Law Upheld On Communist Party Operations By Court
Judge Prettyman rejects party claims that the registration law violates First and Fifth Amendments. He affirms Congress can restrict First Amendment rights to curb a Communist movement linked group. McCarran Act and S ACB actions note ongoing scrutiny of Communist front outfits. Judge Bazelon emphasizes Fifth Amendment concerns in dissent.
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Communist Party
Canena Cmtad
World Communist Movement
Prettyman
Supreme Court
McCarran
S.A.C.B
Communist Action
Communist Front
Bazelon
Referee Exam Cheating Hits Wisconsin Association
In MARINETTE Wisconsin the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association faces a dilemma after discovering that applicants for high school basketball refereeing jobs cheated on their exams. The association questions which is worse dishonest applicants or lack of rule knowledge.
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Marinette
Wis
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Passenger Maria Cunha Secures Ticket From Panair Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro a European bound passenger, Maria Teresa Francisco De Assis Da Concepcao Da Rocha Filomena Das Neces sidades Do Sacrado Caracao De Jesus Pereira Da Cunha, applied for a ticket and was issued it under the name Maria Cunha per Panair Do Brazil Air Line.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Maria Teresa Francisco de Assis da
Cab Driver Recovers Christmas Greeting Pays $40
Vancouver cab driver William Watts paid 40 for a Christmas greeting. His billfold with the money was stolen over the weekend and returned by mail yesterday with a note reading Sorry to have inconvenienced you Bill Merry Christmas.
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Vancouver
B. C
William Watts
Watts
Bill
Black Market Christmas Trees Hit Philippines Forests
Government restricts tree cutting to save forests while invaders raid reservations and hack down trees. Road blocks line main highways from Northern Luzon, the region supplying most Christmas trees.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Two Girls Born at Hepburn Hospital in Ogdensburg
Karen Marie born to Alfred C. and Harriet Rushlow Corrite of 1411 Green Street and Melinda Joan born to William R. and Jacqueline A. McCabe Stubbs of 467 Belmont Courts were recorded by city clerk Simon S. Sargent at Hepburn Hospital Ogdensburg.
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Ogdensburg
Hepburn Hospital
Simon S. Sargent
Karen Marie
Alfred C
Harriet Rushlow Corrite
Green St
Melinda Joan
William R
Jacqueline A. McCabe Stubbs
Belmont Courts
Welcome Signs Erected at New York State Borders
Bertram D. Tallamy, superintendent of public works, announced 90 steel border signs reading Welcome to New York the Empire State will be installed along the state line. Each four by five foot sign will be blue and gold with reflectors at night spelling Welcome.
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Cereer Alan
Man kills wife in front of Christmas tree in Irvinton caretaker home
Police said Anthony Corideiro shot his wife Veronica Corideiro, 37, as she sat by a lit Christmas tree in a caretaker cottage on a large estate. He, 43, was found bending over the body as three sons cried. He faces second degree murder charges after an alleged argument over groceries.
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Irvington
Veronica Cordeiro
Anthony Corideiro
Medical Study Grants Approved Across 972 Projects
The Public Health Service announced federal grants for 972 medical research projects totaling 10.28 million dollars. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said 289 new awards worth 3.08 million and 683 continuation grants amounting to 7.20 million were issued. About 30 percent of the 33.9 million dollars Congress appropriated for the year is represented. Some 215 institutions nationwide have been notified.
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Washington
U. S. ‘Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Ameri Lcans
Congress
Nogales Street Renamed El Camino Del Sol
Mrs. Marguerite MacDonald had complained her street lacked romance. The Nogales City Council renamed her street El Camino Del Sol meaning the road of the sun, honoring Mexican neighbors.
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Nogales
Ariz
Marguerite MacDonald
MacDonald
el Camino del Sol
the Road of the Sun
Britain May Expel Russian Diplomat
London observers say Britain may expel Ivan Barabanov second secretary of the Soviet Embassy for involvement in the cut rate British spy case. Barabanov hired John Clarence a 27 year old Communist clerk jailed five years for spying on British defense installations for Russia.
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London
Britain
Ivan Barabanov
Barabanov
John Clarence
Russia
Five crewmen survive crash as river rescue unfolds
Soldiers and civilians pulled survivors from icy water after a plane crash near the Allegheny County Airport. Capt. Robert Walker credits Poe for the ship's handling. Rescue teams faced a 25 foot river depth and 600 foot width while divers attached cables to the wreckage.
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Anos
Livaynal Wuece
Robert Walker
Seattle
Johnson Flying Service
Missoula
Mont
Poe
Civil Air Movement
Edward Rafferty Dies at 18 in Auburn
Edward Rafferty 18, of King Ferry, died late last night at Auburn Memorial Hospital after being admitted December 15.
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Auburn
Edward Rafferty
King Ferry
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Infant survives 30 foot harbor fall
In Long Beach California an 18 month old girl Pamela Salton fell from a 30 foot wall into the harbor. Her father Donald C Newton swam thirty yards to find her floating on her back and uninjured.
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Long Beach
Calif
Pamela Salton
Donald C. Newton
Barbara
Donna
Kathleen
Pamela
Newton
Petersen pleads guilty in three count espionage case
The government may drop two remaining counts of the indictment while Petersen pleads guilty to one count of spying for a foreign government. A former New Orleans native and former top secret defense analyst, Petersen faced charges of removing and passing secret U.S. documents to the Netherlands. He admitted guilt on the single count as bail remained at ten thousand dollars.
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Petersen
Justtice Department
United States
Bryant
New Orleans
Netherlands
U. S
Governor Dewey names Magavern to Social Welfare Board
Governor Dewey appointed Buffalo attorney Samuel D. Magavern as chairman of the State Board of Social Welfare the body empowered to appoint the commissioner and chief executive of the department. Raymond W. Houston remains in the $18 500 a year post.
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Albany
Dewey
Samuel D. Magavern
Buffalo
State Board of Social Welfare
Storms Test Europe as Ships and Dikes Face Severe Weather
Storms from page one report Germany and Belgium fighting raging seas with no imminent repeats of last year’s floods. The Belgian freighter Henri Deweert with 19 crew is sinking off Holland. Fatalities rise in Scotland England and North Germany as hurricane winds lash Frankfurt and dikes hold at Oostende. Queen Elizabeth delays departure from Southampton while Empress of Australia battles to reach Liverpool with 250 passengers aboard.
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Germany
Belgium
Hopue
Henri Deweert
Holland
Scotland
England
Frankfurt
U. S. Army
Oostende
Italian Alps
Dolomites
London
British Isles
Netherlands
Dutch Ministry of Waterworks
New York
Southampton
Cunard Lins
Mersey
Liverpool
Canada
Fire destroys Point Pleasant Hotel on Irondequoit Bay
Walter Machnick, owner, reported paying 75 000 for the Point Pleasant Hotel last year. He suffered burns while helping guests escape as the frame structure on Irondequoit Bay was consumed by flames. The blaze cause remains undetermined.
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Rochester
Fog Grounds All Aircraft in Utah
A heavy fog swept Utah northwestern valleys yesterday causing all aircraft to be grounded and zero visibility in many areas. Cars moved cautiously as fog related accidents increased though no deaths were reported. Construction of a new Corning Glass Works office and research lab will start in March with completion aimed for summer 1956. cost not released.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Iglass’ Works
Corning
Maren
Corning Glass Works
Corning Glass
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