Pearson Says Benton Case Against McCarthy Carefully Documented
Washington columns detail Senator Benton of Connecticut charging Senator McCarthy with intimidation of press critics hampering FBI probes and undermining U S government. The piece cites McCarthy's attacks on media and officials, alleged Communist links, and calls for a Senate investigation toward expulsion with documented instances and testimonies.
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Workzer
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New York City
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Paul Walters
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Frankfurt
Germany
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Aschélaver
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Owen Lattimore
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Lattimore
State Department
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Senate Ire urges disqualification of McCarthy record
A Worcester report highlights Seistor Benton urging that McCarthy be disqualified from the U S Senate. The story cites a 1951 Bell Syndicate copyright and notes local drug store owner Timothy Shea and his three sons in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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U. S. Senate
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Experts See Kremlin Planning New Surprises in Cold War
Washington observers say Moscow switched tactics eight weeks ago and may unveil a move aimed at blocking a Japanese peace treaty. Diplomats note Soviet charm offensives and a new magazine signal a shift, yet officials doubt a broad expansion of Communist power.
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Nikolai Shvernik
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Pravda
Herbert J. Morrison
News
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Russia
Soviet Union
Ton
Dean Acheson
United States
United Nations
Shvernik
Achelson
Many Scholarships Await Claimants
A U S survey shows about 4 million dollars in college scholarships remain unclaimed in 1951. The Educator's Dispatch notes students either lack knowledge of awards or show little interest. The Office of Education study to be published Dec 1 estimates total unclaimed scholarships around 31 million dollars this year.
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U.S. Office of Education
Educator's Dispatch
Office of Education
U. S
Scholarships aid for medical students expands aid options
August 9 notices outline eight year medical school stipends valued around $4,000. Youths are urged to study college catalogs in public libraries for scholarship information. The Office of Education notes scholarships extend beyond class leaders and consider birth place race residence character and financial need as eligibility factors.
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Office of Education
Farm dog Mugs saves Mansfield couple from house fire
In Mansfield Iowa a 14 year old cocker spaniel named Mugs woke Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bergland as smoke filled their bedroom. The couple escaped unharmed as their house burned down. The dog’s alertness saved the pair from the blaze.
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