Atomic hearings probe mismanagement in AEC affair
The Ave nue Committee enters a second day of hearings on alleged mismanagement in the Atomic Energy Commission. The inquiry focuses on emergency clearances and security procedures, with Lilienthal and Hickenlooper exchanging sharp lines over personnel turnover and civilian versus military control.
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Wenthal
Yifenthal
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Foveal
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Maj
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Leslie
Lilienthal
Groves
Army
Commission
Hicckenlooper
Congressional
Lillenthal
Washington
Carrell L. Wilson
Atomic Laboratory
John Gingrich
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
McMahon
Dconn
Iowa
General Advisory Committee
Military Laison Committee
Hickereoper
Manhattan
Graves
Eight Laundries Idle in Rochester Strike Action
In Rochester eight major laundries suspended delivery as 85 AFL Local 1 drivers walked out in protest. Union president Fred Brown said the strike supports higher commissions rising from 10 to 34 percent and a five day work week.
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Rochester
AFL
Fred. Brown
Hiss Trial Tells of Motive and Chambers Credibility
Witnesses dispute the motive behind perjury and espionage charges as Whittaker Chambers testifies. Defense argues truthfulness hinges on Chambers while prosecutors press that a broader conspiracy exists. The trial features testimony about handwriting, typewritten documents, and confidential information allegedly passed to Chambers by Alger Hiss.
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Kiss
Lioyd Paul Survker
Chaambers
Urshy
Moe. Chambers
Trouth
Hiss
No Joy in Africa Over Quads Their Mother a Witch
In PRETOELA South Africa a Bavenda mother Makwarela gave birth to quintuplets at Elim Swiss mission hospital but faces ostracism as tribes regulate multiple births. The father Petrus Mahkari struggles to support a family of two wives and seven children on meager wages. The Native Affairs Department seeks care funds for the remaining children at Elis hospital amid refugee status for Makwarela and her infant sons.
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Pretoela
South
New York
Citie
Bronx
Fent
Union Africa
Petrus Mahkari
Gaan
Makwarela
Bavenda
Elim Swiss Mission
Timeline of a witness in a communist influence case
The witness described entering Columbia University in 1920 and traveling in Europe with Jet. He claimed joining the Communist party in January 199% and later worked for the Daily Worker. He testified about rewriting New York Times stories to give them a Communist slant and said he was never religious.
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Sland
N.Y
Columbia University
Europe
Communist Party
Daily Worker
New York Times
Rarneisr
House Group Eyes Eisler Bail Deal
Washington lawmakers probe Eisler bail arrangements with House Un American Activities Committee officials pursuing whether Eisler benefited from a Communist front organization. Rep Walter notes an inquiry into the $23,500 posted by supporters for Eisler's bond.
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House Group
Eyes Eister
Washington
INS
House UN - American Activities ‘Comenities
Gerhard Eister
United States
Walter
D-Pa
Eisler
In-Law Trouble Ends in Slaying
Plainfield New Jersey reports Joseph Griggs 32 charged with the fatal shooting of his brother in law Gary Cov Gary 28 after Griggs sought police help to remove him from Griggs home. Police Capt Patrick H. J. Stuarray said Griggs was advised to order Gary out before his arrest.
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Plainfield
X_ J
Joseph ‘Griggs
Griggs
Gary
Pact extends air rights deal in Sinkiang five years
Chinese and Russian sources report the Sino Soviet air pact granting the Soviets near exclusive commercial rights in Sinkiang Province is extended by five years. The agreement, signed in 1939, was due to expire in September.
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Sinkiang
Divorcee On Trial For Murder Opens In Riverside
Dhri gnes Garnier, 52, stands trial in Riverside Superior Court for the murder of millionaire employer John L. Owen, 68, at his ranch home. Garnier, a secretary, testified she shot Owen during a bedroom struggle in his $500,000 residence. Grand jury witness Pete Corates said Owen was killed after proposing divorce from Florence E. Owen and marriage to actress Irene Rich.
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Riverside
Calif
Dhiri
Gnes Garnier
John £. Owen
Givorces
Nears
Confi
Cectia
Gwen
Pete Corates
Woman Found After Overnight Woods Sleep Near Geneseo
A 65 year old Geneseo woman Mrs Alece E McKelvey was found today by a search party after sleeping in the woods overnight. State troopers and the family helped direct the search she was reported slightly exposed but in steady condition.
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Geneseo Cp
Alece E McKelvey
Bed Warmer Helps Fire Up a Playful Lesson
In Philadelphia a five year old stacked toy animals around a lighted electric lamp to keep them warm and covered them with a mattress. The mattress caught fire and was tossed from a window as his mother called the fire department. Edward wished he had used his toy fire engine to douse the flames.
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Philadelphia
Edward Rosen
Edward
Tor
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Time Magazine
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Florence E. Owen
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S. Salina St
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