Truman weighs panel to probe 81 State Dept cases
President Truman leans toward creating a special bipartisan panel to investigate 81 State Department employees cited by Senator McCarthy as pro Communist. A White House briefing says a final decision is not made, with a report expected soon. Separately, Tydings met with the President amid talk of the panel while McCarthy vows new charges and release of State Department files.
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Truman
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Amerasia
Archhbald van Beuren
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
New York
Amerasia Magazine
Senate Committee
van Beuren
Amerasiai
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
GOP
Tomorow Mccarthy
Wisconsin
All-Bran user letters claim relief and doubled money back
A Detroit reader shares happiness claiming relief from constipation after using Kellogg's All-Bran. The letter praises feeling younger and urges others to eat an ounce daily with ample water, promising double money back if not satisfied after 10 days.
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Iver
W.H. Rooney
Detroit 2. Mich
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Four Precincts Split For City Election
The Board of City Election Supervisors completed updating voting books and split four more precincts for the upcoming municipal election on Tuesday June 13. Precincts 1 6 7 and 9 become 1A 6A 7A and 9A while Precinct 5 was previously split. Eleven polling places remain, serving six solid and five split precincts. The official ballot was approved and sent to print, listing Democratic and Republican nominees, with write-in space allowed for others. Campaigns include Mayor William B Burall for Democrats and Elmer F Munshower for Republicans. Ballots show straight-ticket options and full candidate lists. The election supervisory meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 in City Hall to finalize matters.
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Board of City Election Supervisors
Jackson and
Liberty
William B. Burall
City Register
Sherman P. Bowers
Henry F. Falk
Donald B. Rice
Dorsey F. Shipley
Charles W. Stup
Gop
Lincoln
Elmer F. Munshower
Aubrey A Nicodemus
Emmett R Bowlus
Clyde Mooney
Jesse C Shaver
Cod
Nelson Shull, Jr
Charles P Statey
Aldermen
City Hall
Emhi
Licenses Of Two Auto Drivers Are Suspended
Two automobile drivers had licenses suspended after an examiner at the Court House action. Robert Allen Mullinix of Woodbine received a three month suspension for exceeding a 50 mile speed limit. David Mantz Shinnick of 231 East Church Street got a 15 day suspension for reckless driving.
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W. Dana Rudy
Court House
Robert Allen Mullinix
Woodbine
David Mantz Shinnick
East Church Street
Wiliam Kenneth Ramsburg
Rocky Ridge
Lester Elias Naille
Myersville
Charles Arthur Faust
West Patrick Street
Faust
Charged With Larceny From Transport Co
Baltimore June 5 Thomas M Hubin 43 year old partner in Bell Transportation Company arrested on a warrant charging larceny of 3000 from the firm He was released under 5000 bond pending a June 14 hearing in Central Police Court The warrant issued at the request of Mauricer Bell Philadelphia transportation executive and partner in the Baltimore concern charging larceny by unlawful and fraudulent intent dating from September 1949 to May 1950.
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Baltimore
Thomas M. Hubin
Bell Transportation Company
Central Police
Mauricr J
Plan Huge Rally For Youth In West Germany
A massive Communist youth rally was planned in West Germany to oppose the Schuman Plan. Soviet propaganda denounced pooling Western Europe's coal and steel resources as a direct step toward a third world war and attacked the plan as a threat to Moscow’s peace policy.
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West Germany
Berlin
Red
Schuman
Robert Schuman
Western
Europe
Ruhr
Germany
Moscow
Talmadge Defiant Over Court Racial Segregation Rulings
Georgia Governor Talmadge condemned Supreme Court decisions on segregation as a threat to southern tradition while others praised the rulings as stepping toward democracy. The court ruled Negro law students must be admitted to Texas and that white and Negro graduate students at Oklahoma may not be separated, with rail dining cars also outlawed segregation. W A Fowlkes of the Atlanta Daily World urged equality and the Southern Regional Council called for welcoming qualified Negroes to higher learning.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Supreme Court
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Talmadge
W. A. Fowlkes
Atlanta Daily World Negro Newspaper
George Mitchell
Southern Regional Council
Equitable education gaps traced to Southern states
The article highlights widespread disparities in education across the South, noting that no southern state funds a Negro medical school or offers a PRD degree at Negro universities, revealing systematic barriers to Black higher education.
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South
Tampa's Top Gambler Slain In Auto Shooting
In Tampa Florida on June 5 a wealthy 46 year old Jimmy Lumia was shot to death by a rear seat gunman using a sawed off shotgun. Lumia presided over an oil distributing company and was rumored to be the citys top gambler. No arrests yet. Detective Inspector Roberts said Roy Velasco was questioned but released. Velasco brothers and three others face trial for conspiracy to kill Sheriff Culbreath. Lumia had been summoned as a defense witness.
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Tampa
Fla
Jimmy Luma
Lumia
Ofl Distributing
J. I Eddings
West Coast
B. J. Roberts
Roy Velasco
Jimmy Velasco
Roy
Arthur
Sherff
Hugh Culbreath
Commerce Department Notifies Remington of Payroll Removal
Washington June 5 The Commerce Department notified William W Remington that he will be dropped from the payroll in 30 days.
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Remington
Washington
Commerce Department
William W. Remington
Demand Probe of Rise Of Gasoline Prices
Washington reports that Senators Ferguson and O'Mahoney called for a Senate investigation into the rising gasoline prices. They said repeated price increases suggest possible monopolistic practices and potential anti trust violations and urged scrutiny of the gas industry.
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Washington
Senate
Ferguson
R-Mich
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Masser Granted Absolute Divorce in Equity Court
Edna G. Masser of 1608 North Market Street was granted an absolute divorce from J William Masser by decree signed in Equity Court by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. custody awarded to Mrs Masser amid the decree and monthly support details.
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Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Edna G. Masser
North Market Street
J. William Masser
Alimony Order Sets 300 Monthly Support for Wife and Children
A court ordered three minor children and their mother to receive permanent alimony of 300 per month from the husband, plus court costs. Edward D. Storm acted as attorney for Mrs. Masser, and Alton Y. Bennett represented the defendant in the case.
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Edward D. Storm
Masser
Alton Y. Bennett
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