Ten Refugees Demonstrate at Red Hungary Legation
Ten young Hungarian refugees demonstrated near the Red Hungary legation in Washington, shouting at police during a legation party. Four arrived by taxi and tried to crash the event, waving a red white and green flag. They were arrested on charges under District of Columbia law for carrying small stones and for unlawful assembly.
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den Jmission
Nicipal Court
Awa Son
Geber Bab
Ean
Hungarian Federation
Bude
Pest
Legation
Reg Army
Gary
Regation
District of Columbia
Canadian churchmen and labor condemn U S actions abroad
Ottawa reports Canadian churchmen and labor leaders condemn U S Senate Internal Security Subcommittee charges against communism in the United States. The United Church of Canada urged calm and an emergency meeting to prevent further incidents, while Canadian officials defended rights and urged restraint. A Toronto labor council meeting denounced the subcommittee as a kangaroo court and urged U S government respect for basic rights of Canadians and diplomats.
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Ont
Colum Dian
United States
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U. S. Senate
Herhart Norman
United Church of Canada
Norman
Egypt
Erday
E. Long
Cairo
Eisenhower
U. S. Con
Hefare
Innenist
Lester B. Pearson
National Council of Charges
Con
Toronto and District Labor Council
Canadian Labor Congress
U. S
Senate
Donald Montgomery
Council
Steelworkers
Robert Sefton
Senator Attacks State Dept on China Visit Ban
Sen O Mahoney accuses the State Department of using a side issue to distract from blocking newsmen from entering Red China. He demands an apology to Negro journalist William Worthy, who says racial bias affected his 1943 CO camp refusal and who visited Red China last year despite the ban. Worthy works for the Baltimore Afro American and was briefed on ongoing congressional inquiries into the policy.
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State Dept
Solon
Red China
Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
State Department Today
Red
China
William Worthy
Chicago
Worthy
Senate
State Department
Communist
Baltimore
Ex Boxer Ogg jailed for wife murder in California
Ex boxer Francis M. Ogg, 37, convicted of second degree murder in the death of his wife Edna Rosedale Ogg, 46, at their West Covina home. He received a five years to life sentence from Superior Judge Herbert V. Walker after arguing the wealthy spouse killed in a fall. The body was found December 27.
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Los Angeles
Francis M. Ogg
Ufe
Ogg
Edna
Rosedale Ogg
West Covina
Herbert V. Walker
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Philadelphia
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R-Neb
Department of Justice
America
Easure
Taogae
Radnegzy
Long Beach
Buyer’s Mart
Anaheim St
Sarvas Furniture Co
Pac
Coast
F. M. Thomas Co
E. Artesia Blvd
Writeway Company
E. Fourth St
Sian Davy
Atlantic Ave
Dooley's Hardware Mart
Long Beach Blvd
RCA Whirlpool
Garden Grove
Garden Square
Weber
Garden Grave
Torrance Liberty Home
Torrance Blvd
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