LAWSON CONTEMPT HEARING IN HUAC TALKS
In Washington the House Un American Activities Committee held John Howard Lawson in contempt for refusing to answer questions about Hollywood Communist activities. The full committee may decide the action, with potential penalties including fines and up to a year in jail. The witness argued the question infringed private citizen rights. The session proceeded with protests and tabled testimony.
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Washington (P
House Un-American Activities Committee
John Howard Lawson
Robert J. Bltipling
Hollywood
Choirraan Thameay
Congress
Thomas
Lawson
Aroge
Chaiy
Louis J. Russell
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Cohunn 3
Hero Rides in Dead Silence on Avenue of Heroes
A grim Sunday parade through a city avenue honors fallen heroes amid an eerie hush as thousands line the route. The text describes the funerallike silence, the somber crowd, and the contrast with the usual celebration of living champions.
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Meyer
Russia Defeat Fails Warmonger Plan in United Nations
A chaotic session of the General Assembly saw critics dismiss the Soviet antiwar plan as reckless. Russia’s resolution, backed by Greece and Turkey, was rejected in rapid succession as Western powers, led by France and the United States, pushed back on the motion and demanded reforms. The vote sequence halted the Soviet proposal and sparked debates over future actions and elections.
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Russia
United Nations
United States
Greece
Turkey
General Assembly
Charles
Armen % Ziering
Orme Alte Tay
France
Australia
Canada
Prance
Acelyciutior
Anttoman Assembly
Cep
Lond
DeGaulle
Frenett People
Sunway
Break for Ladies and Air Powder Ingredient Report
A Tokyo report notes a public health warning as Mount Aso erupts and issues about airborne particles. Fujita reports high percents of a controversial ingredient used in making women’s face powder, prompting scrutiny of cosmetics safety.
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Thie Cape
Aso
Papen
A DE Fujita
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky Seeks War Propaganda Clamp
Fragmentary text indicates a note that a joint resolution should include a clause to prevent freedom of speech and the press from spreading propaganda for a new war. The excerpt is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full context.
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Andre Y. Vishinsky
Today’s features and editorial notes in British cost mines
The page lists features and editorials across sections with references to war, domestic topics, and regular features. It notes page placements for today including classifieds, music, society news, sports, and pictures on page 10.
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Aterguls Childs
Bis’ Bm
Paar
Noay Comite
Ida Jean Hain
Dr. Bragg Crosword
Marr
UN Committee Arrives at Batavia Java
The United Nations Commission arrives at Batavia with hopes to secure a peaceful settlement of the Dutch Indonesian conflict. Lt. Gov H J Yaw Mook and Indonesian Vice Premier A Gani greet the delegation at Batavia airport along with banking representatives from opposing sides.
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Java
UPA
Threepower
United Nations Eommission Jseeklex
Commission J
IscHoks
Lt. Gov
HJ Yaw. Mook
Netherlands East Indies
A. & Gani
MIKOLAJCZYK Escape Probe Under Way in Poland
Warsaw government spokesman said an inquiry is underway to learn how Stanialaw Mikolajczyk, leader of the Polish Peasant party, escaped the country. The whereabouts of Mikolajczyk and his party officials remain unknown as investigators probe possible frontier guard negligence. A Foreign Office spokesman in London said Britain would grant asylum if needed.
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Lawson Jedind
Thomas
Warsaw
UPH
Stanialaw
Mikola J Gcnyk
Polish Peasant Party
Mikelajczyk
Guardeloc
Mikelajcnyk
Mikalajcayke
Wrethier Mikalajcayke
Tn Lantion
Ernest Bevin
E 'Commons
Great Britain
Mikael
Tajesyic
White House to convene 100 leaders on aid and prices
A White House led conference gathered 100 business, labor, agriculture and media figures to discuss U S economic problems at home and abroad. Officials including John R Steelman and Charles Bohlen were to speak on policy objectives while discussions focus on immediate Europe aid and curbing rising prices.
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White House
Waders
Uhu
Charles G. Ross
Trmaj
Europe
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Noss
Marshall
United States
John R. Steelman
Charles Mortimer
Chaiman
Charles E
Menry Ford
Ford Molon Tombany
Athor
National Grange
Powler Mes Cormick
Boar of Nation
Chealye Davis
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
University Prevdents
Greece Plane Crash Kills 44 Amid Mountain Rescue
A Skymaster flying Istanbul to Rome struck a 4,000 foot peak southeast of Athens, killing 44 aboard including two Americans. ABA said 6 passengers and eight crew were aboard. crew included Swedes led by Capt. Kennet John Douglas. Rescue teams searched the wreckage as weather hindered recovery efforts. The Greek air crash prompted ongoing search and weather warnings from Manila to the Attica region.
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Giavk
Aix
Kennet John Douglas
AM Forgh
Skymaster
Attica
Hassanj
al Port
Strom
Istanbul
Rome
My. Warner
Ruths
Speci
Mercury
Pholall
Wade
18 Aboard In Storm Near Alaska Coast vanishes
Weather and sea conditions battered the Alaska region as Pan American Clipper flight 18 disappeared Sunday after reporting extreme turbulence. Four engines carried 13 passengers and five crew from Annette Airport near Ketchiikan with hopes of an emergency landing fading as gusts rose to 40 mph. Captain Aln Monmen, 47, a famed Alaska pilot, led the crew before the craft vanished amid a gale and heavy rain.
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Southwastern
Ketehitha
Lee
Annette
Aktad P.M
S.T
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Kétchikan
P. A. J. Clipper
Monmen
Alaaka
Mets
Pan American
Immigrants Held By Authorities After Long Ocean Arrivals
Immigrations authorities detained a group of Estonians and Latvians aboard the auxiliary schooner Svea after a 5,000 mile voyage from Sweden. The party, arrived Sunday, includes 15 men, five women and six children led by Captain Petevis Leis seeking entry to the United States.
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Avesy Pala
Booing Crowd Forces Eisler Talk Cancellation in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey a large booing crowd and police presence led to a Chancery Court order canceling a Communist meeting supposed to feature Gerhart Eisler. About 6,000 spectators gathered outside the Contemporary Club across from the State House. 4,400 were estimated on the street. Eisler did not appear due to safety concerns as three planned speakers were escorted away.
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Trenton
N. J
Gerhardt Eisler
Bean
Invitations Out for Princess Lizabowh’s Wedding Guests
Britain’s royal circle hurriedly drafted invitations for Princess Lizabowh’s wedding and sent out about two thousand. The event, set for today, has generated anticipation as guests from various circles await details and arrangements.
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Britain
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Ravel Penning
Tats Jand
NAS Gyally
Rmma
Lizabowh
Missing Girls Found Dead After Disappearance
Atomic Energy Project officials reported two missing girls found dead on the slopes of Truchss Peak near Santa Fe New Mexico after they had been missing since Saturday. Authorities said the bodies were discovered on the mountain.
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Les Alaims
Fase
Tyra
Truchss Peak
Soviet Reds Hail Nine Nation Troop Formation
Communist rallies across Soviet Russia praised the nine nation Communist formation bureau in Belgrade as a contribution to the fight against imperialist aggression.
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Soviet Russia
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Sine
Ihe
Belgrade
Red Push Stopped Amid Severe Manchuria Operations
Peace Daily reports a Chinese Communist offensive along the Mukden to Harbin railway corridor in Manchuria. Red troops are said to be crumbling and retreating as the Imperial forces push forward, halting the Red advance in the Tengul region.
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Peace Daily
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Uhag
Forest Fire Roars Near Resort Hotel in Ulster County
A major forest blaze roared near Shawangunk Mountain in Ulster County New York, threatening the Minnewaska Mountain House and surrounding dwellings. Firefighters, aided by walkie talkies and equipment, battled shifting winds as 83 fires remained active across Orange Ulster and surrounding counties. Authorities reported 22 fatalities and $52 million in damage, with several fires set and continued vigilant monitoring though showers were forecast.
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Shawangunk Mountain
Ulster County
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VPA
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Joseph A. P. Fiseny
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Westenester
Sabotage Suspected in Air Crash Probe
Senator Owen Brewster said sabotage by Communists could have caused the plane crash that killed SX Parsons and damaged New England air routes. He, as chairman of the Senate Aviation Subcommittee, noted ideological warfare and questioned an Anchorage incident, urging further inquiry.
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Owen Brewster
SX Parsons
New England Aves
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Carl Dolas
Senate
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Utah
Pago
Cohen
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