Probe On Uses Of Fund Slated To Open July 10
The House Committee on Un-American Activities will begin a probe on July 10 into Fund for the Republic activities. The initial hearing centers on a survey about blacklisting in entertainment for alleged Red activity. Cogley is subpoenaed to testify at a closed session.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Fund For the Republic
Walter
D-Pa
John Cogley
Cogley
New York
Robert M. Hutchins
Ford Foundation
Explorer Scout Chosen for Pole Trip with Byrd Expedition
Richard Lee Chappell a 15 year old Explorer Scout from Eygertsville New York was selected from 250 scouts to join the U S Antarctic expedition sailing in November as a junior scientific aide under Adm Richard F Byrd for the longest camping trip of his career.
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Richard Lee Chappell
South Pole
Adm
Richard. F. Byrd
Egeertsville
N.Y
Rotating Room Offers New House All-Round View
In Columbus Ohio Clark Ranney 68 a builder unveils the Scenoramic House a brick first floor home with three bedrooms two baths and a kitchen. The 18 by 18 foot rotating second story living room sits on a circular track and makes one full turn per minute. It can follow the sun or moon automatically and may raise total house costs by about 1500 to 2000 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clark Ranney
Florida
Ranney
Former Iraan Resident Lottie Mae Cates Dies at 38
Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie Mae Cates 38 formerly of Iraan will be at 9 30 a m Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Iraan She died Wednesday in Iraan General Hospital after moving to Anson two months ago Survivors include husband C E Cates father Joe Gray Soper Okla sister Lola Owen Shreveport La brothers Luther Gray Iraan Leonard Gray Shreveport
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iLola Owen
Shreveport
Luther Gray
Iraan
Leonard Gray
Secret Report On Missile Defense Progress Released
Senate subcommittee release reveals Army confidence in an antimissile system to counter ICBMs within 1960 or 1961. Lt Gen Gav in and Maj Gen Medaris discuss IRBM timelines and test range extensions while Army weapons aim to 5,000 mile capability before Air Force delivers.
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Senate
Army
Woodrow RB. Sigley
Army Progress Fto
James M. Gavin
J. B. Medaris
Ballistic Missile Agency
Redstone
Ala
Medaris
United States
Florida
Atlantic
Air Force
Nationalists Refuse Offer On Peace Talks Over Formosa
Taipei officials denounce Chou En lai’s proposal to negotiate the peaceful liberation of Formosa as an insulting gesture. Chu Hsin-ming calls the offer a Khrushchev variation and says liberation must be the mainland, not Taiwan, under Communist rule.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Chou Enlai
Chu Hsin-ming
Government Information Office
Chou
Peiping Radin
Nikita Khrushchev
Chu
Taiwan
Republic the of
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General hospital records show Mrs. Juanita Cook age 26 treated for a mashed toe after an incident with her dancing partner in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knoxville, Tenn
General
Salesman's Plight In Albuquerque Gas Case
Woodrow Klerke a cosmetic salesman ran out of gas at a service station. He retrieved a can of gasoline and returned to his car to pour it into the tank. The sample case containing his goods vanished while he chased the fuel can.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Wooodrow Klerke
Lor Fas
Future Of Two Politicos Lies With Delegates
Indiana Republicans gather for their biennial state convention to decide delegates to the national convention and candidates for statewide offices. William Jenner and George N. Craig contend for influence as Lt. Gov. Harold Handley leads in the gubernatorial field, with Millis and others in the race. Senator Homer Capehart faces opposition from George Huff in his bid for renomination.
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Indianapolis
William E. Jenner
George N. Craig
Indiana
Craig
Jenner
Senate
U.S. Senate
Homer E. Capehart
Craig- Jenner
George B. Huff
Harold W. Handley
Frank T. Millis
Handley
Millis
Frank H. Sparks
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
John A. Scott
South Bend
Dan Crames
Franklin
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Hoosier Democrats
Claude Wickard
Camden
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Eisenhower
Deaths by Hundreds of Millions Predicted in H Bomb War
Washington reports reveal Lt. Gen. James Gavin testified that in a full scale U S nuclear strike on Russia several hundred million could die from blast and fallout depending on wind. He warned fallout could affect Japan the Philippines and parts of China and perhaps the United States. The Pentagon expressed shock at publication and, with Adm. Davis as censor, allowed the testimony to stand.
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Red Empire
Free Nations
Army
James M. Gavin
Senate
Air Power
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
United States Strategic Air Force
Russia
Gavin
Philippine
China
Duff
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
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Defense Department
Adm
Arthur C. Davis
Heat Is Chosen Over No-Smoking
The grand jury moved its session to Chief Federal Judge George H. Moore’s air conditioned courtroom at his invitation, then returned to their own non air conditioned quarters.
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ST. Louis
George H. Moore
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