Mousetrap For Flanders in Senate Drama
Washington Republicans warn of a parliamentary ploy if Senator Flanders moves to strip Senator McCarthy of two chairmanships. The plan would refer the issue to the Rules Committee, a tactic to derail the bid unless the GOP Policy Committee rules otherwise. Flanders argued McCarthy must answer questions about finances raised by an elections subcommittee.
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Washington
Senate
Flanders
RliCarthy
G.O.P
Senate Rules Committee
Wiliam F. Knowland
McCarthy
Knowland
Father Daughter Fatally Wounded in Baltimore Area
A 41-year-old Baltimore electrician who had learned he had cancer and his six-year-old daughter Shirley were found fatally wounded near a car in Anne Arundel County. A 22-caliber rifle lay beside the man, James Stanley Jakubowski. They died five minutes apart at South Baltimore General Hospital. The couple has a son aged 22.
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Baltimore
James Stanley Skubowski
Anne Arundel County
Shirley
South Baltimore General Hospital
Jakubowskis
Russia Forgives 2 Spies for U S
Izvestia recounts two Russians sent as American spies in Soviet territory who allegedly repented and were restored to ranks, following Pravda reports of two others given mild 25 year terms in a corrective labor camp. Identified by Izvestia are N. Yakuta and M. Kudryavisey.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Pravda
N. Yakuta
M. Kudryavisey
Pregnant mother saves children as dog attack erupts
Agnes Stavnicky, 39, clung to a raging boxer named Baron to shield her three children in a Cleveland basement. Police arrived and wounded her with a gunshot while subduing the dog. another officer later killed the animal. She remains hospitalized with a bullet near her ankle as doctors delay removal.
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Cleveland
Agnes Stavnicky
Baron
Margaret Stavnicky
Burt
Albert Moenich
Moenich
Van Fleet Meets UN Economic Chief on Korea Visit
General James A. Van Fleet conferred with UN economic coordinator C. Tyler Wood today during a second tour stop to assess South Korea’s unity efforts and military aid programs in the Far East. He plans trips to Japan Formosa and the Philippines before leaving tomorrow.
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Seoul
James A. van Fleet
C. Tyler Wood
South Korea
Meads
Eighth Army
U.S
Far East
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Pardoned in China But Not in Japan
A murder warrant was issued in Yokohama for Etsuro Kamiyama, 40, accused of killing his elderly parents with a dental hammer in Shanghai on August 30, 1932. The report notes he was executed by Chinese Reds and argues Japan may seek trial in Japan for crimes abroad.
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Yokohama
Japan
CPI
China
A. As
Maritime Safety Board
Ihas
Etsuro Kamiyama
Shanghai
Kyodo
Paulare
Hrodo
Lord Camrose Dies British Publisher
Lord Camrose, 74, a leading British newspaper and magazine publisher, died of a heart attack in Southampton. He chaired the Daily Telegraph and Amalgamated Press, and helped found Allied Newspapers. Brother of Viscount Hemser, he was created viscount in 1942 and led Britain’s press empire.
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Southamption
England
Camrose
Britain
Daily Telegraph
Targest
Brittain
Amalgamated Press, Ltd
Viscount Hemser
Twoo
Allied Newspapers, Ltd
Unclear Fragment Lacks Coherent Event
In Britain's provinces traders and brokers divided holdings as evening and weekly papers faced shifts. The text is fragmentary with no clear individuals dates or places to anchor a full card.
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Wich Ram A Chbin
Britain
Eter
Sels
Paris Chooses Bernard Lafay as Mayor by Council Vote
Bernard Lafay state secretary for economic affairs and former cabinet member in the Laniel government was elected mayor of Paris yesterday by the municipal council. His election places Lafay in control of the capital's administration amid postwar reforms and economic concerns.
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Paris
Bernard Lafay
Joseph Laniel
Malan Fails Again On Segregation in Cape Province
CAPE TOWN South Africa Prime Minister Daniel F Malan faced defeat as Parliament voted 323 to 42 in favor of a key segregation bill proposed to remove 38 000 mixed blood voters from common registration. The measure failed to reach the two thirds needed for constitutional change, marking Malan’s fifth setback in three years.
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Capetown
South Africa
Daniel F. iMalan
Cape Province
Stalan
Malan
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Rranager
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