May Defense Calls Mead In Bribery Case
The May-Garsson bribery trial defense subpoenaed former Senator James M. Mead to testify that he withheld documents from a Senate War Investigating Committee inquiry. Charles Margiotti seeks Mead’s papers to use in defending Andrew J. May and Henry and Murray Garson, charged with bribery conspiracy.
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Washington
May-Garsson
James M. Mead
D-N.y
Senate
Charles J. Margiotti
Mead
Senate War Investigating Committee
Justice Department
Margiotti
Andrew J. May
House, Military Committee
Henry and
Murray Garsson
Fear Labor Veto Defeat
Washington (UP) Administration forces in the Senate were gloomy about sustaining a veto of the Taft Hartley labor bill. If President Truman rejects it, he is expected to announce his decision Thursday or Friday. He must act before midnight Friday or the bill becomes law without his signature. Administration spokesmen denied any hint from the President, though most expect a veto.
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Senate
Truman
Congress
Cornell names Catherwood dean and Becker trustee chair
Dr Martin P Catherwood will become dean of the State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell on July 1 succeeding U S Senator Irving M Ives The Cornell board also elected Neal D Becker president of Intertype Corporation to replace H E Babcock as board chair
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Ithaca
State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Cornell University
Martin P. Catherwood
Catherwood
U. S
Irving M. Ives
University Board of Trustees
Neal D. Becker
Intertype Corporation of
New York City
Board of Trustees
H. E. Babcock
Orange League Federation
Five Experts Begin Air Safety Study
Washington five experts named by President Truman start an air safety inquiry prompted by 146 deaths on commercial flights since May 29. CAB chairman James H Landis chairs the advisory group as they plan their investigation and review navigation aids and pilot workload after the Blue Ridge Mountain crash near Washington.
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Washington
Truman
James H. Landis
Civil “ Aeronautics Board
Capital Airlines
Blue’ Ridge
Virginia
Atom veto issue up in UN atomic talks
The United Nations pursues atomic treaty progress amid Soviet amendments to the Baruch plan. The Atomic Energy Commission group will review the sixth of 12 Soviet proposals while Andrei Gromyko pushes for removing new atom ideas. The United States leads opposition, fearing a stall in drafting the treaty. a decision on Gromyko may come before addressing the veto question.
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Lake’ Sucess
INS
United Nations
Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Atomic Working Committee
U. S
Gromyko
Jury Still Lacking In Overell Trial
Santa Ana California reports the Overell murder trial juror selection drags into its fourth week as a legal clash over peremptory challenges threatens to interrupt proceedings. Heiress Louise Overell and her lover George Gollum stand trial for murdering her parents with the jury still unsettled.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Overell
Louise Overell
George Gollum
Smallest Quad Dies in Miles City Birth Tragedy
Donna Mae Randash, the smallest of the Randash quadruplets, died just after midnight, 65 hours after birth last Saturday. The surviving triplet siblings, two girls and a boy, are reported in good health. Their mother, Mrs. Edward Randash, is recovering well.
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Miles City
Mont
Donna ‘Mae Randash
Randash
Edward Randash
France offers one infantry division for UN world army
An authoritative source said France informed the United Nations it could contribute one infantry division to a proposed global police force for enforcing world peace. A French spokesman cited prior commitments in Indo China and elsewhere, noting this is the first specific troop figure from the Big Five and that a seven to ten divison force would total about 70,000 men if others matched France.
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France
Jury nearly complete in Bertha Cote murder case
In Plymouth Massachusetts the state aimed to finish selecting an im panel for Mrs Bertha Cote charged with murdering her husband Rene in their Brockton apartment near a Christmas tree last December 28. Eleven jurors including ten fathers have been chosen with three more needed to reach a 14 man panel plus two alternates under a new state law.
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Mass
Bertha
iCote
Rene
Cote
Brockton
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