Six on Group Identified as Communists
In San Francisco hearings a House subcommittee identified six leaders of the American Committee for Protection of the Foreign Born as Communist party members. The panel urged Justice Department action to denaturalize Victor Arnautoff of Stanford University for alleged Communist ties amid discussion of his “Dick McSmear” painting of Vice President Nixon.
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San Francisco
House
American Committee For Protection of the Foreign
Communist Party
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
Subcommittee
ACPFB
Seattle
Department of Justice
Victor Arnautoff
Stanford University
Arnautoff
Nixon
Dick Mc
Norman Leonard
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Accident Clears Robbery Suspect In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a habeas corpus hearing freed Robert J. Irwin after testimony linked to a January 21 robbery near Gonzales Texas. Witness Virginia Hammond testified to an auto accident with Irwin and insurance documents were produced.
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Los Angeles
Robert J. Irwin
Bryan Glass
Irwin
Gonzales
Tex
Texas
Virginia Hammond
Irvin
Herbert V. Walker
Movie Code Revised Brings Stricter Rules to Sequel Era
The Motion Picture Association of America unveiled a revised film code. President Eric Johnston said the code is more flexible yet tighter on censoring, banning open mouth kissing and adding mercy killing blasphemy and double meanings. The changes cover drug trafficking kidnapping and narcotics while preserving allowed topics within good taste.
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Johnston
Ken Clark
Association
Motion Picture Assn. of America
Eric Johnston
MPAA
Filment
Hollywood
Aber
Stamp mixup shocks San Diego mail clerks
Mrs. Mary E. Erwin bought 15 of the new $1 stamps for 15 cents from a postal clerk and used three $1 stamps for a three cent delivery, leaving sorters puzzled by the overvalued stamps in the mail.
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San Diego
Calif
Mary E. Erwin
Ancient Indian Artifacts Found In Southwest Arizona
More than 100 archaeological sites were uncovered this past summer in Arizona, revealing habitation by prehistoric Americans 2000 to 5000 years ago. Dr. Paul S. Martin of the Chicago Natural History Museum led the expedition, calling it profitable and promising future excavations to deepen understanding of early Southwest tribes. Shards and stone implements were found, tied to Mogollon settlements in New Mexico or closely related colonies.
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Chicago
Arizona
Paul S. Martin
Chicago Natural History Museum
Martin
Southwest
New Mexico
Police seek donor of found sub machine gun in Detroit
Detroit police are tracing the donor of a sub machine gun found among articles collected by the Volunteers of America charity. Authorities note the weapon was discovered among donated items and are pursuing leads to identify its owner.
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Detroit
the Volunteers of America
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