Tydings Ups Reward for Proof of Red Charges
Former Senator Millard Tydings boosts his reward to 25000 dollars for proof to a Federal grand jury that Senator Joseph R. McCarthy can verify his charges of Communists in government. McCarthy had been offered 10000 dollars if he could testify before Feb 5 that 205 or 57 card carrying Communists were in the State Department in 1950.
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Tydings
Washington
Millard Tydings
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
State Department
South Koreans Convicted in Massacre At Kochang
Two South Korean army officers Col Oh Ik Kyoon and Maj Han Dong Suk were sentenced to life in prison for leading the mass slaying of 387 civilians at Kochang behind UN lines last spring. The prosecution sought the death penalty.
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Korea
Kochang
United Nations
Oh Ik Kyoon
Han Dong Suk
Obituary notices list prominent figures and officials
A list of deaths includes Franz J. Horch 51 literary agent and stage director in New York City. Harriette Seeley Bassler 61 founder of the U S Senior Women's Golf Association in New York. Rev. William F. Brown 89 titular Bishop of Pella and auxiliary Bishop of Southwark in London. Lord Perth 73 first secretary general of the League of Nations in London. John Oestreicher 46 head of foreign news at International News Service in New Rochelle. Robert Wilson Reford 84 industrialist in Montreal. George A. Nichol 68 Palm Beach conservationist on beach erosion. Carlos Alfonso Zelaya si television actor pianist son of a former Nicaraguan president in North Hollywood.
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John ©. Oestreicher
International News Service
New Rochelle
Robert Wilson Reford
Montreal
George A. Nichol
MT Babcuue
Jonns-alanvine Co
Palm Beach
Fla
Expelled envoy Gardner faces expulsion from Czechoslovakia
Robert N. Gardner second secretary at the British embassy in Prague reported to the Foreign Office on expulsion for spying. Prague radio said Gardner and Daphne Gregory Maines 26 of the British embassy were fired upon while attempting to escape after being caught spying in a military area. A separate item notes a German airline plan to resume internal and international flights tied to the peacely contract negotiations with Allied authorities and Dr Konrad Adenauer.
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Foreign Office
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Daphne Gregory Maines
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Britain Opens Limited Pound Trading to Test Value
The Bank of England sets a fixed pound rate at $2.80 with a daily fluctuation band to allow marginal moves within a controlled foreign exchange market. Transactions require BoE approval, targeting imports and disallowing pure speculation. pound rates quoted against guilders francs and dollars.
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Bank of England
Iis
Britain
the Hague
The
Netherlands
Red Soviet push for UN disarmament board dominates UN debate
The Soviet bloc submitted a new disarmament resolution to the United Nations Political Committee seeking a new disarmament commission and sidestepping earlier plans. It challenges Western proposals while the United States opposes creating a commission without strict working-methods. The Polit ical Committee will also hear Russian charges against U S actions in Soviet controlled areas as it combs East West disarmament plans.
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Paris
United Nations Political Committee
United States
Stefan Wierblowski
Poland
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
UN Assembly
Britain
France
Russia
China
U.S
Ant
Bell Ringers Strike After Church Order
In Sanwick England nine bell ringers walked out after the vicar of St Andrews urged attendance at services. They demanded an apology before ringing again while the vicar defended bells as worship.
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Sanwick
Eng
Bell Rangers
St Andrews
Lewis Roper
St. Andrews
Desmond Plans Five Bills to Fight Graft in New York
In Albany Thomas C. Desmond of Newburgh urged the 1952 Legislature to back five proposed measures aimed at stamping out graft and crime. He said the bills would close legal loopholes, punish officers who sign false documents, and curb corporate tax evasion by grafters.
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U. S. News & World Report
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Highgate
Cogswell Foundry
St. al
Hamp- Calhoun
Cypress Creek
Yeggs
Chicago
Alton Robertson
Marie
Leonard
Meredith
Linda
Beil Oiveervi Company
Milford
County Woods
Albany
Thomas C. Desmond
Newburgh
Desmond
Penns
Personal Note on Accomplice Liability and Test Corroboration
In a fragmented editorial style the text discusses whether a bribe-giver guilty of a separate crime should not be treated as an accomplice in a related case. It proposes allowing a corroborating certificate to support testing and notes Christmas as a context.
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Mexico City
Texcoco
Forfree
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