Contempt indictments highlight spy era flaws and perjury
The piece notes 12 Communists indicted for contempt of Congress, cites limits on prosecuting serious crimes, and recalls Alger Hiss’s truthfulness under oath. It mentions Journal-American reporters Rushmore and Kerley before Senator McCarran in 1949, Kerley’s FBI role, and a trial revelation about safeguarding secrets.
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Congress
George Soxaisky
Alger Hiss
New York Journal-American
Howard Rushmore
Larry E. Kerley
Pat McCarran
Senate
Rushmore
Daily Worker
Kerley
FBI
Arthur Adams
State Department
Testimony on espionage rings and State Department policy
Kerley testified that Adams and others ran a New York base for a wartime atom bomb spy ring from Victoria Stone’s Madison Avenue jewelry store and a Peter Cooper Hotel residence. He described Soviet espionage within the United States and alleged a State Department policy requiring approval before arrests, urging a government-wide re-examination.
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Brothman- Moskowitz
New York
United States
Kerley
Arthur Alexandrovich Adams
Adams
Electronics Corp. of America
Navy
Clarence Hiskey
Victoria Stone
Madison Ave
Peter Cooper
University of Chicago
Arthur Adams
Mr. Arens
Mr. Kerley
State Department
O’conor
Arens
King Features Syndicate
Terriers and Tigers In Korea War Analogy Window
HAL BOYLE compares the Korean conflict to a terrier guarding a clearing as a tiger claws from the jungle. The tiger may retreat, strike, or stay, while the terrier presses the fight as Chinese and North Korean forces press the UN line on a 60 mile frontier in northwest Korea. The piece frames decisions by the tiger regime and the 8th Army's costly stand amid ongoing CN and NK involvement.
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Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Hal Boyle
China
8Th Army Terrier
Forrier 8Th Army
Pyongyang
Red China may decide fate of World War III
Hal Boy argues that a massive Red China offensive could reach Pyongyang within a week threatening the UN force of 110,000 troops. He notes the 24th 25th and 2nd Infantry and 1st Cavalry divisions as a professional core, with air and ground forces poised to reshape the war if mobilization occurs.
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Red China
Manchuria
Pyongyang
America
China
The
Associated Press
Police blame broken tie rods for trio of crashes
In Cover D'An Ida three wrecks occurred within half a mile on highway 10 over 10 days, blamed on three broken tie rods. All crashes involved 1937 model cars of the same make with three passengers each.
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Alene
Ida
Highway 10
Here
Looking Ahead By George Benson Onth
George Benson argues that the American free enterprise system has faced left wing attack but that truth and rising public awareness are restoring confidence. He cites surveys on corporate profits, argues profits are modest, and urges readers to learn about profits and their role in society.
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George
Benson
Harding College
America
Psychological Corp
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Canton, Ohio
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ABC Network
Dick Frazier
Buick, Inc
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