G Men Questioned On Amerasia Case
Two FBI officials Louis F Nichols and D Mitton Ladd testified before Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee led by Senator Ty dings amid McCarthy charges of Communist influence at the State Department. The Amerasia case linked to six defendants in a raid on the magazine offices. A government prosecutor testified FBI evidence may have been obtained illegally.
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France
England
Blind Deaf Student Graduates Cum Laude at St John’s
Robert J Smithdas, blind and deaf since age six, will graduate cum laude with a BA from St John’s University on June 11. At 24, he is likely the only double-handicapped man to earn that degree. Son of a Pittsburgh steel worker, he entered the Brooklyn school in 1948 aided by St John’s and the Industrial Home for the Blind to test collegeTraining feasibility.
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IRS
Robert J. Simthéas
St John's University
Smithdas
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. John’s
Industrial Home For the
Eisenhower could sweep GOP nomination if he agrees
In Philadelphia Hugh Scott said General Eisenhower might sweep the Republican convention in 1952 if he consented to run. Eisenhower, former Allied commander and Columbia University president, has repeatedly declined the nomination and says he does not seek it. Meanwhile in Columbus Ohio a bus strike paralyzed city transit with 485 drivers idle and a meeting scheduled to decide next steps.
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Hugh Scott
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Europe
Columbia University
Columbus
Wet Weather Causes Erosion
URBANA Ill. INS unusually wet winter soil erosion hits southern Illinois fields. Dixon Springs station data show more than a quarter inch of rich topsoil torn loose in two months this year. Lone tombstone accident reported at Tombstone Michigan during memorial day services. George Erikson and boy’s grandmother not aware of child before scream and death.
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University of Ilinois
Dixon Springs
Pope County
One Man Opinion by Walter Kiernan
An officer of the Federation of Women’s Clubs argues something essential is missing in the American home not purchasable on time. Neighbors once watched for piano ownership. now big screens symbolize status while work hangs in balance. Dealers entice buyers with dishes, silver and even cash relief checks to lure purchases like a TV. An infrared grill promises quick meals and minimal extra cost, reflecting persistent consumer pressures amid rising prices and changing home life.
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The
Federation of Women’s Chibs
Ways Suggested To Keep Milk Good
Cornell professor Vladimir N Krukovsky outlined a four point plan to keep milk fresh. He advised keeping milk away from light and using skim milk promptly if cream is skimmed. He warned against pooling cream from multiple bottles and to finish one bottle before opening another.
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Vladimir N. Krukovsky
Cornell University
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American Chemical Society
Russians Enter Skagerrak in Portest of Fishing Fleet
Three modern Russian trawlers appeared in the Skagerrak between Norway and Denmark, according to the Danish Navy Press Bureau. Authorities believe the vessels are part of a Russian fishing fleet recent seen in the English Channel amid hush hush maneuvers of the Western Union Alliance.
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Russians Arrest, Free West Patrol
Western Allied patrol of four Americans four British and two French was briefly arrested on a detour to ease traffic for a East Berlin youth rally. They were released from Soviet custody without explanation, while a separate report says Jary Ernest Beylin will undergo his second operation.
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Foreign Office
Rodhoy Dmakngoc
Deaths Honor Local Engineer and Fencing Champion
Leon Monroe Schoon Maker 68, former national amateur fencing champion and Queens Long Island highway system developer, dies. Ruperto Godoy 51, governor of San Juan Province Argentina. Elmer T. McCarty 34, affiliated with New York University. Francis Palmer, former president of the American Association of Instructors of the Blind, is listed in Batavia.
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Leon Monroe Schoonmaker
Queens
Long Island
New York City
Ruperto Godoy
San Juan
Argentina
Elmer T. McCarty
Fhstracar
New Bork University
Walsworth
Francis © Palmer
American Association of Instructors of the Blind
Batavia
Farouk May Go To Alps for Rest
An Egyptian legation spokesman said King Farouk of Egypt may arrive in Switzerland soon for vacation. He denied reports the king might marry Narriman Sadek in Switzerland, noting the claim as sheer nonsense. Miss Sadek, 17, reportedly left Cairo for Europe earlier this month with limited sighting in Rome.
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Farouk
Egypt
Narriman Sadek
Sadek
Calvo
Rome
Tokyo Attack Business Has Trial Delayed Strong Trend
An eight Japanese accused of attacks faced delays in trial as economists noted a positive near term business outlook. Courtroom disturbances disrupted proceedings while observers cited rising nonfarm residential activity and inventory gains as signs of stronger business conditions into mid 1950.
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Chicago
Land Loan League
Edwin B. George
Dun
Bradstreet
New York
Imperial Plaza
U. S
Fifth
U.S
George
Plaza
Twenty two at funeral rites in Levelland poisoning incident
In Levelland Texas twenty two people became ill after attending a luncheon just before a funeral service. Five were hospitalized overnight but none are in serious condition. The food was traced to the home of Charles H. Michael who died Monday and doctors have not determined the poisoning cause.
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Levelland
Tex
Charles H. Michael
New York Teachers Respond Coldly to Salary Proposal
The city’s education leaders proposed a plan for high school teachers to engage in activities while a fact finding group studies salaries. The joint statement came from Board of Education President May Smilian Moss and Superintendent William Jansen and met with a cool reaction from Raymond PF.
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Smilian Moss
William Jansen
Raymond PF
Education officials weigh cost of city proposal
The High School Teachers Association led by president Uphoran discusses the proposal's cost impact on Mayor William O'Dwyer's administration. The group emphasizes resuming curricular work before any financial commitments are made.
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High School Teachers Association
William O'Dwyer
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