GE Purge Plans Spark Mixed Reactions Across Industry
GE announced a plan to fire or suspend 230000 workers over communism espionage or sabotage at hearings. The move drew praise from Sen. McCarthy while CIO opposed it as insufficient and UE questioned its scope. GE argued loyalty standards abroad fall short and urged a federal appeals mechanism.
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Prayer for T S DAY from Newberry College president
Prayer text from James G. Kinart of Newberry College, asking for a selfless heart, strength to withstand evil, and guidance to lead others from darkness. Includes a closing plea to walk securely in the way of the May yer and a 191? copyright note.
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Soviets oppose Eisenhower atomic safety plan
Soviet broadcasts and Pravda criticize President Eisenhower's speech on atomic control, deriding a peaceful use of fissionable materials while warning that the US stockpile and threats could trigger a world conflict. Moscow defenders call it a dressed up control proposal with no concrete steps.
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First Grades In Schools Jammed With War Babies
The NEA reports public schools face crowded first grades with 947 war babies and enroll nearly 29 million students. It calls for 150000 square feet of new buildings and five billion dollars for new construction plus funds to repair and replace aging facilities. Teacher shortages persist despite 38000 more teachers and a half billion dollars more in spending.
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Burhans Not To Debate Mills On Past Mistakes
Former Mayor Mills issues a letter urging open discussion with Mayor Burhans about past administration sins. The exchange follows a Tuesday Town Hall budget session in Hagerstown where Burhans accuses six years of subsidized taxes and unappropriated surpluses.
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Minnesota mother hopes to reach son in Korea conflict
Seattle report says Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota believes she can change the mind of her son Private Richard Tenneson one of 22 Americans held by Communist forces in Korea. She travels toward Tokyo where Far East Command shows willingness to discuss talks and possible access to the demilitarized zone for explanations. The Indian spokesman notes repatriation rules limit explainers. Population data line appears as filler.
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Reds Show At Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony For Marshall
The Nobel Prize in Oslo honored Gen. George C. Marshall for postwar peace efforts. King Haakon VII led a glittering audience as Marshall spoke, with Churchill’s wife set to accept for him. Hambro emphasized the award celebrated Marshall’s European recovery plan and the idea of brotherhood among nations.
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Skepticism Grows Over Sharing Atomic Secrets With Russia
Senators Olin Johnson Burke Schoeppel voice wariness about divulging fissionable material to an international agency. They fear a bad bargain, Russia’s reliability, and potential loss of strategic secrets even if an accord is reached. Conversation centers on safeguards before any disclosure.
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U N Delegates Hopeful After Moscow Blast
At the U N reception following a speech Eisenhower was asked by Mrs Pandit about Vishinsky view on the ban. He stated a plan to address disarmament next month as the U N disarmament commission under U S chairmanship meets. diplomats expect facts and figures and a proposed sub committee with the United States France Britain Russia and Canada.
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Youth Admit Killing and Burying Neighborhood Bully
Three teens held by juvenile authorities admit involvement in the Monday night killing of Leonard Pariano and burying his body in a shallow grave near a South Side coal yard. Robert Naminski, 15, said he struck Pariano with a crow bar after being lured there by two others, Ronald Paruszkiewicz, 15, and Lawrence Kennedy, 14, who said Pariano had threatened them and their families. All three were held without charge.
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West Virginia coal mines pause in 1953 output drop
Charles R. Lewis reports that around ten West Virginia coal mines with 1952 production of about 17.84 million tons ceased operations in the first half of 1953. Employment fell to a 39-year low as 95 mines halted work in 1952, and 600 or more commercial mines remained active portion of a three-year decline.
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Charles R. Lewis
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State Mines Department
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Mines Department
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