Reds Menace Nationalists Sea Anchor
Nationalist forces on Formosa watch Tachens 260 miles offshore as a flashpoint in the global clash with Communism. U S officers say the islands could invite a direct clash with the Chinese Communist forces, while some analysts warn of a cheap victory by scaring Nationalists.
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Jones Defends Press Role in Courts and Democracy
The passage reports Jones defending newspapers against challenges to press independence. He argues the press upholds constitutional rights, warns against giving courts undue influence, and notes trial by newspaper as a democratic tradition. He praises the Post's standards and recalls sourcing material from Charles Evans Hughes.
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Canons Debate Press Coverage and Trial Fairness at Meeting
A New York panel discussed pretrial publicity and its impact on fair trials. Waldman urged limiting publication of case details before court action, while DeLuca warned against excessive coverage that could skew juror perception. The group adopted a resolution urging the ABA to condemn unprofessional press releases that hinder justice.
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Union pleads Dewey to save Yonkers plant
The Textile Workers Union of America urged Governor Dewey to intervene as FAIRENS LP employees face a strike and the company plans to move Yonkers operations to Greenville Bliss and Philadelphia. The firm cites a $1.3 million loss in Yonkers last year, risking 2,500 jobs.
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Wanda Hendrix Wedding in Garden Ceremony
Film actress Wanda Hendrix, 26, wed in a Bel-Air garden ceremony attended by over 400 society guests. She divorced three years earlier from Audie Sturphy. Groom’s brother Rob Siack attended with others at the Science of Mind Church members’ ceremony hosted at the groom’s mother’s Bel-Air mansion.
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McCarthy Aids Await Defense OK In Hearings
Senator Mundt said the Defense Department hid an acting chairman's sentence and that Army officials delayed clarifications during hearings. He noted a confidential Army report on dentist PERESS and a mislisted officer in the submitted documents while a group planned a Wednesday meeting.
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Chilean President Apologizes for Anti American Demonstrations
Chilean President Carlos Inanez apologized to the United States for anti American demonstrations in Santiago. The protests included the burning of the American flag last week and prompted the official gesture amid rising diplomatic tension.
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Secret Asia Policy Shift Revealed in Secret Papers
Wartime era documents reveal a switch in policy between Britain and the United States on Far East aggression. Memos between Cordell Hull and Joseph C. Grew discuss Japan China balance, with notes on British urges and U.S. reluctance to join a single front. The debate centers on an open door approach and avoiding further hostilities amid rising tensions.
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Chou and Nehru Near Pact After Talks in New Delhi
Reports from New Delhi state Chou Enlai and Nehru plan further consultations between China and India after three day discussions on Asian affairs at the Geneva Conference. They reportedly agreed India will not join an Asian bloc against Red China and Chow accepted an invite to visit Rangoon on his return.
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Train kills 5 in Tuscola family crash
A streamliner struck an auto at a rural crossing near Tuscola, killing Carrico family members and Carolyn James. Carrico’s wife Bonnie died later at hospital. Five members were killed instantly.
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