U S Petitions To Hike Bail of 16 Communists
Sixteen Communist leaders accused of planning violent revolution in the United States were summoned to federal court to explain why their bail should not rise from 185000 to 875000. The government seeks to revoke 171000 posted by the Civil Rights Congress and to revoke bail for immigration cases as it probes missing leaders and the flight of four fugitives.
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New York
U. S
Civil Rights Congress
Congress
Hammett
Dashiell Hammett
W. Alphaeus Hunton
Learned Hand
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hunton
Senate Group
Field
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
U. S. Senate Internal Security Committee
Washington
Sylvester J. Ryan
Vincent L. Leibell
Israel Amter
Togliatti Becomes Legally Separated From Wife in Italy
Rome reports that Palmiro Togliatti and his wife Rita Montagana signed documents for legal separation in Rome's Civil Tribunal with 12 Communist parliamentarians as witnesses. The move follows their 27 year marriage, prompting speculation about future marriage to his secretary Leonildo Iotti.
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Rome
Italy
Palmiro Togliatti
Il Momento
Togliatti
Rita Montagnana
aé_éesenator
Turin
Leonildo Iotti
Two Hurt in Falls on City Trestle Incident
Police report two youths suffered injuries in separate falls Tuesday. Harry Kutscher, 11, of 1608 3rd St NE, fell from the Pennsylvania Railroad trestle between 6th and 7th streets NE at 7:15 a.m., hip abrasion noted. Carole Mae John, 17, of 1605 Shriver Ave NE, was taken to Mercy Hospital at 11 p.m. after an auto she was alighting in front of her home started, causing her to fall. X-ray exam pending.
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Harry Kutscher
3Rd St
Pennsylvania Railroad
6Th
7Th Sts
Carole Mae John
Shriver Ave NE
Mercy Hospital
Armed Chinese Guard Allied Truce Convoy At Kaesong
MUNSAN Korea July 11 AP armed Chinese guards delayed an Allied convoy to Kaesong for over an hour to protect them from guerrillas. Pfc Lewis Mizner of Cleveland said the Chinese checkpoint was five miles south of Kaesong where cease fire talks began.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
Lewis Mizner
Cleveland
Mizner
United Nations
Imjin River
G.i.’S
Kaeson
U.N
New York Bakers and Drivers End Strike Agreement
New York drivers and bakers reached a city mediated peace pact after a nine day AFL strike involving 4000 drivers. The settlement includes a 40 hour five day week for drivers and may raise loaf prices to cover overtime costs, with bakers facing wage and commission setbacks.
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New York
A.F.L
A.F.L. International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Mid-June Food Prices Hold At May Levels
Washington July 11 AP A government survey shows no change in food prices in the first two weeks of June. The Bureau of Labor Statistics special food index places mid June retail prices 0.3 percent below mid May yet 12 percent higher than a year earlier. Pork fish and eggs rose while poultry fruits vegetables and fats and oils fell.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Alaska Linked Tribes Evidence of Ancient Migration Route
Archaeological finds in Canada's Yukon Territory support that Alaska served as a corridor for a major ancient migration. Stone tools reveal a cultural connection between Siberian tribes and Indigenous groups in the American Southwest.
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Alaska
Canada
Yukon Territory
Siberia
American Southwest
Shrine Gives Time To Child Hospitals
New York reports the 77th annual Shrine convention shifts from parade revelry to hospital work. The Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine operates 17 hospitals for children in the U S Canada Mexico and Hawaii, treating over 250000 youngsters with annual costs around 3.5 million dollars funded by Shriners and donors. Officers to be elected tomorrow before more torchlight parades and celebrations.
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New York
Shriners
Madison Square Garden
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Hawaii
San Francisco
Jury Duty Mileage Question Sparks Travel Dialogue
In Irmigham on July 11 an AP report notes Deputy Sheriff A. Z. Glaze tried to summon a citizen for jury duty. A housewife asked if mileage is paid. She learns the summoned person is actually in Japan.
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Irmingham
A. Z. Glaze
Chiang to entertain Dewey on Formosa visit
Chiang Kai shek will host New York Governor Thomas E Dewey at dinner in Taipei Formosa on Saturday and officials say Dewey will likely stay about five days on the Formosa trip.
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Chiang
Dewey
Formosa
Taipeh
Chiang Kai-shek
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Firemen Answer 4 Calls In One Morning
Fire crews responded to four incidents including a car fire at Clarence Lehman’s home on 2613 6th Street SW at 2 03 a.m. A wastepaper basket fire started by a boy at Edward Grant’s 3742 6th Street SW home was extinguished by residents. A lean-to fire at 600 Tuscaranas Street East prompted firefighters at 8 25 a.m. and a trailer with waste material at 819 Market caused damage to a utility pole after catching fire behind the property.
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Clarence Lehman
6Th St
Edward Grant
Tuscaranas St E
Ferguson calls ban on cash bail for Communist leaders
Senator Ferguson urged Congress to bar cash bail for top Communist leaders convicted of conspiracy. He noted four bail-jumpers and Gert Eisler’s May 1949 flight, now an East German official. The hearings will probe Field and Lattimore, and ties to the Institute of Pacific Relations.
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Ferguson
Michigan
Congress
U. S
Gerhart Eisler
Eisler
East Germany
Senate
Internal Security
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Owen Lattimore
New York
Field
Lattimore
The
Institute
Pacific Affairs
Mag
McCarran
Nevada
Internal Security Committee
Institute of Pacific Relations
Lee
Mass
I.P.R
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
Quick Printing Camera Stuns Chinese in Kaesong
Major Angus J. Walker of the Far East Command demonstrated a Polaroid Land camera at Kaesong, printing photos within a minute. He said Communists bought the prints eagerly, while U N photographers circulated around the conference site. He exhibited three images, including Chinese delegates, a North Korean officer with an American soldier, and airstrip and helicopter crews.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
Angus J. Walker
Boston
Walker
Far East Command
United National
United Nations
U.N. House
U.N
Hula dancer seeks 150000 for film use in Kon-Tiki suit
Tahiti woman Arlette Purea Reasin sues R K O Pictures Sol Lesser Productions and Thor Heyerdahl claiming a private hula dance footage captured in Tahiti in 1947 may be used commercially in Kon Tiki without authorization. The suit names her husband John Russell Reasin, a plantation operator, and seeks 150000 dollars in damages.
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Los Angeles
Arlette Purea Reasin
John Russell Reasin
Papette
Tahiti
R-K-O Pictures, Inc
Sol Lesser Productions, Inc
Thor Heyerdahl
Heyerdahl
South Pacific
Geiger to serve as acting judge in municipal court
July 11 Sydney L Geiger attorney will act as judge of municipal court the week of July 22 while Judge Harry S Wykoff is on vacation. Geiger was appointed by Mayor Harley Ewing.
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Alliance
Sydney L. Geiger
Harry S. Wykoff
Mr. Geiger
Harley Ewing
Ingrid Bergman to Visit Her 12-Year-Old Daughter
Ingrid Bergman plans to see her daughter Pia Lindstrom, 12, in Sweden late this month. Pia and her father Dr. Peter Lindstrom prepared for the journey today. Bergman has not seen Pia since leaving Hollywood in March 1949 for Stromboli.
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Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Pia Lindstrom
Sweden
Pia
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Hollywood
Rossellini
Rome
Dr. Lindstrom
Population rise in Moazambique in Portuguese East Africa
The Moazambique population in Portuguese East Africa reached 5,730,930 as of September 1950, increasing by 17,689 since 1946.
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Portuguese East Africa
Ohio seventh in highway contracts for 1950 first ten months
Ohio ranked seventh among states in highway construction costs for the first ten months of 1950, with 471 awarded contracts covering 2501 miles at 48.636 million dollars. A Bureau of Public Roads spokesman noted the cost-per-mile method was discontinued as misleading due to variations in labor, materials, terrain, and project complexity.
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Washington
Ohio
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Roads
Brussels Court Dismisses Brewers Union Damages Claim
A Brussels court rejected the Belgian Brewers Union claim for token damages against Coca Cola Export Corp. alleging caffein and phosphoric acid content prejudged members. The ruling cleared Coca Cola. authorities had found the beverage within 1951 limits for caffeine and acid in foods.
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Brussels
Belgium
Professional Union of Brewers
Coca Cola Export Corp
Coca Cola
Brewers’ Union
France
Belgian Hygiene Council
Five Million Dollar Propane Fire In Newark Is Out
Newark officials declare the Port Newark propane gas fire officially out after 88 hours. Fire Chief Charles Burnett ordered 13 fire companies back for inspection at Warren Maritime Corp. Two tanks remained on scene as a precaution. Earlier a brief flareup occurred in a tank, following a sequence of explosions that destroyed 71 tanks and sent flames high into the air.
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Newark
N. J
Port Newark
Charles Burnett
Warren Maritime Corp
Lehman Band to Picnic at High Mill Park
Sixty members of Lehman High School band will have an outing at High Mill Park this afternoon. The Band and Orchestra Parents Association is hosting. A 6 o clock picnic supper follows a swimming party for the students, with Samuel L. Bell director and Mrs. Paul Myers arranging.
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Lehman
Lehman High School
High Mill Park
Band
Orchestra Parents Association
Samuel L. Bell
Paul Myers
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