Pocketbook list sparks anger over Coplon espionage case
Washington observers react with shock to names found in Judith Coplon pocketbook as she stands trial for stealing secret government papers. Ruth Gruber denies being a contact, while Harold Ickes defends his reputation and calls the accusations absurd.
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Judith Coplon
FBI
Miss Coplon
Harold L. Ickes
Ruth Gruber
Ickes
Alvin Sinderband
Georgetown
Justice Department
Valentine A. Gubitchev
United Nations
New York
Gubitchev
Archibald Palmer
John M. Kelley Jr
Raymond P. Whearty
Albert L. Reeves
Robert R. Granville
Palmer
House un-American Activities Committee
Coplon
Iron Curtain
Ursula Wasserman
Gruber
F. A. Garanin
Wash
Harold Ickes
Interior Department
Miss Gruber
Department
Corn Storage Fees Offered
The government proposes to extend price support loans on 1948 corn and pay 2 10 cent per bushel storage fees for on farm storage. It aims to slow movement of corn to the CCC this fall due to scarce storage facilities and grain cars. Resealing would extend loan maturity to July 31, 1950 with a Oct 31, 1949 participation deadline.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Commodities Credit Corp
Bolivia Moves to Mobilize for Revolt Threat
In a June 1 dispatch from La Paz the Bolivian government ordered general mobilization to counter a rumored nationwide revolt tied to tin miners strikes. Citizens aged 19 to 50 are to await military call by defense ministry categories. Reports say strikes are subsiding after clashes that left two American engineers dead and up to 200 soldiers and strikers injured, with mine seizures and later releases avoiding further bloodshed.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Ministry of Defense
High Andes
Unions Back Medical Bill Sees AFL Endorsement
The AFL supports the administration's compulsory health insurance plan as the only way to meet the nation’s health needs. Nelson H. Cruikshank argues against Taft and Hill voluntary schemes, while the CIO backs the bill, claiming it ends subpar medical care for millions.
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Washington
A.F.L
Nelson H. Cruikshank
Taft
Ohio
Hill
Alabama
Cruikshank
Senate Labor and Welfare
Ohioan
C.I.0
C.1.0
James B. Carey
Malvern Randels Named Kent Alumni President
Malvern Randels an Lincoln High School instructor was chosen as president of the Kent State University Alumni Association succeeding Raymond Trachsel. New officers include Steven King Campbell vice president Evelyn Weston Kent secretary Ralph Beach North Canton treasurer and Marvin Johnson Kent faculty adviser. The association spans 10 chapters led by Stark County with 200 plus members.
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Malvern Randels
Lincoln High School
Kent State University Alumni Association
Raymond E. Trachsel
North Canton
Steven King
Campbell
Evelyn Weston
Kent
Ralph Beach
Marvin Johnson
K.S.A
Stark County
Procter & Gamble Declares $1 Dividend for Year
Directors of Procter & Gamble Co declare a fiscal year end dividend of $1 per common share payable June 30. This payment brings total common share dividends for the year to $4 per share.
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Procter-Gamble
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
New Drug Offers Relief for Hay Fever Victims
Boston Dispensary reports Trimeton, propphenpyridamine, relieved hay fever in over 85 percent of 227 patients aged 6 to 72 across hospitals clinics and private practice. The drug eliminated injections and caused few adverse reactions, with over 90 percent hay fever relief and over 80 percent mild bronchial asthma relief in weeks to months. Most patients used one half tablet several times daily, some only a quarter tablet daily.
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Boston
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