Witness Barred in Hiss Cham bers Case Debate
The House committee splits over reopening the Hiss Cham bers case with three Republicans and one Democrat favoring limited probing. They seek to question Mrs Hede Massing, former wife of Communist leader Gerhart Eisler, who fled last May. Judge Samuel barred the witness in the Alger Hiss perjury trial.
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House UN- American Activities Committee
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Georgia
Hede Massing
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New York
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State Department
Hiss
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Chambers speaks on hay farm amid Hiss case turmoil
Whittaker Chambers, former Time editor now farming in Westminster, says he has been destroying himself to help preserve the nation. The piece notes Hiss charges, testimony disputes, and a renewed push by Rep Case to call Mrs. Massing, with GOP and Democratic supporters weighing in on testimony and secrecy.
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Time Magazine
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South Dakota
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Hiss
Moulder
Missouri
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Hungarian Forest Manager Survives War Flight and DP Camps
Ensign Koller recounts a 43 day boxcar odyssey with fellow soldiers and years of confinement in a POW camp. He fled German control with his family in 1944 to Budapest Sopron and Bavaria dodging Russian advances and air raids. After years as forester and supervisor, his wife Adrienne died in a German hospital. he now seeks naturalization and work in conservation or related fields.
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Paulette
Paul
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Germany
Carpathians
Mr. Koller
Hungary
Sopron
Kollers
Austria
Bavaria
Nature
Consul Faces Scuffle Aftermath and Shanghai Foreigner Policy
The report details Olive’s reduced charges from seven to four for a police station scuffle, with three days jail already served after being beaten and jailed for resisting police during an ink bottle incident. It also notes R R Matheson of Shanghai Tramway Co being freed after three weeks for assaulting an employee. The piece concludes with a shift in Communist behavior toward foreigners in Shanghai, including censorship and face-saving measures affecting Americans.
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Olive
R. R. Matheson
Shanghai Tramway Co
Shanghai
Former Judge Backs Court in Perjury Trial
In New York a former war secretary and judge praised Judge Kaufman as fair amid criticism from two congressmen after a deadlocked Hiss perjury trial jury. Hiss plans long rest in Baltimore and Peacham Vermont after six weeks of testimony and a sudden ruling excluding Mrs. Hede Massing.
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Samuel H. Kaufman
Agler Hiss
Robert P. Patterson
Kaufman
Washington
Patterson
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
California
Francis Case
South Dakota
House un-American Activities Committee
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Hede Massing
Gerhart Eisler
Hiss
Massing
Association of the Bar of
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
State Department
Baltimore
Peacham
U. S
Thomas F. Murphy
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Murphy
Case
un-American Activities Committee
Milner Hotel Woman Seized On Suspicion Charge
Mrs. Mabel L. Strong aged 26, of the Milner Hotel, was arrested Saturday night on a charge of being a suspicious person. Police say she admitted soliciting men in Skid Row bars.
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Mabel L. Strong
Milner Hotel
Weather Report from Akron Canton Airport extends cloudy heat
Continued cloudy warm and humid this morning will give way to cooler conditions with scattered showers later. High near 85, low around 65. Monday clears and milder. Temperatures across cities show warm readings with highs in the 70s to 90s and a 93 degree Canton reading from a year ago. Almanac data notes sunrise and sunset times along with celestial events.
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Des Moines
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Seattle
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Fair
Permanent Syria Israel Peace Near. Armistice May Become Enduring Pact
Haifa, Israel. Syrian and Israeli negotiators expect to sign a permanent peace settlement next week, after weeks of talks toward an armistice. Egypt, Lebanon, Transjordan, and Iraq already concluded armistices earlier this year. A permanent settlement would formally end the war.
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Israel
Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
Trans- Jordan
Iraq
Speeding Charge Filed Against Robert E. Garrett
Robert E. Garrett aged 18 of RD 5 Canton was arrested Saturday for speeding 55 mph on Navarre Road SW from Clarendon Avenue to Maryland Avenue police said.
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Robert E. Garrett
RD 5
Canton
Navarre Rd
Clarendon Ave
Maryland Ave
Speeding Ticket Jobs Driver of 1924 Ford
Carl Lipinski, 58, was stopped in Cleveland after a patrolman clocked his 1924 Model T Ford at 57 mph. Lipinski contended the car could not go faster than 20 with a tailwind. The vehicle was impounded as unsafe, and Lipinski is due in court Friday on the unsafe car charge.
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Cleveland
Carl Lipinski
Charles Vrana
Lipinski
Vrana
Move To Oust Scott Reported Move To Oust Scott Reported
Pittsburgh dispatch reports about 25 Republicans on the national committee met to push Representative Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania from the party chairmanship. Taft and Stassen supporters plan a graceful bow out or a special meeting to choose a successor if Scott declines. Scott has led since June 1948 after Dewey nomination. Pennsylvania figures backed him in party leadership.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Republican National Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Taft
Stassen
The
Post-Gazette
Shooting Ends Southeast Fray
Aaron Bivins, 28, of 408 Schwalm Ave NE, in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a body bullet wound in an argument on Liberty Ave SE. The suspect, a 36-year-old Canton man, surrendered at police headquarters after a manhunt. Bivins, riding in a car with three others, confronted his estranged wife Julia May when he was shot as he turned away. The three passengers were detained for questioning.
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Aaron Bivins
Schwalm Ave NE
Mercy Hospital
Liberty Ave
Canton
Bivins
Julia May
Moonlight Gardens Concert Series Returns in July Nights
The Nazir Grotto Band directed by Charles Lotz will close the series with a lake concert on Wednesday August 10 and repeat the same two nights at the institutions. Canton Symphony is not on the roster due to Louis Lane's Europe trip. three years of free concerts funded from recording royalties continue with about 50000 total attendance and union pay to musicians. Moonlight Gardens events start at 8 pm lasting 90 minutes with 4000 seats. rain moves the program to the pavilion. Institution concerts begin at 730 pm with Molly Stark lasting 90 minutes and the state hospital one hour.
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Charles Lotz
the Lake
Symphony
Canton Symphony Orchestra
Louis Lane
Europe
Weeks
Samuel Rosenbaum
Philadelphia
U. S. Department of Justice
Moonlight Gardens
Molly Stark
State Hospital
Escalator Clause Renewal Seen Unlikely for GM Pact
Milwaukee July 9 AP The United Auto Workers likely will not renew escalator pay clauses when its General Motors contract expires next year. UAW President Walter Reuther, at the convention eve, urged elimination of factionalism in the union and outlined a plan to raise a strike fund to as much as 10.09 million dollars, funded by a dues increase from 1.50 to 2 dollars monthly. He defended the GM settlement as a fundamental gain and reported rising union membership and funds since the last convention.
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General Motors
U A.W
Walther Reuther
Reuther
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C. A Electrical
Bureau of Labor Statistics
R. J. Thomas
George F. Addes
Richard T. Leonard
Thomas
Leonard
Addes
Emil Mazey
Richard T. Gosser
John W. Livingston
U.A.W
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Paterson
Lawer
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