GPO Worker Refuses to Answer McCarthy Committee Queries
Washington UP A Government Printing Office employee Edward M. Rothschild refused to answer Senate investigators if he is a Communist or has stolen secret documents citing possible self incrimination. McCarthy outlined charges including long time Communist Party membership and theft of secret documents while Rothschild sat silent with attorneys at the witness table. Phillips testified that Rothschild and Sillers urged him to join the party in 1938.
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FBI
Mary Markward
James Phillips
Edward M. Rothschild
Charles Ford
Communist Party
Phillips
Rothschild
Markward
Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Permanent Investigation Subcommittee
Rom
GPO
Charles E. Ford
Stanley B. Frosh
Communist Party Board
Fred Sillers
Rothschild and Sillers
Chaos Behind The Curtain Rallying East German Rebellion
Noted correspondent reports encouraging developments behind the Iron Curtain since the June 17 revolt in East Germany with signs of progress and guarded optimism.
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East Germany
Pleasure To Do Business Noted In Pasadena Bank Visit
Francois Fischer aged 3 wandered into a downtown Pasadena bank nude on a Monday. Bank staff offered ice cream a bottle of soda and an empty money bag as officials located his parents. The incident ended peacefully with no harm reported.
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Pasadena
Calif
Francois Fischer
Francois
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast
Sunny this afternoon with a high near 80 and a cool night around 34. Lake Erie winds 15 mph. Wednesday forenoon 10 mph. Monday temperatures range 60 to 78. no precipitation last 24 hours. Five Day Forecast calls for near normal highs 81 north 85 south and lows 59 to 61, with fair dry conditions into Friday and possible weekend showers.
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United Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sunger
Work Week Cut At Thew Shovel Plants In Elsmra and Lorain
Announcement by W J Allaback plant manager of Thew Shovel Company states that starting Monday August 17 the working week at the two Elsmra plants and the two Lorain plants will be reduced to 32 hours. Some departments may be exempt and will continue 40 hours if required by conditions. The move aims to cut inventory of machines on hand and in stock with no estimate yet on duration.
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W. J. Allaback
Thew Shovel Company
Elsrna
LoiTain
Cerain
Elyria Debt Burden Seen Rising to a Third of Taxes
Sinking Fund Trustees told City Council that Elyria's debt and interest take more than a quarter of taxes and that debt retirement will rise to at least 33 percent of the 1954 rate. The $1.65 million storm sewer bond adds 1.35 mills to the tax duplication, with Elyria ranking 26th in population but behind only seven Ohio cities in general obligation bonds. The note warns no more sinking fund money will finance eight approved or pending special assessments until 1955.
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Elyria
Sinking Fund
Seward N. Black
Sinking Fund Trustees
Ohio
Council
Black
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Ak‘ron
Dayton
Youngstown
State Auditor's Book of Comparative Statistics
British Lift Hungarian Trade Ban
Edgar Sanders a silver haired British businessman freed after pardoned by Hungary crossed the Iron Curtain to escape. Britain declares the release allows lifting embargo on trade with Communist Hungary. Italian Vincenzo Sciotto also released and driven to Vienna with Sanders after pardon.
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Nickelsdorf
Austria
Edgar Sanders
Robert A. Vogeler
Sanders
London
Britain
Hungary
Vincenzo Sciotto
Vienna
Andrew Stark
Sciotto
Shah and Queen Arrive in Rome as Iran Exile Flight Possible
In Rome Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya arrived from Baghdad aboard a BOAC airliner amid unclear plans for a possible exile flight to London. The London leg was expected that night, while Iran's Premier Mossadegh era forced departure loomed behind the royal visit.
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Rome
INS
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Queen Soraya
Baghdad
Mossadegh
London
BOAC
Auditor Eyes Tax Loss From Turnpike Land
County Auditor Frank Ayres and deputies track tax valuation erased by the Lorain county turnpike route. Turnpike property is non taxable and transfers rise as the commission acquires needed parcels. So far 183 transfers cover 518.27 acres with parcels listed across Elyria city and township areas including Ridgeville Amherst Brownhelm and Henrietta.
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Lorain County
Frank Ayres
Ayres
Turnpike Commission
Elyria City
Elsria Township
Ridgeville
Amherst Township
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Big 3 Seek Immediate Meeting On Austria and German Unity
Washington reports the United States Britain and France urge Russia to meet on Austria independence in two weeks and to drop obstacles to German unification. They propose a streamlined eight article Austrian treaty and a London deputy meeting for August 31 to break the stalemate. Moscow counters with six month talks and an all German government before elections.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Austria
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
London
West
Europe
Cars With Loud Mufflers Will Be Taboo Here
Elyria police announce a crackdown on loud mufflers amid numerous resident complaints. Police Chief J. E. Boggs says defective mufflers will lead to arrest and cars being removed from highways until repairs are made. A meeting is urged next month.
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Elyria
J. E. Boggs
Beggs
Union Heads Defy French Premier's Work Ultimatum
Paris reports a looming general strike as union leaders reject Premier Laniel's back to work order. Tanks and paratroops deploy in the Paris region amid fears of clashes with unions. About 2,000,000 workers idle in railways, communications, utilities, mines, and other sectors during the 17 year high walkouts.
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Paris
France
J Joseph Laniel
Laniel
National Assembly
Humanite
Popular Front
Niles Boys Stop In Elyria On Bicycle Tour
Forty six boys from Niles Ohio pedaled through Elyria on a five day bicycle tour sponsored by the Niles JayCees. They left Strongsville at 8 am and arrived in Elyria before 10 am escorted by a police cruiser as Elyria JayCee Ettles served lemonade and cookies. A city key was presented to Mayor Henry Ault while the group planned to continue to Cedar Point before heading home Friday.
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Elyria
Niles
Howard Ryder, Jr
Ohio
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
Ely Park
Niles JayCees
Strongsville
Elyria JayCee-Ettes
Henry Ault
Niles JayCee
John Weaver, Jr
Robert Raub
Don James
Elvrra
Cedar Point
Cleveland Lawyer Named Probate Judge in Cuyahoga
Governor Lausche appointed 66 year old Walter T Kinder of Cleveland as probate judge for Cuyahoga County to succeed Nelson J Brewer who resigned under fire. Kinder, a native of Ontario and raised in Findlay, will serve until February 9 1955.
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Columbus
Lausche
Cleveland
Walter T. Kinder
Cuyahoga County
Kinder
Nelson J.brewer
Ottawa
Findlay
Motion by Vishinsky Defeated at UN on Far East Conference
The United Nations Political Committee rejected Soviet calls to invite Communist China and North Korea to discuss a Far East political conference. A 34 to 18 vote defeated reconsidering inviting North Korea, and a 34 to 14 vote rejected extending invitation to Red China. Vishinsky pressed for participation by Koreans and Chinese, while the United States opposed the demand and warned of timing for future talks. He also urged seating the Chinese Communist leadership over Nationalists and said Russia would raise China’s representation at the next General Assembly.
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United Nations, N. Y
Russia Today
Soviet Union
India
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations Political Committee
China
North Korea
Red China
Vishinksy
Thhe U.N
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge ,Jr
Vishinsky
Russia
Former DNC Chief and Bronx Boss Edward Flynn Dies
Edward J. Flynn, longtime Bronx Democratic leader and former Democratic National Committee chairman, died in Ireland at 61. A confidant of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Flynn suffered a May 1950 heart attack but remained active in politics from his Manhattan firm and as a sixteenth consecutive term Bronx Democratic executive head. He previously faced a 1940-43 decline after a paving bricks scandal tied to a Lake Mahopac estate, which helped stall a Roosevelt post.
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Edward J. Flynn
Democratic National Committee
Bronx ‘County
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Ireland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Buckley
D-N.y
Democratic Party
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Manhattan
Borough Bowl
Flynn
Bronx
Democratic Committee
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Nation
Roosevelt
Australia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lake Mahopac
N.Y
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Bronx Courty Organization
Hig
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