Fifteen Aliens Surrender on Bail Forfeiture in NYC
In New York Aug 3 fifteen of thirty nine accused aliens surrendered as the Justice Department voided all bonds posted by the Civil Rights Congress bail fund, labeling it subversive. The 110000 posted for defendants faces deportation for Communist ties. Most surrendered in New York with others in Boston and Philadelphia. several were excused, and all must post new bonds or face jail.
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New York
Civil Rights Congress
Attorney General’s Office
Communist Party
Congress
Detroit
J. Howard McGrath
Justice Department
Boston
Philadelphia
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ellis Island
Gus Hall
Robert Thompson
Henry Winston
Gilbert Green
Alexander Bittelman
Betty Gannett
Gerhardt Eisler
Congress Bail Fund
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Red “Angel
Dashiell Hammett
W. Alphaeus Hunton
Abner Green
Perry Volunteer Firemen Build Home Made Pumper Truck
Perry Township volunteer firemen designed and built a 600 gallon pumper at about 40 percent less than factory cost. The unit, with two way radios and linked to Stark County sheriff, required about 200 man hours from 30 active firemen and is awaiting its baptism under fire.
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Joe Schott
Bob Miller
B. F. Jedel
Perry Township
Reedurban
Navarre
Stark County Sheriff's Office
Ohio Promoter Reiterates McCarthy Dice Debt Elimination
Ohio promoter Bob Byers Sr. updated a bankruptcy hearing narrative asserting Senator McCarthy once lost $5,500 in a dice game with Byers’ son and later recovered the losses through a double or nothing bet. Byers claimed several Columbus men witnessed the game and tied McCarthy to a profitable booklet arrangement with Lustron Corp.
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Ohio
McCarthy
Columbus
Bob Byers Sr
Joseph R. McCarthy
Byers
Wisconsin
Bob Jr
Washington
McCarty
Byers Sr
U. S. Marine Corps
Clark Wideman
Lustron Corp
WJZ-TV Boosts Power and Empire State Mast Use
WJZ-TV will begin transmitting with maximum 5 kilowatt power from a new Empire State building mast on August 9. ABC says FCC authorization boosts signal strength about five and a half times, improving reception in fringe areas and enabling more indoor antennas.
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New York
INS
Wjz-Tv
American Broadcasting Co
Empire State Building
ABC
Robert E. Kintner
Federal Communications Commission
Frank Marx
Network
U A W Expels 14 for Rebellion in Detroit
Fourteen members of the C I C United Auto Workers were ousted as rebels after a union trial. Seven were expelled for life, seven suspended five years with $100 fines. A majority voted to remain in the U A W, amid conflicts with John L Lewis United Mine Workers. Some sought NLRB decertification.
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Detroit
C.I.C
United Auto Workers
U.A.W
U.A. W
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Leland
Allen Industries, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Veterans May Continue Five-Year Term Policies
Veterans of both world wars may indefinitely renew their five-year term life insurance policies under laws signed by President Truman. The change removes the requirement to convert to permanent policies after the initial term, allowing continual renewals every five years.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
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