Field Returns To Jail With Red Associates
New York July 18 AP Millionaire leftist Frederick Van derVeldt Field is back in jail for an indeterminate stay. He is joined by Civil Rights Congress bail fund trustees Dashiell Hammett and W Alphaeus Hunton and 11 other Red leaders whose bail was revoked. They face possible extended confinement as their appeals proceed and the panel court will hear the case soon.
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Truman Douglas Rift Seizes White House Attention
The long simmering feud between President Truman and Senator Paul H. Douglas bursts into view as Truman excludes two of Douglas's three Illinois federal judge nominees, signaling a sharper split within the Democratic ranks. Douglas, a war veteran and economist, has pressed for spending cuts and civil rights, while backing Truman on many issues. The dispute centers on policy clashes and a RFC probe, with broader questions about party discipline and potential 1952 scenarios. Oil painting note closes the piece.
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