Bill Would Ban Reds From Labor Unions
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to prohibit Communists from working for or holding office in labor unions. The measure, sponsored by Senator Pat McCarran, would let employers fire members of subversive organizations or employees who refuse to disclose membership to investigators.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Pat McCarran
New
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Smallest jet Combat Plane To Be Tested
EL SEGUNDO Calif UP Douglas Aircraft set stage for Might testing its new AdD-1 Mighty Midget Skyhawk the smallest and lightest jet combat plane ever built The Navy unveiled the swept winged plane saying it was capable of carrying an atomic bomb in spite of its size It is a single place low wing monoplane powered by a Curtiss Wright J5 Sapphire turbojet engine Designer Edward H Heinemann said the bantam fighter will probably be first test flown next week The Skyhawk lacks folding wings and aims to fly faster farther with a stronger combat load than present planes The article notes its aluminum alloy construction and carrier capable design
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EL Segundo
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
Navy
Itt
Edward H. Heinemann
Douglas
Court Rules In Natural Gas Case
The Supreme Court ruled that rates of about 2300 natural gas producers selling to interstate pipelines fall under Federal Power Commission regulation. Justice Sherman Minton wrote for a 1 to 3 majority, rejecting attempts to exempt independent producers. The case centered on Phillips Petroleum Co. and gas gathering activities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Sherman Minton
Congress
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
GI School Bill Revised Passes Senate
The Senate approved a revised GI Bill measure aimed at limiting World War II veterans from attending foreign schools when it is not in the veteran or government’s best interests.
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Washington U
Turkey’s Menderes Pushes Tough Western Alliance
Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes visits the United States as military aid to Turkey is nearly doubled for the coming fiscal year. He outlines Turkey’s commitment to the Western defense line, hints at possible alliances with Greece, Yugoslavia, Pakistan, and Traq, and stresses Turkey’s readiness for broader cooperation while warning against Munich-style appeasement.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Turkey
Soviet Russia
Middle East
United States
Menderes
Celal Bayar
France
Italy
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Bayar
Democratic Party
Indochina
Munich
Traq
Pakistan
Hillary Now In Good Health After Makalu Alarm
Sir Edmund Hillary, the Mt. Everest conqueror, reports excellent health from the monsoon battered slopes of a Himalayan peak. The 34 year old New Zealand beekeeper had been feared ill with pagumenia after malaria struck during the Makalu ascent, but recovered at a high camp and sent word via runners to the India Nepal border and the British High Commission in New Delhi.
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India
Edmund Hillary
Mt. Everest
Himalayan
New Zealand
Makalu
India- Nepal
Jogbani
British High Commission
Hillary
Barun
Dig This Money in a Georgia Tax Trial
Claude Ridlay of Chatsworth Ga testified in a civil case that he did not deny owing a 106674 federal tax lien for 1942 through 1951, but claimed he bought 98500 dollars in government savings bonds during that period after burying his earnings in fruit jars from 1935 to 194. He said he dug up the money to buy bonds when World War I broke out.
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Atlanta
Claude Ridlay
Chatsworth
Ridlay
Keating proposes tighter rules to curb slot machines
Representative Kenneth B. Keating of New York introduced a bill to close loopholes in gambling device laws. The measure tightens coverage to include machines that evade current provisions by avoiding the drum or reel insignia and coin operated criteria.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Keating
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