Communist Fronts and Public Notices Highlight December News
The House Un-American Activities Committee reported 32 organizations and 190 publications identified as Communist fronts and cited government sources for the list. The panel discussed proposed procedures and hearings reforms, including private witness questioning and public hearings, tied to the Condon case. A separate item notes a Liberty School PTA Christmas meeting with a reading of A Christmas Carol and awards for the eighth grade.
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Washington
United States
House Un-American Activities Committee
Immigrant admits strangling Chicago girl in 1948 case
An Argentine named Heriado Arias Perez confessed to the strangling of 10 year old Roberta Rinesarsen near Elmhurst Illinois after attending a movie with part of her clothes stuffed in her mouth. Immigration inspector Thurmen Cross said the statement was made in Hammond Indiana. The girl disappeared Friday afternoon and her body was found Saturday morning.
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Roberta Rinesarsen
Thurmen Cross
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Heriado Arias Perez
Peres
Brookfield
Ill
Lagrange
Elmhurst
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