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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1952

Page

12

Scientist X Indicted in Perjury Case Over A Bomb Secrets

Federal grand jury charges Joseph W. Weinberg known as Scientist X with three counts of perjury for false testimony to the House Un American Activities Committee about Communist Party membership and meetings. Weinberg, 35, faces up to 30 years if convicted and will appear June 2 in U S District Court. He was arrested in Minneapolis after warrants issued by Judge James R. Kirkland, with bond set at 10000. The case stems from accusations linking him to sharing atomic secrets with Communist Steve Nelson.

Washington Joseph W. Weinberg House Committee Weinberg House Un-American Activities Committee Communist Party James R. Kirkland Wei Justice Department Steve Nelson Nelson United States University of Minnesota J. L. Morrill University Board of Regents Red Party Oakland Calif

Two Generals Demoted Over Koje Prisoner Revolt

The Army demoted Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd and Brig. Gen. Charles F. Colson to colonels and issued an administrative reprimand for Brig. Gen. Paul F. Yount over the Koje Island prisoner riot. A Pentagon blackout followed with Clark’s report classified, while Pace and Collins briefed Capitol Hill as senators pressed for full details. The casualty toll from April 10 riots was confirmed at four Korean guards and three North Korean prisoners killed, 587 Reds wounded, amid prior February and March clashes.

Washington Korea Francis T. Dodd Charles F. Colson Dodd Army Paul F. Yount Pusan Kose Island Koje Pentagon Mark W. Clark Far East Clark Associated Press Robert Bunson Tokyo Bunson Kose Koje Island

Dodd Seizure at Koje Island Sparks Military Critique

General Dodd's capture on Koje Island exposed a flawed policy of meeting prisoners at gates rather than moving POWs to guarded offices. Pace's letter warned of Communist propaganda hindering Panmunjom talks and urged action by General Clark to restore order. Colson secured Dodd's release without bloodshed but faced risks, while Koje troops reinforced with the 187th Airborne, an 8th Army tank battalion, and tightened barricades and fortifications.

Dodd Kose Panmun Jom Colson Pace Charles F. Colson U. N Jesse Senate Clark Koje 187Th Airborne Regiment 8Th Army

John Garfield Rites Largely Attended by Fans

John Garfield's funeral drew vast crowds with 10,000 mourners outside a 79th Street mortuary chapel as police kept back the throng. The Jewish service lasted 25 minutes inside the overcrowded chapel, built to hold 600, honoring the Brooklyn born actor Julius Garfinkle who died Wednesday in a friend's apartment.

WEW Iris Whitney Broadway Holly

Johnny Ray and Marilyn Morrison Obtain Marriage License

Singer Johnny Ray and Marilyn Morrison of Los Angeles obtained a wedding license in New York on May 23 and plan to marry here Sunday. Ray, 25, is known for his stage and screen tough guy roles including in Golden Boy from 1937. An unrelated fire emergency occurred when an awning at Hamilton's Market caused slight damage after being extinguished by a booster stream.

Wood New York Johnny Ray Bobby Soxers Marilyn Morrison Los Angeles Ray Independent Hose Company Hamilton East Patrick Street

Czech Miners Slow To Work Delays in Output Reported

Vienna dispatch notes passive resistance by Czech miners to the Communist regime slows Moscow ordered industrial speedup in Czechoslovakia. Absenteeism drunkenness and falling output amid arrests near Moravska Ostrava and Slovakian mines are cited by Western sources and Prague’s Rude Pravo.

Vienna Czechoslovakia Porok Prague Rude Pravo Moravska-Ostrava

Czechoslovakia warns its peace program faces danger

The nation cites failing coal export promises to Western countries such as Austria and warns that its arms production for Russia threatens the country’s peace program and broader stability across wide areas.

Czechoslovakia Austria Czech Russia

Presbyterians Approve Broad Co operative Activity Plan

The Presbyterian Church in the United States approves a broad co operative activity program with the Presbyterian Church U S and the United Presbyterian Church. The plan seeks liaison in evangelism stewardship and pulpit exchange plus joint chaplaincy to the armed forces locating new churches and a common hymn book.

New York Presbyterian U. S United Presbyterian Church

Disraeli Era Writer Uses Dual Pen Behind Cars

A curious anecdote describes the author while drafting works Satirizing the era. The detail notes he kept a pen behind each car as a peculiar writing habit.

Disraeli

Removable Slats Promote Easy Metal Furniture Finish

KEHNE FURNITURE CO advertises all metal removable slats with DuPont plastic finish and flexible rust proof slats. Enclosed head design and easy install features include a one piece bottom rail. Available for 18 to 36 inches wide with immediate delivery from 50 South Market St. Phone 678.

DuPont Kehne Furniture CO South Market St

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