Greenwich housewife testifies against Draper and Adler
Mrs. Hester R. McCullough testified in a $200000 defamation case that entertainers Paul Draper and Larry Adler were pro Communist. She cited newspaper clippings and lists from Igor Cassini and J. B. Matthews to claim the pair supported subversive organizations and justified opposing their Greenwich concert.
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Witness Stand Adjourns In Subversive Groups Trial
The court recessed the trial on subversive organizations as Mrs. McCullough remained on the witness stand. U.S. attorney general and other federal agencies cited groups as subversive. The proceeding paused until Monday.
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Grandma Moses Art Heads to Europe Exhibition
In Troy a show of more than 50 Grandma Moses paintings will travel to Europe this summer through agent Hotto Kallir of New York City. The 89-year-old artist, Mrs Ann Robertson Macsés, remains in good health but will not travel. she lives in Eagle Bridge.
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Swindled Accountant Dies Jumping From George Washington Bridge
A 31 year old New York accountant Nathan Helms reportedly lost 75000 in a swindle and leaped to his death from the George Washington Bridge. Edward Rashkin 47, another accountant, has been indicted for grand larceny and forgery in a separate 500000 scheme.
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