Justice Dept. states 12000 cases on file in Smith Act decision
Whearty said the justice department has 12 000 possible cases on file. McGrath declined to say when or how he will proceed but praised aides and called it a good day for loyal citizens and a bad day for conspirators. Dennis vows Supreme Court rehearing and calls decision thought control. FBI cites 42000 Communist dues paying members. list of convicted leaders is given with sentences.
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Justice Department
McGrath
Department
New York
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party of the
United States
Supreme Court
Dennis
Truman Court
Nazi Germany
Communist Party
FBI
Benjamin J. Davis Jr
Gilbert Green
Robert G. Thompson
John Gates
John B. Williamson
Carl Winter
Gus Hall
Jacob Stachel
Henry Winston
Irving Potash
Thompson
William Z. Foster
Justment Department
Black and
Douglas
Justice Clark
Too Many Musicians Idle Says Petrillo
James Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians told the 54th annual A F M convention that too many professionals are being trained for available jobs He urged parents to curb lessons aimed at pay rather than fun and proposed federal subsidies for musical programs to ease musician unemployment.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
Petrillo
A.F.L. American Federation of Musicians
A.F.M
Commuter Logs 70 Mile Daily College Run
William Burdette of Lookout West Virginia travels about 70 miles daily to West Virginia Tech for four years. He commutes the rugged one way distance 35 miles each school day, with a round trip taking over two hours.
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Montgomery
W. Va
U.P
William Burdette
Burdette
Lookout
West Virginia Tech
Truman Calls Special Parley On Beef Prices
President Truman convenes a White House conference with top mobilization and economic officials and a private beef producers group to discuss beef prices. Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson Economic Stabilizer Erick Johnston and Price Controller Michael V. DiSalle will participate. DiSalle noted beef shortages were likely overestimated by packers and cattlemen, citing a 160 city survey showing adequate retail beef readily available.
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Washington
Truman
White House
M. J. Flynn
Kansas City Livestock Commission
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Erick Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Maine
California
Ambulance Crash Kills Woman in Evansville
Mrs. Mary Gerstein, 61, died when an ambulance en route to Welborn Baptist Hospital collided with a car near the hospital. Five people injured including the ambulance crew and Mrs Gerstein's mother and daughter. Driver Ellis Thompson, 34, charged with failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. Coroner orders autopsy and inquest to determine death cause.
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Evansville
Ind
U.2
Mary Gerstein
Welborn Baptist Hospital
Vanderburgh County
Herman Combs
Gerstein
Ellis Thompson
Folsomville
Thompson
Pioneer in speech teaching dies at 95
Thomas C. Trueblood of Salem Indiana and Earlham College fame died at 95 in Bradenton Florida. A University of Michigan professor for 42 years he pioneered college speech instruction and coached golf 35 years. He devised the Locomotive college cheer and retired from teaching in 1926 though coaching golf until 1936. His brother Edwin P. Trueblood a fellow speech educator also died this year in Richmond Indiana.
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Bradenton
Fla
Thomas C. Trueblood
Salem
Ind
Earlham
University of Michigan
Michigan
Edwin P. Trueblood
Richmond
Emeritius of
Earlam
De Gasperi Party Wins Slim Victory in Sicily
Premier Alcide De Gasperi's Christian Democrat party gains a narrow win in Sicily's regional assembly elections, securing 666,128 votes to 644,752 for the Communist-led bloc from unofficial interior ministry returns. The margin totals 21,376 votes across 2,133,378 ballots cast.
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Palermo
Sicily
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrat Party
Interior Ministry
People’s Bloc
City Plans Ban On Peddlers In Low-Cut Dresses
Belvidere Illinois officials move to draft an ordinance banning door to door salesmen after a U P dispatch noted a Supreme Court decision on anti peddlers. Alderman George Heineman cited a crew of young women pressing magazine subscriptions and targeting men in public places.
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Belvidere
Ill
U.P
Supreme Court
Corporation Coungel Walker Oakley
United Press
United States Supreme Court
Alexandria
George Heineman
Heineman
Rites Set for Edgar R. Mechling
Edgar Rutherford Mechling aged 38 died at 707 West Prospect Avenue Davis Gardens after a Tuesday morning illness. Survived by wife Mildred Irene six children parents and siblings. a Wiley High School graduate and World War II veteran he worked six years at the U S Penitentiary. Funeral arrangements set with burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery.
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West Prospect Avenue
Davis Gardens
Mildred Irene
Ruth Lucille
Virginia Lee
Edgar Jr
Rex Alan
Gerald Eugene
Edgar B. Mechling
Murrita
Calif
James E. Boyd
Santa Ana
Vernon Smith
Rex
Thomas Mabler
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Siamese Shot Identified as Cat Worth 100 Dollars
West Springfield Mass A wildcat shot by William La Far proved to be Tracy Page s pet Siamese cat Jens valued at one hundred dollars.
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West Springfield
Mass
U.P
William la Far
Tracy Page
Jens
Saint Mary's Graduation Honors 1951 52 Scholars
Saint Mary of the Woods announcements list scholarship recipients for the 1951 52 year. Awards include the Mother Mary Raphael Craigie Gunn Mitchell Alumnae and Mary Fendrick Hulman scholarships plus Indiana honor tuition grants and high school teacher licenses. Graduates hail from 19 states plus DC and abroad.
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Indianapolis
Lois Guertin
Chicago
Rosemary Griffith
East Patterson
N. J
Suzanne Smith
the Immaculate Seminary
Washington, D. C
Mother Mary Raphael
Jean Fuqua
Saint Frances Academy
Owensboro
Craigie Gunn Mitchell
Maureen Sullivan
Holy Angels Academy
Milwaukee
Wis
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
Marguerite Rapp Sullivan
Beverly Waldron
Silver Lake Consolidated School
Ayrshire
Iowa
Mary Fendrick Hulman
Anton Hulman
Terre Haute
Indiana
Elizabeth Hodgesang
Jasper
Samuella Dingley
Carolyn Grannan
Washington
Dorothy Hein
Patricia Weber
Evansville
Jean Banks
Joan Heath
Mary Elizabeth Hahn
Lakewood
Ohio
Patricia Haley
Des Moines
Margaret Meehan
Shelbyville
Mary Nell O’connell
Fort Worth
Tex
Elaine Pollard
Fairhaven
Mass
Berenice Reed
Memphis
Tenn
Carolyn Sonderman
Wilmington
N.C
Duffey
Etienne
Hughey
Rehnen
Joanne Marie Campbell
Janesville
Mary Louise Coburn
Grosse Pointe Park
Mich
Mary Angela Crowley
Peoria
Ill
Joan Lewis
Marshall
Agnita Elizabeth Lill
Rochester
N. Y
Julia Margaret Rooney
Lawrenceville
Patricia Anne Stack
Superior
Janice Mary Temborius
Fort Madison
Mary Louise Underriner
Effingham
District of Columbia
Panama
Philippine Islands
Mexico
China
Ukraine
Cold Shoulder for Red Academics
East German workers and peasants faculties struggle to recruit locally as universities recruit West German students instead. Officials push ideological schooling to form a Communist elite, but many in the zone resist the program.
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Berlin
West Germany
Soviet Zone
Death notice of Mrs Rosa Wilson Bright former West Terre Haute resident
Relatives report the death of Mrs Rosa Wilson Bright at her Savannah Georgia home 2237 East Waldbuidge Street She is survived by husband Louis eight children mother Mrs Della Straugh three sisters Ethel Childress Lillie Crombie Beulah Wyrick and three brothers Earl Ben and Henry Bright Funeral services and burial will be in Savannah.
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Rosa Wilson Bright
West Terre Haute
East Waldbuidge Street
Savannah
Georgia
Louis
Della Straugh
Ethel Childress
Lillie Crombie
Beulah Wyrick
Earl
Ben
Henry Bright
Funeral services for Milt Hathaway set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Milt Hathaway, who died Saturday, will be held at 10 o clock Wednesday morning at Isaac Ball Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery. He is survived by a sister, Mrs Edna Hancock of Hymera.
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Milt Hathaway
Isaac Ball
Woodlawn Cemetery
Edna Hancock
Hymera
Funeral services for Mrs Lena Dale
Funeral services for 74 year old Mrs Lena Dale, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 30 Wednesday morning at the Gillis Memory Chapel. Burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery.
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Lena Dale
Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Miss Agnes Vietor 68 Dies in Marshall Illinois
Agnes C Vietor aged 68 died at her home 416 South Eighth Street Marshall Illinois. She is survived by a brother Albert Vietor of Paris Illinois. The body was taken to Moore Funeral Home rosary to be recited 8 PM CST Tuesday. Requiem mass at 9 AM CST Wednesday at St Mary's Church. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery Paris.
Funeral services for Wanda Rose Bostick
Miss Wanda Rose Bostick 17 of R R 2 Farmersburg died from auto accident injuries. Funeral services held at 2 PM CST Wednesday at Farmersburg Methodist Church with burial in West Lawn Cemetery. Body returned to residence by Wood Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon.
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Farmersburg
Ind
Wanda Rose Bostick
Farmersburg Methodist Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Wood Funeral Home
Papagos May Change Mind About Command Return
Athens June 5 Premier Sophocles Venizelos said there is a fifty fifty chance Field Marshal Alexander Papagos will resume command of Greece’s armed forces. Venizelos spoke after talks with King Paul and U.S. Ambassador John Puerifoy who has pressed for Papagos’ return. Observers see the palace walkout as aiding Papagos’ possible return to duty.
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Sophocles Venizelos
Alexander Papagos
Greece
Venizelos
King Paul
U.S
John E. Puerifoy
Puerifoy
Papagos
Paul
Sister Madeline Rose Anger Dies at 90 in Indiana
Sister Madeline Rose Anger 90, a music teacher and long-time member of the Sisters of Providence, died at St. Mary of the Woods. Entered the order in 1888, taught at St. Marys Academy, St. Agnes Chicago, Immaculata Washington, and retired at St. Mary of the Woods College. Funeral at St. Mary of the Woods with Rev. Robert Burkholder presiding. Burial in the convent cemetery. nephew Charles Anger of Port Huron attends with his wife.
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Madeline Rose Anger
St. Mary-of-the- Woods
Sisters of Providence
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Agnes High School
Chicago
Immaculatea Seminary
Washington, D.C
St. Mary of-the-Woods College
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Robert Burkholder
Knox
Michigan
Convent
Charles Anger
Port Huron
Mich
Steel Needs 5000 Tons Annually for Global Razor Blade Production
The article notes that about 5,000 tons of steel are required each year to produce razor blades for worldwide demand, highlighting material supply as a key factor in blade manufacturing.
Acheson Orders aides to clear all speeches
Washington June 5 The State Department says Secretary Acheson has asked assistant secretaries to handle all future speeches on controversial topics. The move follows Assistant Secretary Dean Rusk’s New York speech seen by critics as signaling greater U S aid to the Chinese Nationalists and a policy shift.
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State Department
Acheson
Dean Rusk
New York
U.S
Almost-blind repairman uses skin to light neon tube
Albany report that Francis Helmes a 31 year old radio repairman who is almost blind can generate light by placing his finger on a 1,000 volt cell. He claims to have developed a resistance to electric shock through his work and shows a neon tube lighting when touched.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Francis Helmes
Eye Lens Counts For Bees And Drones
The worker bee possesses about 3000 to 4000 lenses in its eyes while the drone ranges from 7000 to 8000 lenses, highlighting differences in visual capacity between sexes.
Wage Dispute Settled After 20 Minute Strike
Workers at several phone company installations in Illinois and Oklahoma ended a brief work stoppage after 20 minutes. The dispute centered on 11 proposed contract changes from Southwestern. Supervisors ran operations during the walkout while federal conciliators watched.
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St. Clair County
Southwestern
Shawnee
Okla
Debora h Ann Sargent Grows Eighth Tooth Early
In St. Louis seven month old Deborah Ann Sargent is reported to be developing her eighth tooth. She reportedly had her first tooth at two months old, marking an unusually rapid dental development for her age.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Deborah Ann Sargent
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