Red in Court Admits Russia Curbs Liberty
In New York July 6 AP Gilbert Green Illinois Communist chief testified in a conspiracy trial that free speech has limits in this country and cannot denounce socialism in Red Square He admitted writing a 1934 article urging overthrow of American capitalism and Soviet America under Young Communist League leadership The defense argued the article predates the Smith Act and the indictment Judge Me dina overruled, allowing the article to show Green's intent
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Fishing clash ends in death on border waters
Crisfield fisherman Earl Nelson, 60, shot and died after a Virginia deputy and a conservation plane encountered him while crabbing illegally near the Virginia Maryland border. Maryland says Nelson was in his home waters. Virginia says he wrestled for a rifle, leading to the accidental shot. Investigations ordered by governors, with meetings in Crisfield and Salisbury.
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Wheat Council To Start Grain Stabilization Plan
The International Wheat Council returned to Washington to implement a newly ratified agreement to stabilize bread grain prices and supplies. It uses export quotas and price bands, promising the United States a yearly market of 168 million bushels if signatory importing countries ratify it. by yesterday about 74 percent of the 456 million bushel annual export movement was formalized.
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Tri-State Evangelistic Rally to Be Held in Malvern
The Church of Christ announces a three session Tri-State Evangelistic Rally in Malvern on Tuesday. The event will be conducted in three separate sessions at the Malvern Church of Christ starting July 6.
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Mineral City Methodist Minister Resigns Post
Rev. O. L. Williams of Mineral City retires after 45 years in the ministry. A graduate of Scio Mt Union College he began his career at Germany and later led the Bolivar Methodist Church before stepping down.
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Death of Railway President in Japan
In Tokyo on July 6 AP reports that Sadanori Shimoyama, president of the Japan Railway Corp., is believed murdered after his dismembered body was found along a rail line five miles from a downtown department store. Authorities note anonymous threats tied to his firing of 30,000 workers, with debate over suicide versus foul play.
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Baby Killed as Flames Sweep Kentucky Home
Seventeen month old Frieda Joy Bloomfield perished in a house fire in Garrison Kentucky along the Ohio River. Her mother Mrs Jesse Bloomfield was briefly away at a grocery and the 7 year old sister escaped to the yard. Probable cause heating from a coal stove.
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