Lawmaker Attacks Commentators On Voice of America
Rep Hill of Colorado accused the State Department of relying on five radio commentators for the Voice of America, alleging loyalty questions about Ben Grauer of NBC and citing payments to Grauer and four CBS Washington commentators. CBS defended its figures and denials, while Hill labeled the department’s use of these writers as dubious.
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State Department
Representative Hill
Colorado
Hill
Voice of America
Coloradan
Ben Grauer
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
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New York
Grauer
Independent Citizens Committee of Arts, Sciences and Professions
California Senate un-American Activities Committee
Associated Press
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia
Federal Communications Commission
CBS
Frank Stanton
Rent decontrol approved in Minerva village meeting
Minerva council approved rent decontrol after final reading. The mayor’s night salary for council members rises to five dollars, from three. Village Clerk Joseph Lippincott’s pay increases from two thousand to three thousand dollars yearly. Repairs for Union and Elizabeth streets discussed amid surface water on roads. owners invited to next meeting to discuss cost sharing.
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Union
Elizabeth Its
Union St
Housewife Accuses Spoiled Cherries of Killing Chickens
In Os Good Indiana a housewife tossed spoiled cherries into her chicken yard. The chickens became staggering and appeared to die. A neighbor said the birds were drunk, prompting a local inquiry.
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OS Good
Ind
Longtime Canton resident Mary Snyder marks 90th birthday
Mary E Snyder of 1543 Garfield Ave SW Canton celebrated her 90th birthday, saying hard work and cheer keep life bright. Born July 24 1861 in Pike Township, she married Jerome Snyder in 1881 and lived on a Stark County farm before settling in Canton. She resides with daughter Mrs P D Whitmire and has three other daughters, a son, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She attends First Evangelical United Brethren Church and remains active in the Daughters of America.
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Stark County
Pike Township
Jerome Snyder
Canton
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P. D. Whitmire
A. R. Foltz
Cleveland
Frank Springer
36Th St NW
C. L. Dornan
Brookside Rd
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First Evangelical United Brathers Church
Daughters of America
Kentucky Jury To Eye Casinos
Kenton County grand jury will be asked in October to indict Louis Rothkopf and Morris Kleinman of Cleveland for running gambling casinos in northern Kentucky. Circuit Judge Joseph L. Goodenough said he will follow Senator Estes Kefauver in pursuing action against the Cleveland syndicate, including conspiracy charges if evidence supports it. Goodenough spoke after returning from Washington where he testified before the Senate crime committee.
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Kenton County
Grand Jury
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Kentucky
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Goodenough
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate Crime Committee
Cleveland Syndicate
Kefauver
Cleveland
Kenton
Louis Rothkopf
Morris Kleinman
Washington
Sforza Ill After Heart Attack Forces Cabinet Shakeup
Rome report says Count Carlo Sforza, 77 and Italy's foreign minister since 1947, is seriously ill after a heart attack. He worsened last night, and his resignation on July 16 amid De Gasperi's cabinet reshuffle suggests he will not join the new government.
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Carlo Sforza
Italy
Sforza
Alcide de Gasperi
Bridge drawspan opens after Pamunkey cooling
West Point Virginia crews on a hot day showered the Pamunkey River bridge with cool water to lower surface temperatures before the expanded drawspan could be opened.
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Pamunkey River
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