Top Reds Facing Terms In U S Prison
Washington June 4 The Supreme Court upheld conspiracy convictions of 11 top leaders of the U S Communist Party under the Smith Act. Justices Douglas and Black dissented while Chief Justice Vinson wrote the opinion Justice Reed Burton and Vinson joined the opinion upholding the conviction. The decision opens the way for prosecutions of thousands of rank and file communists with possible prison terms starting in about 30 days. The court held the defendants were properly convicted of conspiring to teach and advocate overthrow of the government by force and violence. Justice Clark did not participate. The indicted leaders include Eugene Dennis general secretary of the party and other top officials.
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Communist Party
United States
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Black
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Justice Department
Dani McGrath
Patis
High Court
Vinson
New York
Reed
Burton
Red
Eugene Dennis
Leaders of American Communist Party Face Sentences in 1951
The article reports judges in New York sentencing 11 party members led by Benjamin J. Davis Jr and John Gates to five years in prison, with Dennis jailed a year on a separate contempt charge. Thompson received three years for lighter reasons tied to U S Army service. Each was fined $10,000. 10 defendants remain free on bail totaling £260,000. The government seeks registration as a foreign dominated agency under the subversives control law.
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Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Gilbert Green
Robert G. Thompson
John Gates
John B. Williamson
Carl Winter
Gus Hall
Jacob Stachel
Henry Winston
Irving Potash
Thompson
New York
Dennis
Communist Party In America
Frederick
Wills Probated in Jefferson Orphans Court
The will of Ella M. Moser sets out bequests to Mrs. Charles Wise Edith Arnold and multiple Moser children from two marriages. Funds include 500 to Floyd T. Moser Johnny S. Moser Helen M. Thrasher and Louise C. Buils and 50 for Pleasant View Church of the Brethren trustees. Remainder to five shares among the children and Clark C. Moser heirs. Executors named Amos A. Holter and Dor- (text truncated)
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Ella M. Moser
Jefferson
Orphans Court
Charles Wise
Middletown
Edith Arnold
Floyd T. Moser
Johnn S. Moser
Helen M. Thrasher
Louise C. Buils
Glenn
E. Moser
Clark W. Moser
Alma
Clark C. Moser
Amos A. Holter
Dor
Mount Finals On Wednesday At Mt Marys College Commencement
Bromitsburg June 4 Mount St Marys College will confer degrees Wednesday at 10 a m in Alumni Memorial gymnasium. Arch bishop Francis P Keough will preside. Degrees awarded include bios economics to Brunett Conner Fitzpatrick Kennedy Myer Minehart Fenwick Smith O Rourke. Baccalaureate sermon tomorrow by Rev Benjamin Bowling CS P Mount graduate.
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Mt. St Mary's College
Alumni Memorial Gymnasium
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore
Albert A. Brunett
Rockville
Thomas William Conner
Takoma Park
Thomas Kelly Fitzpatrick
Frederick
James T. Kennedy
College Avenue
This City
Arthur Vinton Myers
Clarence Fenwick Smith
Upper College Terrace
Edward J. O'Rourke
Emmitsburg
Benjamin ¥. Bowling
C.S.P
Mount
Catholic Information Center
Bradley Hall
Alumni Events Remain Busy at College Campus
The Alumni Association gathers at 4 30 p m and an alumni buffet supper follows. The annual banque is slated for 12 30 p m on Wednesday. A solemn requiem mass for deceased alumni honors Rev John J Sherida LL D president of the college. The senior prom awaits tonight. Indianapolis sits at the exact geographical center of Indiana.
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Alumni Association
John J. Sherida
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