Trial by newspaper sparks debate on press access
Judge Rifkind critiques press intrusion as reporters widely covered the first Hiss trial, arguing British practice limits discussion during trials. He contrasts press freedom with judicial independence, noting the U S system of appointed federal judges and long tenure.
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Simon H. Rifkind
New York
Star Chamber
George Sokolsky
Hiss
Washington
Rifkind
England
Medina
Press and courts must stay free as watchdogs
George Sokolsky argues judges fear press overreach yet the press serves the public by uncovering facts before and after trials. He cites Judge Rifkind on impartiality and urges cooperation among bench, bar, and press to sustain a free, uncensored judiciary and press.
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Felix Frankfurter
Rifkind
King Features Syndicate
26 Nurses Quit at Mahoning TB Sanitarium
Trustees of the Mahoning County tuberculosis sanitarium will meet soon to resolve a dispute after 26 nurses resigned effective August 21. Dr. William Newcomer, the medical director, said he would quit when his contract ends December 31. The nurses charged ignored suggestions, poor pay, and lack of scientific cleanliness at the hospital.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
G I Joe learns Korea foes are tougher than expected
In Korea, U S troops shifted from contempt to respect for North Korean fighters after initial clashes. Gooks shown capable of guerrilla and modern armored warfare, outmatching two under strength American companies. Air power kept the venture from disaster, prompting questions on ground tools and mechanized gear.
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U.S
G.I
WA. S
Korea
Police Action War Echoes In Boise Home Eight Years On
A Boise family reacts to a Korea police action as if at war. Inez and Louise bring updates on Lt. Col. Frank C. Sinsel, a veteran of Africa and Europe, now part of another conflict. The piece contrasts public labels with personal loss and the shadow of past battles.
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Idao
Korea
Army
United Nations
Inez Nose Louise
Ft. Lewis
Frank C. Sinsel
Louise
Sally
Kit
Fedala
Stella
Casablanca
Anzio
D.S.C
Europe
Germany
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Women wait as Korea shifts to police action
Inez Robb notes a warlike mood as she leaves to join her lieutenant husband in Korea. The writer recalls World War II camp moves and laments the label police action. Relatives, including Rose and Aunt Nell, dread broadcasts and worry about sons called to service.
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Rose
Korea
Nell
Frank
International News Service
G I Soldier Faces Unfamiliar Korea War Realities
Hal Boyle portrays American GI in Korea feeling like a stranger in a war he did not start. He battles unfamiliar customs terrain and language while the Army rushes to arm and deploy him. A dusty captain and a front line doughboy reveal growing resolve amid rapid withdrawal and unclear indoctrination.
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G.I
New Jobless Benefit Claims Rise in Ohio Week
New unemployment claims in Ohio rose for the week ended August 5 with 144 new claims in Canton, up from 125, while continued claims fell to 1,126 from 1,259. Statewide, 8,068 new claims were filed and continued claims totaled 51,933, down 3,992 from the prior week.
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Canton
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
India Finds Manganese Reserve In Bihar State
India’s Geological Survey of India reports manganese reserves near Kalahandi in Bihar State totaling about one million tons. The survey also notes ongoing oil exploration extending to the Andaman Islands.
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India
New Delhi
Kalahandi
Bihar
Geological Survey of India
Andaman Islands
Nebraska Democratic Victor Still Undecided
In Omaha on August 10 AP report shows Walter R. Raecke leading Terry Carpenter by about 1,027 votes for the Nebraska Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Raecke held 26,679 votes from 2,032 of 2,074 precincts while Carpenter had 25,642, leaving final result to the canvassing board meeting August 29.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Val Peterson
Walter R. Raecke
Central City
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Raecke
Carpenter
Singapore Balloon Sparks Saucer Panic Test Flight
A white object seen about two miles up caused a scare in Singapore with many residents reporting a flying saucer sighting. Meteorological Department balloons carrying recording instruments for upper atmosphere density tests were later identified as the source of the UFO report.
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Singapore
Meterological Department
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