G O P Pushes Anti Red Bill Ahead of Adjournment
Republican senators push for passage of a Communist registration and control bill. Taft and Mundt Ferguson Johnston back adding the measure to must legislation as Democratic leaders anticipate a crowded adjournment schedule. The Mundt Nixon framework would restrict party members and front groups, barring jobs and passports with penalties for violations.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Republican Policy Committee
U. S
Far Pacific
Robert A. Taft
Rohic
Taft
Senate Judiciary Committees
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Sen
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Lucas
House
Communist Party
Communist Front
Chicago Club Backs Animal Experiments
The City club of Chicago passed a unanimous resolution supporting animal experimentation in medical research and submitted it to state legislators. It declares using dogs and cats for research desirable humane and a vital necessary procedure and urges shelters to provide impounded animals to approved labs under humane terms, plus repeal of obstructive laws.
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Chicago
City Club of
Pope Receives Two American Bishops in Vatican Audiences
In Vatican City on June 29 Pope Pius XII received Monsignor Joseph Henry Schlarman, Bishop of Peoria Illinois, and Albert Rudolph Zuroweste, Bishop of Belleville Illinois, in separate audiences.
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Vatican City
Pope Pis
Joseph Henry Schlarman
Peoria
Ill
Albert Rudolph Zuroweste
Belleville
Worry of FALSE TEETH Advertisement
Worry of false teeth slipping or irritating prompts a remedy. The ad promotes FASTEETH a pleasant powder that helps plates stay in place without a gummy taste. It claims an alkaline non acidic formula and advises obtaining FASTEETH at drug stores.
U S Forces Report Battle Progress in Korea Push
The Far East Air Forces said bombing missions hit primary targets with good results and returned to base, likely Guam. South Korean forces aided by B 29s reportedly pressed back Soviet tank concentrations near Seoul and fought near Kimpo airfield and Mijongbu, while U S ground troops had not yet deployed.
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F.E.A.F
Guam
Tokyo
Kimpo
Seoul
Airmen Die After 26 Leap Over Tennessee
Four air force men died after directing 26 paratroopers to a safe jump near Greenbrier Tennessee. One nearby resident helped pull a crewman from the wreckage before dying en route to a hospital. The crash occurred as a C 119 transport from a Fort Campbell mission. eight lead soybean counties and four top corn counties are in Illinois.
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Nashville
Tenn
Air Force
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Bowling Green
Greenbrier
Stewart Air Base
Snyrna
Hollywood Ten Convicted of Contempt by Court
Six Hollywood writers were convicted of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions about communism. Ring Lardner Jr Lester Cole Albert Maltz and Alvah Bessie were fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to one year in jail. Odran Scott and Samuel Ornitz had sentencing deferred with Ornitz to appear in court tomorrow and Scott delayed until after mid August due to medical treatment.
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Washington
Congress
Ring Lardner, Jr
Lester Cole
Albert Maltz
Alvah Bessie
Odrain Scott
Samuel Ornitz
Ornitz
Scott
House
Hollywood
House Committee
Jacques Fath to Host Paris Square Dance
Paris designer Jacques Fath who learned square dancing in Texas will host a Texas square dance at his 400 year old chateau near Paris on August 6. The event will feature Paris' best dressed in blue jeans and checkered shirts.
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Jacques Fath
Paris
France
Texas
General Denies Russians Flying Korean Planes
Lt. Gen. Gorge E. Stratemeyer, commander of the Far East air forces, stated that no North Korean planes were being flown by Russians. He denied reports in U.S. newspapers that Russian pilots were aboard Northern aircraft, noting those reports were not carried by the Associated Press.
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Gorge E. Stratemeyer
Far East
United States
Associated Press
Elkville to Host Fireworks and Entertainment Festival
Elkville hosts a Saturday night fireworks and entertainment festival sponsored by the Elkville-Dowell Lions Club. The event begins at 5 p.m. on the Lions Club lot near the fire station and features a 9:30 p.m. display on the lot south of the grade school. It marks Elkville’s first major fireworks show in many years.
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Elkville
Elkville-Dowell Lions Club
Lions Club
Pike Banned From A. E. C.
Senate joint atomic energy committee voted 5 to 4 to urge the Senate to reject Sumner T. Pike's reappointment as acting Atomic Energy Chairman for a new four year term. Senator Edwin C. Johnson cast the deciding vote. Chairman Brien McMahon announced adverse reporting to the Senate. If rejected, Pike leaves office at midnight tomorrow, leaving only three of five members on the commission pending a vacancy fill.
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Washington
Senate
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy
Sumner T. Pike
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcole
Pike
Brien McMahon
Dconn
McMahon
Truman
Man Held in Pinckneyville Faces Missouri Auto Theft Charge
Norman David Noble, jailed in Pinckneyville on drunken driving charges, will be returned to Missouri after arraignment next week. He allegedly stole a car belonging to James Turner of Kansas City and gave police multiple home addresses. Noble was arrested after driving the car into a ditch on Illinois Route 152.
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Norman David Noble
St. Louis
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Jefferson City
James Turner
Kansas
Noble
Pinckneyville
Chicago Tragedy Declared Accident by Jurors
A coroner's jury in Chicago found that the May 25 street car and gasoline truck collision, which killed 34 people, was an accident. The jurors offered proposals from engineering and traffic experts to prevent a similar disaster in the future.
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Chicago
Acces
Paper debris nearly caused principal crash on highway
Miss Gilbert, the school principal, narrowly avoided a serious wreck when a newspaper blown from a car spread across her windshield on the highway. She swerved but avoided an oncoming trailer truck by inches. sheriff Harper was urged to file charges.
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