Visa unit overruled subversive admission for diplomacy
Washington AP reports Assistant Secretary John E. Peurifoy said in the last three years high State Department officials overruled the visa section and admitted about 10 alleged subversives for diplomatic reasons. Heureux testified that in none of the cases did visa concerns jeopardize national security. The political officer decides. visa section can appeal about 20 times. Subcommittee chair and members pressed for details on cases and decisions, including a 1961 cathedral bombing and a communist terrorist who killed many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John E. Peurifoy
State Department
United States
Peuriféy
Homer EF. Ferguson
R-Mich
E‘heureux
Subcommittee
Arens
L'Heureux
Yestéiaay
Altordiey Gerrdtal
Tom
Glatk
Nations
L’heureux
New York City
Sidey
Panik
Carran
D-Nev
Junel
Help Britain Project Sheds Light on Postwar Ties
Reported talks at Blair House Thursday night reveal President Truman discussing how to share atomic information with wartime partners Canada and Britain. Top diplomatic, atomic, military, and congressional leaders weighed the vexed issue amidst the defense treaty framework and North Atlantic commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Blair
Sves
Trawan
Canada
Britain
Weather prompts and superstition mix in quirky forecast
The note blends a casual forecast with a dash of superstition about St Swithin and rain. It hints at continued warmth today and tomorrow with dry spells and a non measurable sprinkle yesterday. No official rain forecast is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syragase
House passes fur misrepresentation bill linked to a Georgia lawmaker
Georgia representative Gene Cox reportedly discovered a personal lapse prompting a House action on a fur misrepresentation bill. The piece notes frequent features including editorials, comics, horoscopes, and A-to-Z listings across pages 3 through 16, with Today’s Pictures on page 16 and a broad spread of sections from Amusements to Classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Cox
Georgia
Frederick C. Othman
Colummm
Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Bary Haworth
Widened Bus Strike Looms in New York
New York faces a threatened broadening bus strike as 1,125,009 daily riders would lose service next week. Officials warn the disruption could extend to 106 routes, affecting nearly 3,000,000 riders and prompting plans to widen the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Hines
Possibl
Baltimore
Dmitry Donskoy
United
Uansporia
Cuba
Metropolis
Busic Fist
York
I. Day
Dow
Michael Acute
Philadelphia
Valentin Gubitchev
Medical Center Talks Promise Upstate Transfer
Albany report says Dr Alvin C Eu president of the State University announced negotiations to move Syracuse University Medical College to an upstate medical center. Board of Regents approved Syracuse site and talks cover University Hospital and other property. Officials expect hearings and personal visits as plans aim to admit more students while preserving quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W.o’brien
Albany
Alvin C. EU
Rich
Senistate University
University Board of, Trustees
Syracuse
Medical Cailege
Upstate P Medical Center
University Hospital
Board of Regents
Cal College
Dr. Zurich
Syracuse ‘Universte
University
Eurich
Burich
Syracuse Medical College
Pr.edrich
Long Island
Medical College
Syracuse University
Steel Truce Delays 4th Round Steel Showdown
The steel crisis eased as a 60 day truce was agreed by United States Steel Corp Bethlehem and Republic. A presidential three member fact finding board will study the dispute and offer settlement recommendations. The strike was set to begin midnight but paused as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehert
Republic
Truman
Arraigned in Yates theft case aims for July 27 disposition
Three defendants including John Donahue of North Scituate Mass pled not guilty to theft charges. A labor board formed with Carroll Daugherty and Samuel Rosenman to meet in Washington will set hearings, while bail was set at 40000 for Donahue and 7500 cash for others. The case ties to a broader steel industry strike stalemate and possible labor-management accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ating Board
Torney
Paul R- Shanahan
Engmes
Victor Rancourt
Lowell
Mass
Marcus Dunn
Methuen
Carroll
IR. Daugherty
Northwestern University
Iown
Samuel" Rosenman
New York
David
Gale
Paterson
Rangogade
Fred G
Arnold Donahue
de Witt
Fas
Keep
Lada Keep
S-Warren
Su Restaurant
Tric
Leiwis
Pace
DeWitt
Talks Fail As Colubian Rope Workers End Standoff
Labor and management at Columbian Rope Co in Auburn, with over 1,200 employees, conferred until 3 AM without success. The union seeks pension, increased insurance and higher pay while the company proposes curtailing union activity and hours. Participants included Peter Aversa and Sidney Greenberg for the union and John Slagle Keith Orser and Raymond Starr for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Columbian Rope Co
Ufeamwa
Ignious
Peter Aversa
Sidney Greenberg
Syracust
John George Gabaic
Anthony Biats
John Ruta
Franki Mamuscia
Harold Smith
Pati George
John H. Slagle
Keith Orser
Sils
Raymond T. Starr
London gossip column links US ambassador to royal circle
A London gossip column reports U.S. Ambassador Levis Douglas is linked to heir to the Duke of Marlborough and Julian A. Fane, brother of the Earl of Westmoreland, amid social rounds with royal friends. The item notes tensions over Princess Margaret's social life and a focus on tapestry rugs as a curiosity in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Levis Douglas
Warried “Eber
Duke of Marlborough
Julian A. Fane
Earl of Westmoreland
Zeret
Sharman’ Douglas
Blandford
Margaret
Reservez
Winners to pay income tax on essay prize money
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau will tax essay prize winnings from the American Bar Association after a decade of treating the prize as a gift. The 1933 ruling had allowed tax-free status, but the bureau now asserts earned income rules apply if a winner performs any service or acts to obtain the prize. The change affects show giveaways and similar programs deemed lotteries by the FCC and Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Sareau
Federal Communications Commission
Justice Department
Austin Dump Edge Sparks Dramatic Car Stop
A man driving a vehicle edged toward a dump edge in Austin Texas. He slammed on brakes after realizing the drop three feet away. The unusual scene featured warnings and tense exchanges as bystanders watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Shev
They Come Home Bernard Shaw Says On Birth Day
In a rare interview on his last birthday George Bernard Shaw muses that age is a happy one yet notes a folk saying about the old farmer whose perch serves as a roost for life’s sorrows and mistakes, a day’s reflection on fate and consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard" Shaw
Nee
Whitney, noted railroad leader, dies at home
The peppery president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Whitney, died at his home after a long illness. He had advised national committees including President's birthday balls for polio victims and served on a U S delegation to the Inter-American Peace Conference in 1936. His death follows a day spent at his office, with a telephoned alert from his wife. The article notes the May 1846 railroad strike context and references President Truman calling Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Isa
Franklin “D
Jbut
Truman
Whitney
Aivanley Johnston
Army Suspends Two Generals in Contract Inquiry
Washington reports the Army suspended Major General Alden H. Waitt and Herman Fediman from duties amid investigations of alleged influence in award of contracts. Senate subcommittee leaders said the pause supports ongoing inquiries with cooperative Army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Georgian veteran warns on arms plan amid NATO ratification foes
A veteran Georgian official expressed grave doubts about the president's proposed arms plan as Congress debates it this session. He noted opposition among North Atlantic Treaty foes, who he says foresee uncertain votes against ratification of the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Congress
George
Democrat Nominee Edna F Kelly for Brooklyn Seat
In New York a 42 year old mother of two, Mrs Edna F Kelly, has been chosen as the Democratic nominee for representative from Brooklyn’s Congressional District. Party leaders, meeting yesterday, selected her to run for the late Rep Andrew L Somers who died last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edna F. Kelly
Brooklyn
Andrew L. Somers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Generals
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Philip” Murray
Clo-United St Eeiworkers’ Union
Peurifoy
L'Heureaux
Oficer
Help
North
Speec iIs
STEEL
Afashington
Presidio Yeumatis
Wte
Yates
Weston
Daugherty
Herald-Journal Wire
Sharman
Douglas
Princess
U.S
A. F. Whitney
Sas
William Re
Owen Initia
Democrat
Robert Sherwood
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Churchill
Stalin
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!