Film Writer Waldo Salt Refuses To Testify
Waldo Salt, film writer, refused to confirm or deny membership in a Hollywood Communist cell while testifying before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Richard J. Collins testified Salt recruited him into the Communist Party, and Salt acknowledged receiving a Party card in 1945 and signing a non Communist oath before NA. Paul Jarrico was named as awaiting testimony and identified as a Communist by Collins.
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Waldo Salt
Hollywood
Richard J. Collins
House Un-American Activities Committee
Salt
Communist Party
Office of War Information
Paul Jarrico
Collins
Jarrico
Teacher W M Perry Dies at 42 in Memorial Hospital
William M. Perry 42 head of science at Carver High School died yesterday in Memorial Hospital. Funeral and burial planned in Thomasville Georgia per Ragsdale Mortuary. He lived at 760 East Adams Street and was a St Augustine graduate with an University of Michigan masters and a PhD from a former unknown university. He served as registrar and dean of men at St Augustine and held WWII veteran status. He taught at St Marks School in Birmingham and Vorhees College in Denmark South Carolina before joining Carver. Survivors include his parents in Thomasville a sister in New York City and four brothers in Louisiana New Orleans Virginia and Washington DC. Friends may visit the mortuary 4 to 8 pm today.
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Memorial Hospital
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Denmark
S. C
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
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James E. Johnson
New York City
Maj
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Williams Air Force Base
Robert N., Jr
New Orleans
John L
Norfolk, Va
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Washington, D. C
Mrs. Effie Manes of Buckeye Dies
Mrs Effie Mae Manes 58 Arizona resident of Buckeye for 32 years died in a Phoenix hospital She was born in Missouri and lived in Glendale 13 years before moving to Buckeye in 1932 She belonged to the Buckeye Womans Club the Buckeye Homemakers Club and the Baptist Church Survived by husband Bradford three daughters Vera Griffin Barbara Anderson and Clara Thorpe two sons Herschel and Sgt Paul Manes Funeral services will be arranged at Buckeye Funeral Home.
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State Highway Department
Vera Griffin
Barbara Anderson
Clara Thorpe
Norwalk
Calif
Herschel
Dallas
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Air Force
Shreveport
Buckeye Funeral Home
Wonderful Horse Parade Ode From Northwestern Banker
A quirky verse laments modern autos and taxes, praising the horse as a reliable, low fuss mode of livlihood on parade day. It humorously contrasts horses with cars noting lack of licenses, gas bills, speed traps, and frequent repairs, while extolling the horse’s simplicity. The piece mirrors rural trust in traditional means of transport.
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Northwestern Banker
Probe Report Blasts At VA Hospital Care
Sen Humphrey reports a hard hitting subcommittee draft faulting VA hospital care and medical policies. The probe centers on Dr Paul Magnuson s firing by officials and alleges bureaucrats threaten medical standards. Subcommittee will seek guarantees to restore medical director semi autonomy.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D., Minn
Senate Labor
Veterans Administration
Paul Magnuson
Humphrey
Carl Gray
Magnuson
Gray
Veterans
Subcommittee
Veterans Hospitals
House Group Cuts 3.3 Percent From Budget
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed 3.3 percent from the proposed Labor Department and Federal Security Agency budget to 2 642 279 961 for the next year starting July 1. The raise of 255 087 897 over this year includes 174 995 676 from a railroad retirement fund bookkeeping change. The panel said substantial savings are hard due to unavoidable larger allotments like public assistance grants.
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Rites Planned for Elmer A. Larson at Central Methodist
Funeral services for Elmer A. Larson 61 of 2245 North 38th Street will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Central Methodist Church with Dr. Charles S. Kendall officiating. Burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Larson a longtime New York Life employee. winter visitor turned permanent resident. native of Minnesota. served on Central Methodist official board and sang in the church choir. member of the Orpheus Club. Survivors include wife Myrna four daughters a son three brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren.
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Minnesota
Orpheus Club
Myrna
Virginia Patterson
Fort Collins
Colo
Marjorie Ingebrigtsen
Minneapolis
Baby Killed In Car Upset
A 5 month old, Craige Tompkins of Newport Beach California, died from a crushed skull when a station wagon overturned 27 miles north of Prescott on Highway 89. Driver Gloria M Williams, 31, of Fort Myers Florida, her husband James A Williams Sr 35 and their son James Jr 3 were injured as the tire blew out, sending the car off the road while en route to the infant's parents in Newport Beach. Arizona traffic deaths for 1951 rose to 91 with this crash.
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Newport Beach
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Fort Meyers
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Brockett to Speak on MacArthur Dismissal Crisis
Bruce Brockett, Northern Arizona cattleman and State Fair Commission member, will air a radio address tonight from 6:30 to 6:45 at Phoenix station. His comments on the crisis resulting from Gen Douglas MacArthur's dismissal will be carried by a seven station state network.
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Rites Conducted For Mrs Salazar In Eloy
Funeral services were held for Mrs Joaquin Salazar 92 a Arizona pioneer who died Saturday at her ranch south of Eloy She came to the state 85 years ago and lived in Eloy 60 years Surviving are a daughter Lola and three sons Fidel Ronaldo and Teodore all of Eloy
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MacArthur Concluded From Page One
The article reports reactions to President Truman's removal of General MacArthur. Hohensee notes hundreds of letters and calls urging MacArthur's candidacy. James H. Rand confirms MacArthur will join Remington Rand as a board member and executive within 90 days, planning to base in Connecticut. Wherry defends MacArthur, while Taft and Martin critique policy and respond to Truman's charges.
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MacArthur Plan To Quit Reported
Chicago April 13 AP Veterans observers say General MacArthur was about to resign when President Truman removed him. Irv Kupcinet of the Sun-Times cites a man in the military in the Pentagon as his source who could not be named. White House says Truman had no intimation of resignation before removal.
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Parades and floats celebrate Arizona growth and water needs
A Phoenix parade featured the Roadrunners of Arizona float mimicking old medicine shows with a Calliope score and a western spieler. The Central Arizona Project Association highlighted water needs with a key and citrus image. Reynolds Metals showcased rockets and saddles. Local dignitaries rode horses as police and sheriff offices boosted crowd safety amid ideal weather and vigilant plainclothes presence for pickpockets.
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Dulles Leaves Today for Tokyo Talks on Peace Treaty
Ambassador John Foster Dulles departs Washington by plane for Tokyo to confer with Lt Gen Ridgway and Japanese leaders on the proposed peace treaty, signaling the continuation of Allied efforts to settle postwar terms.
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