Benedict
Altoona
Martinsburg
W. Va
Philipsburg Pa Has Low Of 31 Degrees
The Associated Press reports record cold across the eastern third of the nation with many cities posting new low readings for August 5. Philipsburg Pennsylvania recorded an early morning low of 31 degrees, the coldest spot noted, as other cities like Columbus Ohio Cleveland Ohio Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Buffalo New York Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Sault Ste Marie Michigan also posted frigid numbers. Temperatures in New York City and Washington D C reached 56 and 57 respectively while Boston stood at 57 and Augusta Maine at 44. Midwest areas remained around 55 to 60 as a southeastward cold air mass eased.
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Associated Press
Philipsburg
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bur
Falo
N. Y
Philadelphia
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
New York City
Washington, D. C
Boston
Augusta
Midwest
Japanese leaders to visit Washington after San Francisco peace treaty
Finance Minister Hayato Ikeda said he Premier Shigeru Yoshida and Bank of Japan Governor Hisato ICHIManda will travel to Washington following the signing of the peace treaty set for September 4-8 in San Francisco. The report notes discussions at a mid-September Washington meeting among top financial officials.
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Washington
Hayato Ikeda
Shigeru Yoshida
Hisato Ichimanda
Bank of Japan
San Francisco
Emmitsburg Girls See Washington on Dream Trip
Two Emmitsburg Maryland girls Paula Felicita 13 and Loretta Marie 11 blind in one eye traveled to Washington with their mother Mrs Elizabeth Bowers 44 The trip funded by the radio program Strike It Rich and neighbor generosity follows a family history of hereditary blindness The mother dreamed the outing to show her daughters the capital before their sight fades and a cab driver offered free transport to and from the town
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Washington
Emmitsburg
Paula Felicita
Loretta Marie
Elizabeth Bowers
Queens
New York
Bowers
Bethlehem
Hanover
Mrs. Bowers
Robert C. Mattingly
Bowers Tour Washington with Capitol Visit and Zoo Trip
The Bowers journeyed from Millburg to Washington then toured Capitol Hill and the zoo. Two near blind girls stared in wonder at giraffes and elephants as brother Charlie clutched a balloon. They returned to Emmitsburg amid praise for the friendly capital. The Washington report notes concerns over a stepped up Congressional economy drive facing Senate lapse under spending lobby pressure. Whales are noted to reach ages of up to 500 years.
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Washington
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Senate
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