Laws to Ban Communion Films Urged
Washington report says New York State Education Department urged laws to ban films teaching Communism. Brind argued that preemptive censorship could be constitutional and warned against unrestricted motion pictures. He noted industry pressure for stricter decency codes and predicted broader licensing if current laws fail.
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New York State Education Department
Caarles A. Beind, Jr
Toolson Picture Comsel
Dispue
Columbia
U. S. Supreme Court
State Education Department
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AF Gisete
Hollywood
Brind
Supreme Court
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New York State
Education Department
Reppens
Building Code Manual Out New York State adopts building code manual
The New York State Building Code Commission issues a 300 page manual interpreting the new code for sound home building. It contains over 100 drawings showing materials and methods meeting the requirements. The manual answers whether methods and products described are acceptable if they meet performance standards. It bears the authority of the State of New York and costs $2.50 a copy.
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New York
Burling
Toe Manuel
York
Bus Truce Doubted in Eleventh Hour Talks
Buffalo dispatch reports likely transit strike as Niagara Frontier Transit System unions and state mediators held talks that stretched into the early morning with no progress on the wage hour dispute.
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Buffalo
AL Magara Falls
Xiagara’ Frontier Transit System
State University of New York Plans $10 Million Building Program
Albany The State University of New York outlines a $10 million building program across 33 campuses for the 1952 53 year. Plans include Harpur College in Vestal relocation work and new facilities at Cornell, Geneseo, Plattsburg, and others. Additional large projects total $24531.39 in ongoing construction and will finish in coming months.
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Westday
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Vestal
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Peiping Travelers Refuse Talk on Mission
Hong Kong arrival of a Tibetan trade delegation from Calcuta from Peiping notes they will not discuss their mission or meet reporters. Indian Ambassador K M Panikkar, recalled amid government disapproval of his stance, avoided newsmen and declined comment at his hotel door.
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Hupeh
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Panikkar
Seven AF Men Die As C-47 Hits Peak
In Pasadena California seven air force men died when their twin engined C-47 plowed into a peak near Biss Mountain. The plane burned and none survived. A search had been underway since Wednesday after the aircraft departed Orion Air Force Base California bound for Van Nuys. Forest Rangers located the wreckage sighting debris scattered over nearly a mile.
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Orion Air Force Base
Sen Ber- Tardine
Calif
van ‘Nuys
Frank Anderson
Senate considers GI Bill extension for Korean veterans
Senate action on price wage and rent controls ends in stalemate as debate shifts to a compromise. A bill to extend the GI Bill of Rights to Korean veterans is under consideration. The House weighs a 10-billion-dollar special appropriation bill funding foreign aid and related programs.
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State Knights of Pythias Defy Suspension in New York
The New York State organization of the Knights of Pythias defies the Supreme Lodge by stating it cannot suspend the charter. only the New York State Legislature, which granted the charter, has that authority. A Senate House conference committee plans to meet to resolve differences as the ent ity debates annual appropriation and departmental payments.
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Girl 11 Weds Airman. mother seeks annulment
In Denison Texas, Mary Kendrick aged 11, soon to be 12, married Airman Sergio Maldonado Tristan 21 from San Antonio after a one day honeymoon. Police found the couple in Denison. Tristan returned to base and Mary was held until her mother retrieved her.
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Tex
Mary Kendrick
Sergio Maldonado Tristan
San Antonio
Sherman
Durant
Okla
Cleo Kendrick
War Secrets May Be Bared in Senate Pentagon Testimony
Washington reports quote Secretary Finletter urging disclosure of defense programs to the public. He argues full public backing justifies risk of exposing security weaknesses while testifying behind closed doors to the Senate Appropriations Committee. He insists the nation cannot fund secrecy without explanation to the American people.
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Washington
Saltonstall
Pentazon
Finletter
Aig
Rose Holm joint trial set in Rose Holm divorce suit
New York Showman Rose has been granted a joint trial of his divorce action from Eleanor Hollin and her separation suit. State Supreme Court Justice Aron Steuer set the trial for September. He noted that if the divorce succeeds, it could render the separation action worthless. Adultery is cited as the only grounds for divorce in New York. The judge also granted Rose the right to amend his complaint to include additional allegations, which he attributes to his estranged wife.
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Buy Rose
Starin
Eleanor Hollin
State Supreme Court
Aron Steuer
New York State
Rose
De Valera Keeps Parliament Hold After Special Elections
Ireland Prime Minister Eamon de Valera’s Fianna Fáil party retained control with a slim five-seat majority after three special elections. The party gained one seat, lost one, and held a third, while opposition Fine Gael member J. Carew won, and Fianna Fáil’s William Kenneally and P. A. Callearty were also victors.
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Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Fianna Fair
Coalion
de Valera
Svow
J. Carew
Fine Gae
Wiliam Kenneaily
P. A. Calleaty
Fianna Fall
Truce chief urges disclosure of four POW camps locations
PANWUNIOM Korea UP Maj Gen William Harrison, chief of the Allied truce team, demanded anew that the Communists reveal the exact locations of four Red prisoner of war camps in North Korea. He warned that failure to provide the information endangers Allied personnel held by the enemy.
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Korea
Maj
Gan
Wiliam Harrison
North Korea
Harrison
Ichief
New Immigration Law Overrules President Truman
Congress overrides President Truman to enact a sweeping immigration and naturalization overhaul. The bill retains national origins quotas with shifts toward skilled entrants, removes some barriers for Orientals, and expands exclusion and deportation grounds. Debates center on alleged racial bias versus national security and leadership aims.
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Crites
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Germany
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Color TV Outlook Near Yet Far From Home Use
Industry officials see color television inching closer but still far from home use. Remington Rand and CBS weigh standards while the FAA relaxes rules for theater and industrial color sets, with RCA and NBC planning tests as manufacturers brace for limited production before regular broadcasts resume.
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Poutimgion Rand Inc
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Rites Held For Wadsworth in Temple Hill Burial
The former U S Senator and Congressman James Wadsworth was laid to rest at Temple Hill Cemetery near Livingston, six farm foremen from his estates served as bearers, and services were held at St Michael's Episcopal Church with Rev. Walter E. Muir officiating. He died in Washington D C on Saturday. The day saw business closures and half staff flags as the family rites occurred. In Washington officials paid tribute. the burial followed a quiet private service.
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James W.wadsworth
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Walter E. Muir
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High Explosives Tests Announced in Nevada
The Energy Commission said tests involving rich explosive devices will be conducted at the Nevada proving grounds next Monday. Troops and personnel from the forces will participate in activities resembling previous high explosive experiments.
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Memic Energy Commission Jrst
Nevada Proving Grounds
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Ingrid Bergman Plans Six Week Visit With Pia in U S
Actress Ingrid Bergman intends to visit her daughter Pia in the United States for six weeks this summer, amid a custody dispute with Pia’s father. Bergman telephoned from Rome to confirm plans, while results of court actions and arrangements with ex-husband Doctor Peter Lindstrom affect Pia’s access.
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Peter Lind
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Veterans’ Hospital
Seven bicycles stolen in city thefts
Police reported seven bicycle thefts yesterday. Two were taken from Sears Roebuck parking lot, one from Huntington Park, one from McCrary's department store area, and others from the 600 block of South Avenue and the 200 block of Tallman Street.
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Auntington Park
McCrars‘s Department Store
South Avad
Tallman St
Brooklyn Girl Wins Miss United States In Venus Sweepstakes
In Long Beach California Brooklyn’s Jackie Loughery, 22, won the Miss United States crown after a four hour contest watched by 2000 spectators and 10 judges. She earns a seven year movie contract and a $3000 auto model, competing against 29 international entrants for Miss Universe. The final results included Miss Louisiana, Miss New York, and others in a tight finish.
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Calif
Brooklyn
Red-hairen
Jackie Loughery
Presidential QUIZ by Harold T Curley
A vintage quiz column asks who first held ambassadorial rank to Great Britain and recounts events from 1893 and 1914. It notes Thomas F Bayard as first ambassador to Britain in 1893 and Coxey's Army marching on Washington in 1894, with a prompt about constitutional limits on presidential nominations.
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Washington
L Thomas F. Bayard
Coxey
Jacob Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Senate Rejects Tax Exemption Plan for Congress Members
The Senate voted 61 to 2 to reject a House approved proposal to grant income tax exemptions for living expenses in Washington. A companion amendment to cap deductions and a bid to ban corporate or individual deductions were also approved, while the plan to clear exemptions faced strong bipartisan opposition and concerns about pay raises.
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Spacal Commission
Leaders of Business, Labor and Agricuture
Williams
R-Del
Congress
Bhd Williams
Senate McFarland
Arizona
Jeader
George
Senate Finance Committee
AF Flying War Is Versatile Plane
The Air Force displayed a new flying van, a versatile transport capable of carrying large cargo and paratroopers, with short-field landings. Demonstrated by Fairchild Aircraft Division, it features a detachable cargo pod and highway capability. The craft moves over 10 tons, lands within 11,000 feet, and remains controllable with one engine shut down, flying at 260 miles per hour and 71 mph for paratrooper discharge.
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Air Force
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Fairchild Acraft
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