Witness Testimony on Cropped Army Photo in McCarthy Case
James Juliana of the McCarthy committee testified he ordered enlargements of a cropped photo showing Secretary Stevens and Pvt. G David Schine and a wider image with Air Force Col. Jack T Bradley. He said the Stevens Schine image was delivered to the panel and that the decision was his.
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Washington (Ap
James Juliana
McCarthy Committee
Air Force
Jack T. Bradley
Juliana
Stevens
Schine
Bradley
Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
Don Surine
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy
Welch
George Anastos
Frances Mims
Roy M. Cohn
Mother of Year Mrs Love McDuffie Tolbert Named
Columbus Georgia librarian Mrs Love McDuffie Tolbert, age 65, crowned American Mother of 1954 by the American Mothers Committee of the Golden Rule Foundation. Born in Raleigh North Carolina she holds degrees from Converse College and the University of Tennessee and has five grown married sons.
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Love McDuffie Tolbert
Columbus
Lost Girl Found After Seven Hours Near Los Alamos
Kathy Shattuck aged 21 months disappeared late yesterday near Los Alamos and was found asleep against a log by scientist L D P King. About 800 to 1 000 people including scientists searched rugged canyons near the atomic center. Police used radio to clear the area and sounded an all clear at 12 48 a m MDT.
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Los Alamos
Kathy Shattuck
James R. Shattuck
L. D. P. King
Ripper
W. L. Shaffer
Kathy
Los Alamos Medical Center
Trapeze Tragedy Halted As Husband Rescues Performer
A 28 year old trapeze artist, Mrs. Eileen Johansen, suffered sudden paralysis in her left arm during an act 75 feet high. Her husband Allen Johansen fastened a rope to secure her, saving her from a fall as 6,500 fans watched. She was lowered to the ground and taken to city hospital.
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ST. Louis
Eileen Johansen
City Hospital
Local Weather Summary From Yesterday To Today
Reading at 3 hour intervals shows temperatures from 2:00 PM yesterday through 11:00 AM today with highs around 45 and lows near 19. Precipitation none in the past 24 hours. Sunrise 5 11, sunset 6 40, day length 13.6 hours. Cooler outlook with low tonight near 40. Variable forecast through tomorrow.
Ex-Airman Wins Medal For Bravery
Former Airman First Class Donald O Love of Walker Air Force Base Roswell New Mexico received the Joseph A Holmes Safety Association medal for saving his father from a rock trap after a premature blast at the Love Mine near Artillery Peak Wenden Arizona. He entered a smoke filled area on January 27 1953 to rescue the injured man.
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Washington
Air
Donald O. Love
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell, N. M
Joseph A. Holmes
Love
Love Mine
Artillery Peak
Wenden
Ariz
Association
Young Love
Bureau of Mines
Walker
Holmes Safety Association
Simms returns to campaign in New Mexico after surgery
Unopposed Democratic governor candidate John Simms speaks in Taos and attends a Albuquerque dinner as he recovers from an April 12 appendectomy. Republicans push for primary turnout as Alvin Stockton campaigns in Mora against Helm Bursum. Nearby, Earl Nunn touts state education leadership and Communist awareness, while Ingram Pickett seeks to abolish the Public Service Commission in favor of broader Corporation Commission control.
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Associated Press
John Sims
New Mexico
Taos
Albuquerque
Alvin Stockton
Raton
Helm Bursum
Socorro
Stockton
Mora
Las Vegas
Earl Nunn
State Education Department
Nunn
Springer
Ingram Pickett
State Corporation Commission
Public Service Commission
Corporation Commission
Crack in windshields hits Havre de Grace car row
Police and local used car dealers sought today to determine the cause of pockmarks or cracks appearing in the windshields of nearly 250 cars in Havre de Grace Maryland.
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Havre DE Grace
Mississippi Fears Demise Of Segregation
In Jackson, the Mississippi legislature rushes to finish equalization plans as the U S Supreme Court weighs five segregation cases. A delay feared, a “Who’s Who” committee to dodge a ruling forms, with a one year trial at 34 million dollars. Governor Hugh White to lead the steering group.
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Jackson
Miss.p
Mississippi
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
House
South Carolina
Georgia
Hugh White
Dickenson Case Goes to Jury of Eight Army Officers
Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson faces a court martial with a potential life sentence after closing arguments. The eight officer jury will decide if he aided the enemy in Korea. Dickenson, 23, Cracker's Neck Va, chose to remain silent during the trial.
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Washington
Cpl
Edward S. Dickenson
Korea
Dickenson
Cracker's Neck
North Korea
U.S
Thomas A. Carrick
Blacksburg
Woman Robber Seeks Five Dollar Bribe During Heist
Frightened suspect waved a pistol in Denver demanding cash. She pleaded for a five dollar bill, tearful, as bystanders and a woman helper urged calm while the incident unfolded.
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Denver
Gracey
Ned
Blind Alamogordo Sculptor To Carve Major Golf Trophy
Alamogordo sculptor Mark Shoesmith, a blind artist with national notice, is commissioned to craft a major trophy for the international tournament of blind golfers in Toronto in July. The piece will be up to 20 inches tall, using Marble Canyon stone, and is funded by the Canadian Golfers Association. Shoesmith, director of the local adult training center for the blind, is known for works in public buildings and Eleanor Roosevelt’s Modern Madonna. He lost sight at 12 and later earned a BA in sociology from Oregon University before studying sculpture.
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Alamogordo
Mark Shoesmith
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Toronto
Canada
Shoesmith
Adult Training Center For
Marble Canyon
Canadian Golfers Assn
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park Museum
Payette
Idaho
Oregon School For the Blind
Oregon University
Oliver Barrett
Roswell Geologists Affiliate With National Petroleum Group
The Roswell Geological Society voted to affiliate with the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and nominated officers for the coming year. The 1954 Petroleum Directory will be on sale next week. State Geologist R. R. Spurrier spoke on Oil Conservation in New Mexico. Library funds from a $200 allotment were spent on books and materials for area schools and Roswell Public Library. Hal Cave outlined ongoing studies of the water situation after recent Santa Fe meetings.
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Roswell Geological Society
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Petroleum Directory
R. R. Surrier
New Mexico
Tom Stipp
Library Committee
Roswell
Hal Cave
Water Committee
Santa Fe
Spurrier
The
New Mexico Oil and Gas Commission
Type of Icebox To Sell Eskimos Will Be Tested
Dayton Ohio reports Air Force engineers at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base test a new vacuum icebox idea designed to keep food from freezing solid in Arctic radar posts. If successful, the freezer could be mass produced for airdrop delivery in subzero climates.
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Dayton
Ohio
P—Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Materiel Command
Arctic
Arctic Circle
Quiet thief steals Fields sedan in Roswell
A light green Plymouth owned by B. F. Fields Jr. was stolen from 301 N Michigan Ave Roswell. Police say the thief removed shoes to muffle noise, pushed the car away then started the engine and drove off. License N M 43896. Police were notified yesterday morning.
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Roswell
B. F. Fields Jr
Tommy Thompson
Michigan Ave
Barbara Gibbon Injured in State Park Auto Crash
Barbara Gibbon was treated for minor lacerations after an automobile accident at Bottomless Lakes State Park. The car carrying four airmen overturned around 1:30 am and she was admitted to Walker Air Force Base Hospital in an Air Force ambulance.
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Barbara Gibbon
Walker Air Force Base Hospital
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Ballard
Firemen Respond to Kitchen Blaze in Roswell
Roswell firemen rushed two trucks to 1417 W Hendricks St at 5 31 p m yesterday where an outside kitchen light caused a small fire. No damage occurred and the crew returned to the station at 5 48 p m after a 17 minute call.
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Roswell
W. Hendricks St
County Commissioners Set Meeting for May 10
County commissioners will gather at 9 30 a m on Monday May 10 for a continuing session to discuss county affairs and planning.
Cleveland Triumphs in Tight AL Battle 5-6
Cleveland edges opponent 9 runs on 13 hits while Naragon and Maryan contribute plated runs. Fo and iNew ll secure the win as both teams trade scores through nine innings.
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Cleveland
Naragon
Maryan
Jail Count Here Drops to Low of 22
After starting the week with 46 prisoners, Cha ves County jail reached a low of 22 today. Sheriff Harry Puryear said eight prisoners were transferred this week to the state penitentiary at Santa Fe, bringing total transfers since January 1 to 25 inmates.
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Harry Puryear
Santa Fe
Chaves County
Vaughan in Solitary in Silver City Case
Marvin Vaughan charged with murder in the slaying of Amos Burgess near Lordsburg remained in a solitary cell at Grant County jail. Officials placed him there to prevent a third escape after his arrest Tuesday night in West Texas and return from Pecos.
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Vaughn
Silver City
Marvin Vaughan
Amos Burgess
Lordsburg
Grant County
West Texas
Pecos
Massive Defense Bill Clears House In Broad Bipartisan Vote
The $28.684 billion defense measure moved halfway through Congress with a 377 to 0 roll call in the House and heads to the Senate. It funds the Defense Department for the next fiscal year starting July 1 and, with carryovers, totals about $76.8 billion. Debate spotlighted a proposal by Rep. Coudert to bar use of U.S. troops abroad without congressional consent.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wamual Defense Department
Eisenhower
Rep. Coudert
U. S
Russia seeks Indian inclusion in Indochina talks at Geneva
An informed source says Russia demands India be invited to Indochina peace talks in Geneva, with possible requests for Indonesia and Burma as well. Western powers oppose broad participation. India’s Nehru seeks end to war and direct negotiations while Bao Dai meets Vietminh representatives.
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Geneva
Russia
India
Indochina
Indonesia
Burma
Korea
United States
Nehru
New Delhi
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
East
Thunderheads Hover Over State as Rain Reported
Thunderheads gather over the state as reports indicate rain in the northern counties. Weather crews warn of possible showers and localized gusts, with residents urged to monitor advisories and prepare for wet conditions.
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State
North
Thunderstorms Hit Northern New Mexico Weather Brief
The Associated Press reports scattered showers across northern New Mexico with cool highs and frost at higher elevations. Two cold air masses triggered the moisture, with Raton reporting 29 degrees and Hobbs reaching 83 degrees as Clayton, Gallup, Grants, Zuni saw trace or minor precipitation.
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New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Raton
Clayton
Gallup
Grants
Zuni
Albuquerque
Hobbs
Woman judge speaks as Tucumcari hosts BPW convention
The state convention of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs opens in Tucumcari. The session runs through May 2 with speaker Federal Sarah T. Hughes, nominated as the 1950 Democratic convention vice president candidate, set to address attendees.
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Tucumcari
Sarah T. Hughes
National Democratic Saarvention
United States
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Chee
C. H. Carroll
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Wilmot Jr
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
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Pamela Booker
Bert Ballard
Pamela
Janet Lee
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of Veterans
Ralph Burnworth
Ed Davidson
Poppy
le Roy Walker
Geological Society
Fields
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