Diplomat Seeks Reinstatement After Supreme Court Ruling
John Stewart Service, a former State Department diplomat fired in 1951 amid loyalty probes, seeks reinstatement in the U S Foreign Service. His lawyers cite the Supreme Court ruling on Dr. John R. Peters that the Loyalty Review Board overstepped its authority, arguing Service should be cleared and restored to duty.
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John Stewart Service
State Department
U. S. Foreign Service
Supreme Court
John R. Peters
Loyalty Review Board
Peters
Yale University
Public Health Service
Lasting Relief for Pile Pain Clinic Tested Ad
An advertisement promises lasting relief for pile pain backed by clinic testing. It highlights a topical treatment claimed to reduce discomfort with ongoing use and emphasizes doctor recommended care.
Missing 19 year old girl sought by police
Police seek help locating a 19 year old girl reported missing from her home. She previously worked at Davis Gardens. Citizens with information should call H-7022 or police headquarters.
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Neee Oe
Davis Gardens
Police Headquarters
Loyalty Review Board Grounds Service Loyalty Doubt
The Loyalty Review Board of the Civil Service Commission raised doubts about Service's loyalty, citing his link to the 1945 Amerasia documents. Service, cleared by a federal grand jury of passing secrets to Amerasia's editor, has fought to clear his name and regain Foreign Service reinstatement after appealing to former President Truman and pursuing court action.
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Amerasia
Otis Come
Foreign Service
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Loyalty Review Board
Terre Haute Boy Xavier Graduate
William D. Allen of Terre Haute received a Bachelor of Science degree at Xavier University’s 117th commencement. He majored in economics and served as Hoosier Club treasurer. Dr. Francis M. Forster gave the principal address. Xavier, oldest Catholic institution in Ohio, is run by Jesuit fathers since 1840.
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Francis M. Forster
Georgtown University
Ohio
United States
James F. Maguire
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Senate Vote Falls Short on Public Housing Plan
Senate debate centers on a Democratic plan to fund 135 000 housing units annually for four years with Capehart proposing a two year 35 000 unit rate substitute. The Banking Committee backed the Democratic bill while the floor fight signals a tight margin and GOP expectations of a narrow victory. The message includes related actions on graft inquiries and federal appropriations.
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G.O.P
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Capehart
Eisenhower
Senate
Chicago
Harry Lev
Air Force
Raymond Wool
Labor and Welfare Departments
House
National Institutes of Health
Surgeon General cites errors in polio vaccine testing
Atlantic City June 7 1947 U S Surgeon General Leon Scheele admits errors in safety testing of the Salk polio vaccine noting reports on bad batches were not filed and the licensing review failed to capture full data He says four manufacturers vaccines have reached about five million children with no untoward effects and that some polio cases after vaccination may be coincidental while excess cases tied to Cutter material are studied.
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Ee Oeer
Scheele
American Medical Assn
Cutter Laboratories
Whitfield's Trust Controversy Probed by Committee
A committee investigates Whitfield's links to an estate where he served as trustee, focusing on decisions and potential conflicts raised by his stewardship. The inquiry aims to clarify duties and any improper actions connected to the estate.
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U S Clears Lilly Polio Vaccine for 1 Million Doses
The U S government approves immediate distribution of about one million cubic centimeters of Eli Lilly polio vaccine. National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis orders rapid shipment to New Jersey, Maine, Montana, the Dakotas, and later to eight Southern and Western states for second doses. A third booster is planned seven months later.
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Indiana Without 2nd Round Supply
INDIANAPOLIS June 7 Indiana was left without any new supply of Salk polio vaccine for a second round of shots though Eli Lilly & Co. received clearance on a million doses. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis ordered vaccine to 13 states with the first round shots planned for five northern states and second round for eight southern states.
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Boy Drowns While Swimming in Indiana Pond
Bobby Joe Robinson aged 12 from Austin drowned Monday while swimming in a pond on the west edge of Scottsburg Indiana. A local incident report notes a fatal accidental drowning.
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Ind
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Austin
Ford and UAW Reach Three Year Guaranteed Wage Pact
Ford Motor Co. agrees to a three year plan to fund unemployment benefits and wage boosts totaling 6 to 8 cents a year, with a living cost adjustment clause. The deal aims to curb labor strife and set a pattern for auto and mass production industries amid inflation concerns.
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National Assn. of Manufacturers
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Ford Motor Co
Unnamed Strikers Stage Pre-Dead Line Walkout at Cleveland Plant
Local leaders call the action unauthorized after about 200 pickets formed a line at a Chevrolet division plant in Cleveland, aiming to protest the disciplinary suspension of a worker. They claimed attempts to recall workers to the job.
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Chevrolet
Ford contract cost breakdown details 20 cent wage rise
The UAW released a line by line breakdown prepared by Nat Weinberg showing how the 20 cent per hour rise was reached at Ford. Items include 6.2 cents for annual improvement factor, 5 cents for guaranteed unemployment compensation, 4.5 cents for pension, 1.3 cents for eliminating wage inequities, 1.2 cents for health insurance, 0.8 cents for holiday pay, 0.8 cents for shift premium, and 0.2 cents for vacation improvements.
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Ford Motor Co
Nat Weinberg
U.A.W
Bread Recipe Note on Orange Marmalade Dots
A home kitchen tip describes dotting a pan of baking powder bran bread with orange marmalade, leaving several inches between each spoonful before baking. The instruction suggests a sweetened crust or pockets to pair with coffee.
Midwest Shrouded by Murky Rain
Rain and murk spread from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico with heavy downpours in the South. In Chicago a bus skidded on a slick street, injuring 17. Hail and tornado warnings affected several Midwest areas as fog and caution urged motorists to slow down. Temperatures remained hot in California deserts despite cooler trends elsewhere.
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Stolen Indianapolis Auto Found Here
Chief Deputy Sheriff Jim Elliott said an abandoned 1949 Mercury found along the Wabash river road near the Pennsylvania Rail Road bridge was reported stolen by Indianapolis resident William West Jr. The doors were unlocked and the trunk rifled, with the owner planning to claim the car later. Deputies Crock and Foltz reported the findings.
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Wabash River
Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge
Indianapolis
William West, Jr
Joseph Crock
Raymond Foltz
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