Secret espionage trials may be halted by secrecy needs
Representative McDowell of Pennsylvania warned that exposing too many secrets could block espionage trials. He cited stolen atomic, jet, and radar data, saying changes to evidence rules might be needed to balance national security with fair courts. The committee named four suspects including two American atomic scientists and a Communist organizer.
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Washington
Representative McDowell
R-Pa
House Un-American Activities Committee
America
Russia
McDowell
Dence
Pennsylvanian
Tre
Communist Party
Dancer Vielle Evans Held After West Hollywood Gambling Raid
Hollywood police arrest Dancer Vielle Evans amid a West Hollywood gambling club raid in which 27 men and 8 women were taken to county jail on gambling or vagrancy charges. Evans, previously jailed with Robert Mitchum over marijuana claims, was released on bail to appear in Beverly Hills Justice Court Monday along with others.
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Hollywood
Vielle Evans
Robert Mitchum
West Hollywood
Miss Evans
Vei’s
Beverly Hills Justice Court
Evans
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
Miss Leeds
Ford
Troopers on Truman Campaign Train Face Gruelling Work
Marquis Childs notes the Truman campaign push as workers and staff endure hard schedules and strenuous duties in a determined effort to meet the challenge from Governor Dewey. The column references pages for further features and editorials.
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Dewey
M Marquis Childs
St. Comics
Ida Jean’ Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Woman’s Plea for Ducks Falls Flat with Deputy
Deputy Frank Rice told Mrs. Fred Sweizer of Cicero to wear boots to recover her missing ducks in swampy land off Route 14 near The Mirror Restaurant. She reported 18 ducks missing last Sunday and later spotted some by Route 11. Rice declined to pursue the birds, advising boots instead.
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Frank Rice
Rice
Robert C. Wasmer
Fred Sweizer
Thompson
Cicero
Mirror
Sheriff’s Office
Route 11
Property owners hail new paving on 8S Tenth Street
In St. Joseph Missouri a long delayed war era paving project on 8S Tenth Street was celebrated last week. Yesterday the telephone company received a permit to cut the new paving in 10 places to install manholes and conduits.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Tenth St
Disturbance Call Ends With Child Found Safe in Chicago
Police from Lawndale Station rushed to 2330 South Avers last night after a report of a disturbance. Officers found Mrs. Anne Haas 31 comforting her 17 month old son William who had pulled the telephone receiver from the hook and cried. The operator had alerted police but no disturbance existed.
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Chicago
Lawndale Station
Anne Haas
William
U S and Britain discuss postwar loan convertibility terms
American delegates to the International Monetary Conference quietly sound out Britain about obligations under the 3.75 billion dollar loan. British talks with the World Bank and IMF during closed sessions aim to set a path toward convertibility and possible loan amendment, requiring U S consent and British parliamentary action.
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Washington
Amer ‘Ican
International’ Monetary Conference
Britlish
Joan
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
City Police Step Up Draft Card Checks for 18 25 Men
Police Chief John A. Kinney ordered officers to demand draft registration cards from men aged 18 to 25 when arrested. If a card cannot be produced, the case will be referred to the FBI and U. S. Attorney Irving J. Highee for action.
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John A. Kinney
FBI
U.S
Irving J. Highee
Register Now to Vote for President Today
Voters are urged to register for the presidential election with polling places open in Syracuse and Solvay from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. today and tomorrow. Registration hours will be similar next Friday and 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. next Saturday in non personal registration areas.
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Syracuse
Solvay
Three Hurt In Collision At Myers Road Intersection
A two-vehicle crash on Myers road at the Bridgeport Manlius road injured three people. Mrs. Lucille Love 40 and her husband Robert Love 40 of Manlius and Justin Beuchat 62 of Chittenango were treated at Crouse Irving Hospital. Beuchat faced two summonses for reckless driving.
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Myers Ji
Bridgeport-Manlius Rd
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Lucille Love
Robert Love
Smith
Manlius
Justin Beuchat
Smith Ridge
Chittenango
Arthur Willis
Beuchat
Myers Rd
Love
Onondaga General Hospital
Police Kill Gunman At Chicago Central Station
Lawrence Hagard, 48, was shot dead after he invaded the central police station in Chicago and opened fire on officers. Patrolman Daniel Marsh said the gunman entered silently and began firing without warning.
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Chicago
Lawrence Haggard
Central Police Station
Daniel Marsh
Havana pardon for dancer in yacht slaying case
Patricia Satira Schmidt a 23 year old Toledo native known as Satira, who killed lawyer John Lester Mee aboard his yacht in Havana harbor on April 8, 1947, was pardoned by President Grau San Martin after claiming self defense. Medical examiners noted bruises and scratches, and Laura is serving a 15 year sentence.
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Havana
Cuba
Patricia
Satira) Schmidt
Grau San Martin
Toledo
Satira
John “Lester" Mee
Laura
Mee
Pacific
Red Agents In U S Zone Raised In Germany
Bavarian premier Dr Hans Ehard reports a small scale invasion of the American occupation zone in Germany by Communist agents. He says Moscow trained functionaries join Czechoslovak refugees and Sudetenland exiles to form action committees and terrorize camps.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hans Ehard
Bavaria
East
U.S
Sudetenland
Ehard
War Crimes Sentences Lightened for 317 Individuals
FRANKFURT Germany The U S Army announced that 317 persons tied to Nazi war crimes including the Buchenwald camp received reduced sentences. Life terms of three others connected to the death camp were also cut.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Lise Koch
Buchenwald
U. S
Milwaukee man discusses wife disappearance with police
Police in Milwaukee meet with 52 year old Edmund Lemay to discuss the mysterious disappearance of his wife who has been missing since June 15.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Edmond Lemay
Milwaukee Police Force
Dewey Proposes 9 Point Plan for World Peace Tour
Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged the United States to unite Western Europe against threats with firm but tempered resistance. On a West Coast and Mountain states tour he outlined a nine point foreign policy to achieve lasting peace, saying the Soviet Union should be treated as an equal while restoring its respect for the U S. He spoke to a large Salt Lake City crowd after Cheyenne remarks and urged a sustained approach with other nations.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
United States
Europe
Wyoming
Cheyenne
West
Salt Lake City
Mormon / Tabernacle
Temple Square
Truman Blames NAM for Soaring Prices Campaign swing claims NAM
President Truman accuses the National Association of Manufacturers of blocking price controls and driving up living costs as he closes a cross country campaign leg. He rallies at Louisville and Shelbyville and vows new whistle stop talks with a Charleston address on the horizon.
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Truman Train
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
Noa. M
Charleston
W. Va
Jefferson County
Louisville
N.A.M
Boy Newsboy Wins Back Dollar From Soviet Consul
In San Francisco 13 year old Jimmy Allen pressed the Soviet Consul General Konstantin Efremov to return 1.25 dollars for papers. After waiting on the sidewalk he faced Efremov and aides as they left the 302 room consulate and received his money.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Allen
Jimmy
Jend- Kease
Konstantin Efremov
Russia
Efremov
Ymu
Russia asserts atom bomb not monopolized by US at UN
Vishinsky told the 58 member United Nations Political Committee that the United States seeks war aims and that no state has a monopoly over atomic energy. He hinted Russia may also possess an atom bomb and criticized American plans to stockpile such weapons, urging real control over atomic energy.
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Paris
Russia
United States
Andrei
Vishinsky
United Nations
United: ‘States
America
Thomas. E. Dewey
el A
Hat
Ial Krowiedze
Hasithe
U.N
A. G
L. McNaughton
The
Commission
Golumin
Mild Spell Nears End
Weather brief notes the end of a mild spell with scattered showers through tomorrow morning. It will clear and cool by afternoon with low tonight around 55 and near 40 tomorrow night. Meteorologist Andrew Keller cites two weak cold fronts and a high pressure region west of Lake Michigan.
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Andrew .P. Keller
Atlantic
Lake Michigan
Making Him Forget Frederick in Joplin Dinner Quote
Jordan a Kansas City meat parker remarks at a Joplin dinner that Russians claim inventions to hide being strapped for cash. He compares them to a resort hotel landlord and a guest who questions the generosity of meals.
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Jordan
Meat Parker
Kansas’ City
Joplin
Rim
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