Margaret Truman Bodyguards Roil Swedish Press and Police
U S Secret Service agents protecting Margaret Truman faced Swedish media criticism and police scrutiny as papers alleged they roughhoused reporters. Washington denied any truth to the reports, with officials noting investigations by State and Treasury Departments.
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House
Margaret Truman
Joseph Short
State
Treasury Departments
Stockholm
Sweden
U.S. Secret Service
Miss Truman
Aftonbladet
Erik Ros
State Department
U.S
Foreign Office
Wale
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Pawtucket Girl Struck by Train at Weirs Beach
Florence Arnold of 123 Owens Ave Pawtucket Rhode Island lies in critical condition at Laconia Hospital after a southbound Boston and Maine train struck her along the Weirs Beach boardwalk witnesses said she fell backward onto her head and shoulder suffering a severe skull fracture reports from the scene state the 20 year old was attempting to return to her parents car engineer Emile Fontaine of Laconia described seeing her walking near the warning line as the train passed.
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Weirs
Boston
Maine
Laconia Hospital
Florence
Arnold
Owens Ave
Pawtucket
R. I
Miss Arnold
George Arnold
Emile Fontaine
Laconia
Weirs Beach
Papers Name Girl Who Gave Tip in N Y Vice Probe
New York reports identify Martha Raye's former secretary as the jilted girlfriend who led vice probers to cafe society circles after Minot Jelke. Patricia Ward, 19, is cited as the source of information for Jelke's arrest and has testified before a Grand Jury while held on $10,000 bail as a material witness.
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New York
Comedienne
Martha Raye
Vice
Minot F
Mickey) Jelke
Telke
New York City
Patricia Ward
Jelke
Miss Ward
Miss Raye
Hampshire House
Nick Condos
Sandra Wisotsky
Ward
Silent witness Henry Grunewald again misses subpoena
Henry Grunewald, the so called silent witness in Washington tax probe, fails to appear before a Brooklyn Federal Grand Jury amid ongoing corruption inquiries. He again did not answer the subpoena.
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New York
Henry Grunewald
Washington
Brooklyn
U N May Cease Bombing Attacks On Supply Lines
Tokyo reports vice admiral Briscoe, Far East Navy chief, says U N air and naval forces may drop all-out efforts to destroy North Korean supply lines. He expects a shift to mixed interdiction and front-line pressure after the rainy season ends, targeting stockpiles bunkers and gun positions. He notes North Korean shore batteries have doubled in number recently.
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Tokyo
Robert P. Briscoe
Far East
U.N
North Korea
Briscoe
Irving R. Levine
National Broadcasting Company
Korean Veterans Eligible for GI Education Benefits
VA announces Korean GI bill education and training benefits available now at 67 regional offices. Any veteran with 90 days active service since June 27 1950 discharged under honorable conditions qualifies, with monthly amounts from 70 to 160 dollars depending on course type and dependents.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Brother Attends Funeral Of Gunman In Stony Restraint
A 20 year old Waterbury man charged with assault with intent to murder attended his brother Vernon Charette's funeral in Lincoln in a restrained, emotionless display. Police say the brothers attempted a cabin colony robbery. Vernon watched Richard Charette die after being shot by George Lang. The funeral at St Joseph's Church was sparsely attended and the younger brother remained in custody, unshackled only during the service. The family, including their mother, Julie Thomas, and father Fred Charette, stood by as the procession moved to Woodstock Cemetery.
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Lincoln
Vernon Charette
Richard
Waterbury
Conn
George Lang
Charette
St. Joseph's Church
William Green
Julie Thomas
Fred Charette
Eisenhower to Urge Dead Center Course in Speech
Eisenhower plans a major campaign address from Boise Capitol steps after talks with Western governors, urging a middle course between extreme left and right. Adlai Stevenson rests at a Wisconsin retreat before Western tour. New York and Wyoming primaries yield early results showing incumbents winning renomination.
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Eisenhower
Associated Press
Asid
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Denver
Boise
Idaho
Capitol
Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr
Adlai Stevenson
Mlinois
Mincoqua
Wis
Stephen A. Mitchell
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
New York
Wyoming
Girl Quintuplets Born in Brazil
In Sao Paulo, a 38 year old woman delivered quintuplets weighing under three pounds each. The births occurred in Sao Carlos over three hours. Parents Jose Albano and Maria brought in the mother and five babies to Sao Paulo hospital. Doctors say the infants are in good health and likely to survive, with incubators aiding their care.
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Brazil
Doctora
Sao Carlos
Jose Albano
Maria
Sao Paulo Hospital
Francisco Sucupira
Soviet Plans for Major Party Shakeup in 1951 Congress
The Soviet Communist Party announced a party Congress on October 5 to overhaul the organization, replace the Politburo with a Praesidium, and outline a fifth five year plan targeting 60 percent higher industrial output by 1955. Stalin to lead changes with Malenkov delivering the Central Committee report as party directives set broad production goals across steel coal oil grain and retail trade.
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Soviet Union
Communist Party
Congress
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Pithh
Stalin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Malenkov
Central Committee
Central Inspection
Communist Party of the
Senator Nixon Campaign Opens in New England in 1952
U S Senator Richard Nixon Republican vice presidential candidate spoke at Hampton Beach promising Eisenhower will win a sizable labor vote while appealing to unions. He warned against bosses influence, said labor leaders are not rubber stamps, and planned stops in Maine with policy speeches and GOP club events. He and Eisenhower would not take states for granted and touted Taft ally cooperation.
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Dick Connolly
Herald
Hampton Beach
U.S
Richard Nixon
General Eisenhower
Hare
Nixon
California
Eisenhower
Labor
Maine
Patrick Hillings
Atty
Richard F. Cooper
Rochester
State Republican Committee
Rockingham Republican Club
Blaylock Atherton
John W. Forking
Hampton
Newomen
Adlai Stevensom
Truman
Taft
America
Europe
Must Take Stand on Charges Against Marshall
Washington reports a Senate Democrat urged Dwight D. Eisenhower to publicly state whether he agrees with McCarthy’s allegations against Gen. George C. Marshall. McCarthy’s speech linked Marshall to a “conspiracy of infamy” to aid Kremlin aims, later published as a book. Paul G. Hoffman testified that the charges are fantastically false and praised Marshall’s patriotism and service.
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Marshall
Washington
Senate
Dwight D. Eizenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Gen
George C. Marsh
United States
Kremlin
Paul G. Hoffman
One Foundation
Hoffman
Economic Cooperation ‘Administration
Europe
Nation's Math Teachers To Open Exeter Parley
The Exeter conference will open with a banquet and host 400 attendees from 40 states and Canada. Notable speakers include MIT president James Kilian Jr, Simmons College director John Timm, and Dartmouth math chief Bancroft Brown. The week features sessions, lectures, and a symposium on the art of teaching.
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Nation
Exeter Parley
Exeter—Mathematics
States
Canada
Exeter
Council of Teachers of Mathematica
Phillips Exeter Academy
New England Institute For Teachers of Mathematics
Jackson B. Adkins
Academy
James R Kilian Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John A. Timm
Simmons College School of Science
Efilan Gilbreth
Bancroft H. Brown
Dartmouth College
United States
A. Elizabeth Chase
Yale Art Gallery
Leonard Carmichael
Tufts College
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