Local Boards Move to Weed Subversives From Schools
Regents approve Feinberg law regulations guiding school employment and subversive group bans. Local boards must report subversive associations, carry formal charges, and provide annual transcripts to education officials. The move aims to shield schools from subversive influence while safeguarding fair trial rights.
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Board of
Fez
Wiser
TES
Schoo Board
John P Myers
Education
Montgommery Sounds Alarm Over Cold War Threats
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery addressed Western Front officers last night warning the cold war could escalate into actual shooting. He said the West is at war with Communism, describing the struggle as a new world war that may intensify beyond mere containment.
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Netherianas
Viscount Montgomery
Wesern ‘Rion
Montgomery
Union
Stat
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How to Write Your Congressman in Response to Inquiries
The journal lists New York State Senators and a county congressman for readers to contact about measures under consideration in Congress. It notes Senator Irving voting in the Senate and provides addresses for the Senate and House offices in Washington DC for constituent correspondence.
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New York State
Congress
OGS
Irving
Senate
Washington, DC
Ro Vinker Riensman
Idaho lawmaker's mate absent on key engagement day
Boise reports editor Sandor Kiem married Edith Miller amid a tabloid romance. The Idaho legislator Edith Miller and Rep. Edwin Snow announced their engagement after Snow proposed on the House floor. Kiem, the Boise newspaperman, had been covering the session and met Miller when she checked the engagement story.
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Iva
Idaho
Edith Miller
Sandor S. Kiem
Boise Newspaiman
Kien
Snow
Kiem
Miss Muller
Traffic Court and Speeding Citations Across Addresses
Fragmented OCR notes report traffic court entries for speeding violations at multiple addresses including 303 Bassett St and 314 Maron Bros Herkimer, with names Gerad Zeporsio and Jobe Steen among others. Separate item notes a Vallejo baby crying case where Dorothy Mae Haugh, 28, confessed smothering her infant son and is held without bail.
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Gerad Zeporsio East
Basset St
Sion Sten
Maron Brozs
Herkimer
Jobe Steen
Wallam
van Ronsseaer
Genesee
Gerad _Showins
Noth Seracuye
Ackerman
I Havre Sehomen
Watkins Glen
Nah
Sains
Vallejo
Calif
Shenif
John R Thornton
Thornton
Dorothy Mae Haugh
Love Triangle Slayers Charged in Broadway Case
Prosecutors charged three individuals in a Broadway scandal tied to a love triangle and murder. The group allegedly plotted to kill a rival, with James Berlin and Joseph Sherwood involved in a high profile stage production. The case centers on a hit show about Monique Dupont and the Statue of Liberty, facing arraignment today.
First A-bomb Blast Was Four Years Ago
Four years after the Trinity test the first atomic blast near Alamogordo and Silver City sparked wide alarms across New Mexico Texas and Arizona. Residents saw a bright flash heard a distant boom and felt tremors as officials confirmed a remotely set nuclear device near Trinity with no injuries reported and later evacuation plans discussed.
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New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
New ~Nexico
Silver City
EL Paso
Mount Franklin
Trinity
Alamogordo Army Air’ S
William G. Eareckson
Ros
Jap Trainmen Defy MacArthur Sabotage in Rail Dispute
Six railway workers stood trial and twelve were injured as Japanese trainmen accused of sabotage defied General MacArthur's austerity policy during postwar occupation. Police linked the unrest to dismissal orders for railway workers, seen as part of a drive to cut government costs and reduce taxpayer burdens.
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Luciano Ordered To Leave Rome After Police Release
Former New York vice lord Luciano was freed by Roman police who cite evidence linking him to an idovem but ordered him out of Rome. Deported three years ago, he is to relocate to Ler cara Friddi in Sicily. He may keep his dancer Lassom with him.
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Harry Dunkel
Eng
Arietta
Dunkel
Edward D. Siemer
Harenton
Edwin Galushe
Felton County
Frank C
Coun
State Department of Audit and Control
St Ariena
Stephen ‘Swenney
Bescourt
Tehe
Kenneth Sturges
Lake Pleasant
K. Leonard Harwood
Board of Supervisors
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Earl Harwood
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sheewood
Berlin-Hart
iSsit
Baglien
Allyn McLerie
Mary McCanny
Rank
Martin
Eddie Sibert
Oliver Smith
Jerome
Roberts
Sfomanel
Dupont
Sel
Barthold
America
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
James Gordon Bernett
New York Herald
New York City
SIORE
Nework
France
Agann
Monique Dupont
Sherwood
Berlin
Mary McCarty
Iyn MecLere
Charley
Hickets
South Pacific
Anazies
Ciano Kes
New York
Rome
Luciano
United States
Lercara
Charles Hildebrand
Xassen County
Mirs. Fey
Bagley
New York State corporate charters fall in early 1949 total
Albany reports 10,951 alions chartered in the first three months of 1949, 14 percent below the 1948 period. Secretary Thomas J. Curran cites June total at 1,749, down from 1,997 in June 1943. First six months last year reached 12,746. June 1949 includes 1,284 stock issuances at no par value and 465 with capitalization totaling 29,783,559 dollars.
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Albany
New State
Thomas J. Curran
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Peru Ready For Barter With North American Investors
Peru signals willingness to loosen restrictions on foreign earnings for specific projects. Gen. Grdia of the military junta says aid and technical assistance are desired, especially for water development. Assistant Secretary Warne notes potential easing of controls to support poster projects and similar undertakings.
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Ling
Grdia
Mis Ary
Jania
Intenor
Wiliam E. Warne
Gdria
Warné
RAF Plane Crash Kills Five Men in Berlin
A British Hastings airbus crashed and burned on takeoff at Tegel airfield Berlin. Airfield officials reported the craft stalled at about 58 feet, plunged to the ground and burned. The plane was said to be carrying freight for Western Germany.
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Tegelt Airfeld
Riling
Ai Zport
Germany
Trunk shown in Hearts trial as murder case unfolds
In New York a sensational hearts scam case centers on a large trunk linked to the death of Mrs Janet Fay. Marina Beck and Fernandez, both 34, face charges after detectives identify the trunk and body location. Witnesses from Norfolk and Queens describe payments, a fake romance scheme, and a cellar find as the trial proceeds.
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Speetstors
Stere
Marina Beck
Fernandes
Thomas J. Begsey
Queers County
Queens
Sirs
Janet
Adams
Norfolk
Stortn
James Lloyd
Meg. Beck
Three Reds Fail To Win Bail In Concrete Conspiracy Case
Three defendants in the Communist conspiracy trial, Gus Hall, Gilbert Green, and Henry Winston, were denied bail by Judge Augustus N Hand after a plea to be released pending Supreme Court review. They were jailed for contempt by Judge Harold F Medina during the trial. circuit court upheld the denial. The group faces charges of conspiring to advocate forcible overthrow of the government as other leaders also stand trial. The session was adjourned due to illness of a juror.
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Augustus N Hand
Ju. S. Court of Appeals
Harold F. Medina
U. S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Medina
Gus Hall
Ohio
Gilbert Green
Mines Party
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Henry Winston
Party
Reds Return Yank Jailed in Germany
An American soldier held in the Soviet zone of Berlin has been released and returned to U.S. custody after months of questioning. The man, a member of the 36th US Constabulary Squadron, had been detained in the German sector and faced remand before his release.
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Germany
Berlen
Christus Rangelor
New York City
Berlin
Truman conference sparks debate over civil rights and critics
Foreman warns the Bull of Rights conference proves need for a rights gathering. The article notes Truman’s foes like Paul Robeson and Clifford Durr as sponsors and discusses proposals to investigate the FBL and defend civil rights for Trotskyist and other minor parties. Clark Foreman and Farrell Dobbs comment on smears and political lines amid sponsoring groups.
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Weissee
Truman
Durrané
Robeson
Rights
Paul Robeson
Clifford Turr
Federal Communications Commissioner
iHenry A. Wallace
FBL
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Woallicee
Washington
Gans
Wallace
Progressive Party
Mark Clark Foreman
Tru ‘Man
Russian Maestro Opens Fete at Tanglewood in Berkshire
In Lenox Massachusetts the renowned conductor Serge Roussevitchy set the Berkshire Summer Festival in motion at Tanglewood with a Bach Mozart series. Nearly 75 and born in Russia, he earned worldwide acclaim over 25 years with the Boston Symphony and drew applause and tears from the Boston crowd on April 30 as he opened the festival.
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Mass
Symphony Hall
Serge Roussevitchy
Tanglewood
Boston Symphony
Koussentzky
Boston
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