Policy Shift By U S Reds Told at Trial
Testimony at the trial details Browderism and Browder era debates within the Communist Party. Witnesses describe internal policy changes and the Daily Worker staff discussions on cooperation with other groups. James Allen and others are noted for views on overthrow and U S capitalism.
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America
Final Action Nears On Flood Control
The House moved toward final action on a 598 million flood control and navigation program for the coming year. A possible compromise would add 351 million to the measure for Army civil functions including waterways funds. Members signaled support for additional waterway projects beyond Truman budget estimates.
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Passman
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Rural Missions Conference Charts Global Agricultural Plan
Protestant church leaders rural missionaries and agricultural experts meet in Philadelphia to expand and revitalize agricultural missions in Asia Africa the Middle East and other regions. Sponsored by Agricultural Missions Inc the two day session follows a world missions plan launched by 50 denominations in Columbus Ohio last October.
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Africa
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Near East
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Transatlantic Courtship Brings Yes From Vienna
Sam Hedge a 60 year old Chicago chef reports a trans Atlantic romance with 30 year old Viennese Gelta Rauch. He says he proposed by phone and she said yes. Hedge plans to marry abroad in June and bring her back to start a business.
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Hedge
Gelta Rauch
Austria
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Gelta
County Home Resident Seeks College Admission
An octogenarian resident of Hendricks County Home, James L. Glascock, seeks to attend Canterbury College with support from superintendent Ira Plasters. County officials weigh the move, fearing unrest among inmates and stressing rules over favors. Final decision postponed to April 4. Einstein Acknowledges Birthday But Notes Other Letters and Gifts Reach Him Worldwide.
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Hendricks County
Antine Ain
James L. Ghasrock
Ira Phasters
Glascock
Canterbury
Plasters
Hars¢l Disney
Disney
Baby Killed From Peas City Tragedy Recalled
A chaotic incident is described involving Mrs. Evans, her infant Jerry, and her daughter Laura Jean during a distressing sequence. The baby died after being unattended in a carriage in the bathroom while Mrs. Evans tended to family matters and sought medical help. Relatives and the Auburn state station were involved as authorities gathered details.
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Frank Evans
Jerry
Failure to Know Which End Was Up Spoiled Rockets
Government scientist Dr. C. S. Piggot said WWII rockets failed due to a factory worker who did not know which end was which. Navy X rays showed nozzles misassembled, some rockets had two nozzles, and others were reversed.
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Washington
C. S. Piggot
National Research and Development Board
Navy
Piggot
Pigget
Red Consulates in Iran Reported to Close
Informed sources say Iran will close several consulates amid ongoing verbal attacks. The reports mention consulates in Meshed and another city, with possible shifts to Banu and Russia as part of the move.
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Hay Close
Lake Success
Banu
Russia
U S Envoy to Soviet Quits Amid Resignation Drift
President Truman confirmed the resignation of Lt Gen Walter B Bedell Smith as the U S envoy to the Soviet Union after a tense exchange with the White House. The decision comes as Smith asked to renew his field command request, with Charles G Ross reluctantly accepting the posting to a minor cabinet role.
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Washington
Truman
Walter Bede
Smith
Gent
Charles G. Ross
Cener
Unclear OCR Revives Old University Registration Notes
Fragmentary text references university administration and registration processes including General Hodges and a registrar. The passage lacks coherent events or dates and appears distorted by OCR errors, offering vague hints about registration duties and a person named Tom Meas.
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