Norman Case Still Boils In Diplomatic Circles
James Marlow analyzes the Norman case amid Senate subcommittee hearings. The Canadian diplomat E Herbert Norman, accused of communism, killed himself after records branded him a Communist. The article traces evolving claims, witness contradictions, and political maneuvering around Norman and State Department personnel.
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E. Herbert Norman
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Egypt
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Karl W. Wittforgel
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Robert Morris
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John K. Emmerson
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Pope Pushes Nuclear Ban Via United Nations
Pope Pius XII says he will continue efforts to outlaw nuclear weapons and seeks UN backing. He met Masato Matsushita, Japanese envoy, on Palm Sunday and hinted he may reference the issue again in an Easter message.
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Pius XII
United Nations
Masatoshi Matsushita
Europe
Matsushita
Vatican
Nobusuke Kishi
Italy
London
Macmillan
Christmas Island
Pacific
Britain
Labor Party
Young hunter in Quesnel bags moose with 30-30
Eight year-old Wesson Bryant becomes the area’s youngest moose hunter after saving for a restricted firearms license. He dropped the animal with a single shot from his 30-30 rifle, marking a notable local achievement.
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Quesnel
B. C. UA
Wesson Bryant
Girl Sold Three Times in Six Months in Calcutta Area
A Teghra village girl, tubercular and poor, says she was sold three times in six months. Her first sale occurred after being taken to Patna by a relative who failed to pay for care. She changed hands for 400 rupees, then 1,000 rupees, and 2,200 rupees before fleeing at night to seek refuge with Hindu priests nearby.
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Calcutta
Teghra
India
Patna
Youth Injured by Home Made Arrow in Oklahoma City
Nine year old Jimmy Rains was struck in the head by a home made arrow fired by himself and a cousin. The arrow penetrated a half inch into his skull and left him in serious condition. Doctors performed an hour long emergency operation to remove the arrow tip.
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Okahoma City
Jimmy Rains
C. W. Rains
Jimmy
Seek Identity Of Fire Dead Seek Identity Of Fire Dead
Fire investigators in Montreal search for identities of 14 residents killed in a suburban old people’s home fire. Most victims were bedridden or crippled and could not escape as the two story converted farmhouse burned within minutes. Four persons remain missing. 29 residents were in the building, 14 survived. The blaze started around 7 p.m. Saturday, raged three hours, and police suspect a short circuit.
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Point-Aux-Trembles
Jean Henry
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