Military Rejects Civilian Control Shift on Atomic Energy
Secretary Johnson states the military will not seek atomic energy control and will remain out of civilian management. Senate inquiries, led by Senator McMahon and Senator Hickenlooper, address alleged mismanagement at the AEC, while lawmakers complain about funding for fiscal 1950 and the opaque budget process.
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Johnson
Senate House Atomic Committee
Mary
Jcslahgn
Hickenlooper
R-Ia
AEC
David EB. Lilenthal
McMahon
Replx
Johanson
Senate
House Committee
Iowa
Senate Appropriations
Chambers Confesses Perjuries in Hiss Case
Whittaker Chambers admits lying seven times under oath to the federal grand jury that later indicted Alger Hiss for perjury. He testified from grand jury minutes. the statements related to espionage in Washington and to documents alleged to have originated with Hiss in 1938.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Chambers
Grand Jury
Washington
United States
Govvernment
Baltimore
State Department
Alger
Hiss
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Stryker
Samuel H. Kaufman
Drowned and Saved on School Boat Trip Near Catalina
A school boat trip to Catalina Island ended in tragedy as 2 drowned and 14 saved after a 30 foot cruiser capsized off Balboa California. The craft carried about 23 children and escorts aged four to 26. Coast Guard units reported tanks draining unevenly and a five ball tank loosening, causing sudden listing. Survivors reached a nearby fishing boat, while others clung to debris. Dr Victor Mann and Geraldine Clark remained missing.
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Catalina
Skipaiow
Coast Guard
Victor Mann
Fullerton
Geraldine Clark
Houston
Texas
Valencia Junior Academy
Seventh Day Adventist Academy
Ciay
Drop Clubs Lewis Asked Drop Major Strike Clauses
Southern coal operators led by Joseph E Moody demanded John L Lewis remove two key strike provisions from the Mex contract after June 30 and allow work only when available, citing potential mine shutdowns for memorials and accidents. The proposals formed part of four major changes presented at the bargaining table. Lewis was expected to respond. miners offered no immediate comment.
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WW. Va
Southern Coal
John L. Lewis
Roche
Vic
Mar
Burga
Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Business Failures Drop to 17-Week Low in June Weeks
New York reports 285 commercial and industrial failures in the holiday-shortened weeks ended June 2, lowest in 17 weeks. Dun and Bradstreet notes 206 casualties in the preceding week.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Hearts Plea To U S Court in Murder Case
Two men known as the Slaxers seek habeas corpus from a federal court arguing their trial in Michigan violated constitutional rights. They are charged with first degree murder in the hammer and scarf killing of Albany widow Janet Fay in Yellow Stream. Jury trial set for next Thursday.
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New York
Janet Fay
Albany
Yallow Stream
Mariha
Death for Death Is Traffic Ruling
The text reports a political-era death sentence issued by a communist garrison for a collision involving a student and a truck driver named Wass Huo-Ten. It indicates a harsh, unquestioned punitive response to the incident.
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Shanghal
Commununist Gerrison Command
Wass Huo-Ten
Two Guards Robbed of 19000 on Columbia Campus
Two Wells Fargo Express Co guards were robbed of about 19000 on a Columbia University campus driveway. The robbers fled in a parked auto toward Broadway after a reardoor ambush as students were scarce. Police responded quickly with six squad cars but the thieves escaped.
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New York
Price
Two More Reds Seek Bail in Communist Case
Defense counsel sought bail for Henery Winston and Gus Hall as part of arguments ahead of a federal hearing before Judge Vincent L. Leibler. John Gates remained detained after refusal to answer questions while the others face conspiracy charges for violent overthrow activities.
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Tedey
Vincent L. Leiier
Heney Winston
Gus Hall
U. S. Circuit ‘Court of Appeals
r@ defendar
John Gates
Fed
R. Medina
Gates
Ofes
W Ucse
Grinston
Hall
Syndio
Richard F. Gladstein
U.S
Ohio GAR veteran Grarmi Army of the Republic leader dies
Alliance Ohio reports the death of the last member of the Ohio Department of the Grarmi Army of the Republic. The 193 soldier, sagary maker and farmer served as commander in chief of the GARP. He was born in 190? and died today in Ohio.
Railroads Hit by Big Fire Losses
SAN FRANCISCO railroads faced their worst fire losses in 39 years during 1928, with 234 railroads reporting insured losses over 859 million, far above 1927 figures. The National Fire Protection Association cited careless matches and smoking as partly responsible for the fires.
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San Francisco
National Fire Protection Association
Association
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