White House weighs super panel for loyalty reviews
A White House source said Truman may appoint a super panel to review loyalty cases of State Department employees linked to McCarthy charges. The panel would assist, not replace, the existing system and could be discussed with Senator Tydings. The Amesia case and secret questioning of Emmanuel Larsen loom large in ongoing probes.
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State Department
McCarthy
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tydings
Emmanuel S. Larsen
Mr. Larsen
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California
Knowland
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Office
Atrategic Services
New York
Amerasia Magazine
Larsen
Congress of
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Wisconsin
American Veterans Committee
National Planning Committee
Planning Committee
A.V.C
Michael Straight
House
Blount
Tennessee
Gehres Dies Suddenly In Kentucky Home
Howard L. Gehres, a former resident, died suddenly of a heart attack at his Allock Kentucky home Sunday afternoon. Relatives and friends in this city were shocked by the news as Gehres was entertaining guests when he collapsed.
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Allock
Gehres
Harry Potts
Re Anederson
Clyde Brown
Edward Fannin
Robert Leecham
Gerres
State to Open West Side Road Bids June 27
The State Highway Department begins bidding for a $2,000,000 plus project to straighten and rebuild Route 52 from Shots River bridge to Raven Rock Airport. Works include grading drainage paving five large bridges, and resurfacing with concrete. Completion set for November 30, 1951.
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Bulgarian government seizes wholesale trade in Bulgaria
Moscow radio quoted a Bulgarian decree stating the Bulgarian Council of Ministers and the Bulgarian Communist Party have assumed full control of the country’s wholesale trade. The move aims to squeeze out private retail traders through expanded socialist activity.
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London
Balkanas
Moscow Radio
Bulgarian Council of Ministers
Bulgarian Communist Party
Bulgaria
Plans For Jap Treaty Likely To Be Settled
Washington June 5 AP Agreement between state and defense on a Japanese peace settlement is expected from Tokyo conferences. Johnson Brad ley will depart soon to learn MacArthur's views, with Dulles joining Tokyo plans. Elimination of antagonistic figures may end a feud and advance the treaty effort. FIRE SWEEPS DORM Cincinnati June 5 UP Fire swept the top floor of a four story dormitory at St Mary Training School for Girls injuring no students or staff.
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State
Defense Departments
Tokyo
Defense
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar Bradley
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
Gen. MacArthur
Army
Tracy Voorhees
Stele
I Cinginnati
1St. Mary Training School
Armory construction delayed but funding approved in Ohio
Gen Kreber reported armory projects will proceed once delays are overcome. A House armory bill of 40 million dollars was approved, enabling federal aid and additional armories. The Adjutant General said air force funds exceed 1 million for National Guard sites, with completion urged by June 1. A $900000 armory site on Mound Street, donated by George and Harry Tessaromas, was turned over to the state.
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House Armed Services
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Ohio
Air National Guard
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Mound St
Jap Liberals Ride To Win In Upper House
In Tokyo the Liberal Party led by Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida secured a strong victory in the upper house election. With early returns showing 46 Liberal seats, the party likely preserves a plurality and momentum for pursuing anti Communist measures.
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House of Counsilors
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Green Wind Party
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Communists
Farm Labor Parties
Reds
Green Wind Society
MacArthur
Henry Grady Named Ambassador To Iran
President Truman nominated Henry F. Grady as ambassador to Iran and to supervise the military aid program there. Grady, former ambassador to Greece and noted trouble shooter, will replace John C. Wiley who resigned. Counterfeiters caught in Addis Ababa report about a $2,000,000 bogus U.S. dollar run detected by police.
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Truman
Henry F. Grady
Iran
Grady
Greece
White House
John C. Wiley
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
U.S
Arms Aid for Europe Only Path to Peace, Johnson Tells Congress
Secretary Johnson and Secretary Acheson urged rapid arming of non Communist nations as essential to deter Soviet aggression. They outlined plans for Western Europe forces, Southeast Asia aid including Indonesia and Philippines, Iran, Korea, Greece, and Turkey progress, with previous funding of about 1.314 billion and 1.1 billion by June 30.
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Korea
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Turkey
Nationalists Shell Ship Off Amoy Blockade Run
Six passengers were killed and six wounded when two Chinese Nationalist warships fired more than 200 shells at the British blockade runner Cheung Hing off Amoy about 20 miles outside territorial waters. The 800-ton coastal steamer had arrived at Amoy from Hong Kong with fertilizer and was returning to Hong Kong.
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Cheung Hing
Amoy
Man of the Half Century named for Atlas lodge honor
William L. Atlas of Portsmouth was selected by B n a i B r i t h Henry Atlas Lodge No 840 as the Man of the Half Century 1900 to 1950. The award was announced at the lodge installation banquet at Four Keys Restaurant while Atlas recuperated in Cincinnati from leg injuries.
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Atlas
Cincinnati
Henry Atlas
Portsmouth
Buchtel
Athens County
Atlas Fashions
States To Vote Four U S Primaries To Decide Politicos Future
AP reports primaries across the nation shape the Brannan farm plan as a campaign issue. California Democratic race for governor features James Roosevelt nominee prospects. South Dakota Republicans weigh Senator Gurney renomination. New Mexico Democrats choose among five for governor. Arkansas to hold Republican state convention. Iowa Democratic Senate field of six includes Brannan farm plan implications. Hickenlooper seeks Republican renomination against two. Albert Loveland leads Democratic Brannan ticket. Kraschel and Wenrick noted as top contenders.
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Associated Press
ICWA
California
James ‘Roosevelt
South Dakota
Chun Gurney
New Mexico
Arkansas
Iowa
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Albert J. Loveland
Brannan Farm Pian
Review Set For Hospital Setup
President Truman today appointed a three man committee to review the controversial veterans hospitalization program. It will focus on paraplegics and amputees. Members are Dr Howard A Rusk, Dr Arthur Abramson, and Rear Adm Robert L Dennison. The action follows protests from veterans and Congress over hospital abandonments.
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Washington
Truman
Howard A. Rusk
New York University College of Medicine
Bellevue Hospital
Arthur Abramson
Vetrans Administration Hospital
Bronx
Robert L. Dennison
Congress
Price Plan To Face Attack on Farm Price Support
The Senate debated the government farm price support program amid a House plan to add 2.6 billion dollars to the current 4.85 billion used to hold major crops at set price levels. Senators Williams and Ives led opposition, arguing against extra funds and the 90 percent parity peg, proposing a more flexible, lower price support system.
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Washington
Senate
Williams
Delaware
Ives
New York
Truman Signs 3.12 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
President Truman signed a 3,121,450,060 foreign aid authorization at the White House, detailing five programs including year three of the European Recovery Plan and initial Point 4 efforts to aid backward areas. He lauded the plan as a broadened American enterprise for peace and freedom, noting 35 million for technical aid and urging swift Congressional funding to back private investment in needy nations.
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Truman
White House
Congress
Europe
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