Hollywood Ten Seek Full Hearing in Un-American Trials
Eight Hollywood figures among the Hollywood Ten vow a very full hearing and promise developments as they face contempt trials for refusing to answer Congress about Communist ties. Dalton Trumbo and John Howard Lawson already convicted and jailed, others scheduled to stand trial across dates before federal judges Pine Keech and McCarren.
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Washington
Hollywood
Congress
Hollywwood Ten
House un-American Activities Committee
Dalton Trumbo
John Howard Lawson
Supreme Court
Albert Maltz
Alvah Bessie
Samuel Ornitz
David A. Pine
Herbert Biberman
Edward Dmytryk
Richmond B. Keech
Edward McCarren
Ring Lardner, Jr
Adrian Scott
Lester Cole
Perry County 4 H Chicken Fry Set for June 27
Perry County 4 H club members plan their annual chicken fry and carnival at the Pinckneyville fairgrounds on June 27. Mrs. D D Williamson of Pinckneyville is general chairman with committees for booths drinks ice cream cakes pies tables and salads. The menu includes fried chicken ham hot dogs potato and bean salads iced tea coffee lemonade and soda.
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Perry County
4-H Club
Pinckneyville
D. D. Williamson
Hilda Stein
Erwin Woehlke
Charles Hartsock
du Quoin
Norma Furlow
Ruth Gaskins
Lorraine Engelhardt
Elsie Bradt
Minnie Egbert
Hit Run Collision Injures Six Children Near Evansville
Six children were injured when a hit and run truck sideswiped another truck, pushing it into a group of youngsters near Chandler while returning from an outdoor movie. Carol Bates 14 faces possible internal injuries with five others treated for minor hurts. Cecil A. Galloway 50 said the other vehicle slowed on sighting pedestrians.
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Evansville
Ind
Chandler
Carol Bates
Evansville Deaconess Hospital
Sally Teautsch
Harry Jennings
Sally
Billy Musgrave
Robert Walden
Cecil A. Galloway
Galloway
Koch Reelected Illinois Feed Dealers President
A C Koch of Breese Illinois was reelected president of the Illinois Feed Dealers and Mixers association at a one day convention held in Peoria on June 20 AP reported.
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Peoria
A. C. Koch
Breese
Ill
Illinois Feed Dealers and Mixers Association
U Okays Dog Purchases for Experimental Use at SIU
The Southern Illinois University board approved a plan to establish a university dog pound and authorize Dr. Harold Kaplan to purchase dogs for experiments. The measure addresses stray dogs on campus and outlines legal questions about ownership and disposal, noting other cities use and save stray animals for research.
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Southern Illinois University Board
Harold Kaplan
Physiological Department
Kaplan
W. G. Hartnett
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Carbondale
University
C. E. Feirich
Buffalo Turns Dogs Over to University for Medical Research
Buffalo, N Y council approves ordinance transferring unclaimed animals from the SPCA to the University of Buffalo School of Medicine and other city medical institutions. The program aims to provide a dependable supply of research animals to study cancer heart disease and blindness.
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National Society For Medical Research
Omaha
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles Animal Regulation Commission
Buffalo
SPCA
N. Y
University of Buffalo School of Medicine
Four Hoosiers Die in Plane Crash Near Lebanon
Four persons from Lafayette, including a woman and a child, die in a small Aeronca crash in a six acre clover field behind Claude Armstrong’s farm. Victims are Clinton Ferguson 30 his wife Marcia 41 his stepson Ronald Partridge 9 and pilot Robert Lahr. Police say the plane likely departed from Francis Halsmer airport in Lafayette.
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Lebanon
Ind
Claude Armstrong
Aeronca
Boone County
Clancy Bassett
Clinton Edward Ferguson
Marcia
Ronald Partridge
Robert Lahr
Chester Soldier Earns 15 Day Leave in Japan
Private First Class Charles Miller of Chester leaves for a 15 day rest in Japan with the Eighth Army. Miller, son of Charles F. Miller Sr., serves with the 65th Engineers Combat Battalion in Kanaoka and is part of the 25th Infantry Division under Major General William B. Kean. He visits Futami-Kan in Mie Prefecture enjoying rest facilities and travel opportunities.
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Eighth Army
Osaka
Japan
Charles Miller
Charles F. Miller
West Church Street
Chester
Futami- Kan
Mie
Pfc
Miller
65Th Engineers
Kanaoka
25Th Infantry
William B. Kean
Dem Lucia M Cormier Wins Maine Primary Nomination
In Portland on June 19 Miss Lucia M Cormier, a 38 year old Rumford store owner, won the Democratic congressional nomination by over two to one, defeating Dr Allan H Scolten in the first district. Rep Robert Hal was renominated for a fifth term by about four to one.
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Rumford +9
Maine
Allan H. Scolten
Portland
Robert Hal
Cormier
St Louis Officer Finds 91 Year Old in Mississippi River
Two patrolmen spotted a flickering light and found Samual Jay Bond, 91, of Hugo Oklahoma wading in the Mississippi River. He claimed he slipped while looking for his hat and was taken to a city hospital. The next day he told officers he planned to visit relatives in Chicago. He was later returned to the riverbank.
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Samual Jay Bond
Hugo
Okla
City Hospital
Chicago
Connecticut GOP Committeeman Harold E. Mitchell Dies
West Hartford, Conn. Harold E. Mitchell, 48, Republican national committee man, was found dead in his pajama clad body on a bathroom floor. Coroner says autopsy shows acute congestive heart failure. Native of Iron River Wisconsin, he studied at Harvard Law School after University of Wisconsin.
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Republican National
Mabel Wilson
Louis W. Schaefer
Iron River, Wis
Mitchell
University of Wisconsin
Harvard Law School
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St. Louis
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Big Creek
Ray W. Stetson
Bond
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