McCarthy Raises Protection of Soldier Case
Senator McCarthy accuses the Army of promoting doctor Marvin S. Belsky to corporal after he invoked the Fifth Amendment on questions about Communism. The promotion was reportedly canceled and the commander reprimanded hours later, with Redland declining comment at Murphy General Hospital in Waltham Massachusetts.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Marvin S. Belsky
Belsky
Irving Peress
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Arthur J. Redland
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations
Threats Prompt Family Departure From Eustis
In Eustis Florida a virrus picker family plans to leave after midnight threats from men objecting to their stepsons attending the white high school Floyd and Lloyd Taylor 15 year old twins part Indian enrolled in Suits schools Monday in transfers from Avon Park A group of roughly dressed men allegedly offered money to leave town and a spokesman warned to vacate the town as the family cites job loss and safety concerns newer details emerged when Taylor later reported to Police Chief Harvey Nichollenstern.
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Eustis
Fla. Wm
Monroe Taylor
Floyd
Lloyd
Suits
Avon Park
Taylor
Tal
Harvey L. Nicholenn
Bond Sales Set Record in 1954
The Treasury reported peacetime bond sales in 1954 reached a record with 4.889 billion dollars in Series B and H bonds issued. Holders owned 38 percent of these two bonds at year end, while total outstanding bonds across all types topped 572 billion. Sales of Series E and H exceeded redemptions by 445 million, the largest net gain since 1948. The report notes the era’s strong savings and bond activity.
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Washington
Treasury
Citrus supply hits Maple City packing houses
Cheatham said he laid off the Yaylors due to a surplus of citrus at packing houses, a decision linked to the Klan Mount Dora incident printed in large block letters.
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Mount Dora
Cheatham
Yaylors
Police Called To McCarthy Home
Washington police twice rushed to Senator McCarthy Wisconsin home after neighbors alarms of danger. On both occasions officers found nothing amiss. A Box alarm from neighbor George Ennis prompted the first response while Mrs Ennis reported a warning that McCarthy would be blown up. A guard was posted outside the residence.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
George W. Ennis
Ennis
REA Reports Drop in Rural Power Cost in 1954
Washington Rural Electrification Administration reports a 5 percent decline in residential power costs in 1954 to 3.06 cents per kWh from 3.22 in 1953. Borrowers added 38,700 miles of lines and 151,000 new consumers while loans for rural power projects totaled 71 million dollars, down from 144.2 million in 1953.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Injured Chiropractor in Highway Crash Before Arraignment
Arthur John Darling a 57 year old El Dorado chiropractor was injured in a highway accident yesterday en route to his arraignment on evading federal income taxes. His car struck a pole and he suffered contusions and shock. His daughter in law Lena Darling 36 and her five year old grandson John were also hurt. Darling was indicted on five counts alleging evasion of 11000 dollars in 1848 through 1952.
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Arthur John Darling
el Dorado
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Lena Darling
John
Bids Opened For Kansas Armories
TOPEKA bids were opened for new national guard armories at McPherson Clay Center Emporia and Newton with low bids McPherson 824,489 Martin KK Eby Wichita Clay Center 838,730 U L Wheeler Construction Co Manhattan Emporia 91,078 Cornelius Construction Co Paola Newton 83,000 N F English Hutchinson
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Clay Center
Emporia
Newton
Martin Kk
Eby
Wichita
U. L.wheeler Construction Co
Manhattan
Cornelius Construction Co
Paola
N. F. English
Hutchinson
Unmarked Cars To Patrol Kansas Highways
Eight unmarked highway patrol cars will begin patrolling Kansas roads within two weeks to lower the traffic death toll. Lt. Col. Walter Dunn said four months of 1954 saw 7 more deaths than the same period in 1953, and the patrol cites a sharp rise in fatalities.
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Kansas
Walter Dunn
Said
Kansas High
Highway Patrol
Dunn
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