Solon Debates New Rules for Fair Senate Hearings
Senate Republicans led by Ferguson push a set of guiding principles for investigations and urge Democratic aid to enact them. Javits proposes a House Senate Internal Security panel to replace Un American Activities with bipartisan rules to avoid duplication and ensure fair procedure. Jenner supports uniform rules, George stresses enforcement, Eisenhower backs bipartisan standards, and Mansfield calls for accountability and an end to one man investigations.
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Washington
Fergu
R-Mich
Demohi
Ferguson
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Stevens
Mearthy
House
Rep
Javits
Rep- Wib-Ny
House Committee On Internal Security
House Committee On UN
Sen. George
D-Ga
George
Eee Field
D-Mont
Ee Erguson
Fyneman
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Congress
Burglary at St. John Electric Co. Sees Cash Stolen
More than 40 dollars in cash and electrical appliances valued at about 150 dollars were reported stolen from the St. John Electric Co at 55 East Broadway in a Sunday morning burglary. Police said a front window was broken to gain entry and drawers were emptied while an attempt was made to pry a filing cabinet. Missing items include two coffee makers a toaster and eight irons.
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St. John Electric Co
E. Broadway
Butte
Red Cross Drive Session Opens Silver Bow County Campaign
Tonight the 1954 Red Cross fund drive opens with an initial meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office on 62 West Broadway. Emmett Buckley will preside as campaign chairman for the Butte area as about 50 volunteers gather for the opening session. The drive runs through March to raise 20395, following a nationwide Eisenhower Harriman kickoff.
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American Red Cross
Silver Bow County
Chamber of Commerce
W. Broadway
Emmett Buckley
Butte
Buckley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
45th Infantry Division Sails for United States March 14
Seoul listeners report Eighth Army announces the 45th Infantry Division will sail for the United States on March 14. This transfer reflects postwar redeployments as troops relocate from Korea to home stations.
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45TH
Seoul
Korea
U.P
United States
Eighth Army
Wreckage Found From Western Airlines Crash
Rapid City South Dakota search plane spotted a Western Air Lines Convair crash site about 90 miles west of Rapid City. Nine aboard were believed dead. The downed craft left a 75 by 500 foot debris swath in the snow and was described as pretty well broken up.
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Rapid City
S. D
Western Air Lines Convair
Here
Bill Spear
Western
Denver
Bert Mooney
WAL
Mooney
Salt Lake City
Spear
Civil Air Board
Thief Drains Sunday Offering From Temple Baptist Church
In Amarillo Texas a thief hid in the pulpit floor during Sunday services and stole the $870 Sunday school offering. He cut a hole in the rostrum floor and escaped through a door to the space beneath the pulpit.
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Amarillo
Tex
Temple Baptist
Egypt Naguib era crisis sparks Cairo clashes and police fire
In Cairo Sunday police fired on rioters injuring 12 after pro Naguib demonstrations surged through Garden City and Republican Square. Naguib and Nasser appeared together at a cabinet meeting, urging moderation as demonstrations by communists and the Muslim Brotherhood stepped up amid a three day political crisis.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Garden City
Semiramis
Revolution Council
Republican Square
Naguib
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Free Offiiers
Farouk
Cabinet
Constituent Assembly
Revolutionary Council
Council
Three Senators Urge Food Be Distributed
Three Democratic senators proposed expanding government stock distribution of surplus butter beef cheese and other foods to unemployed families. Sen Hill D Ala said about 186 million of unused customs receipts could finance the program while Clements D Ky and Fulbright D Ark joined in a bill to authorize the Agriculture and Labor secretaries to buy and distribute the goods in distressed areas. The plan would remove existing limits and apply to areas designated by the Labor Department with bi monthly checks on eligibility. The Agriculture Department had announced 200000 needy persons in 11 states were already receiving surplus foods.
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Sen. Hill
D-Ala
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Hill
Eisenhower
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Los Angeles
Calif
Gadsen
Jasper
Ala
Corbin
Hazard
Madisonville
Middlesboro-Harlan Area
Paintsville- Prestonsburg
Pikeville, Ky
Texarkana
Ark
South Bend
Ind
Moline
East Moline
Rock Island
Ill
Davenport
Iowa
Hudson
N. Y
Welch
W. Va
la Cross
Philadelphia Blast Kills Five In South Philadelphia
A deafening explosion destroyed two three story buildings at 7th and Snyder Streets in South Philadelphia Sunday night. Five people died and at least 20 were injured as a jewelry store and snack shop on the ground floor were engulfed. Firemen found brick rubble 25 feet high. witnesses spoke of a white flash and a city in turmoil as residents fled.
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Philadelphia
7Th and
Snyder Sts
Jacqueline Mickelberg
7Th St
Income peaks for men in their mid fifties finds survey
An extensive survey shows most high income men are in their middle fifties. Regardless of age, readers can boost earnings through Want Ads by finding a better job, profitable business, or more customers. To place an ad call 5451. This ad boosted GAS CONVERSION income ten dollars. PH. 0000.
Split Over Ike's Farm Program Emphasized
Washington report highlights a Capitol Hill split over the Eisenhower farm program after the joint Economic Committee report. Critics warn the sliding scale risks bankruptcy for farmers while supporters urge 90 percent parity to avoid recession as Benson seeks higher CCC borrowing authority to manage surpluses.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Joint
Senate House
Rep
Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Benson
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Poage
Committee
Eisenhower
Commodity Credit Corporation
House Banking Committee
CCC
Massive Moslem Civil Unrest Shocks Jakarta
About 150 000 enraged Moslems staged a religious protest in Jakarta. The rally, possibly the largest in Indonesian history, burned two army barracks and marched to Parliament and Vice President Hatta's residence, denouncing recent speeches. An army captain was injured amid clashes.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mohammed Hatta
Indochina Tops France’s War Dilemma Over Europe’s Army
Paris weighs Indochina above the European Army as Pleven’s findings head to Laniel and the cabinet. Bao Dai’s leadership is criticized while France promises independence for Vietnam within the French Union, with key decisions coming this week.
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Paris
France
Indochina
National Assembly
U. S
Rene Pleven
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Bao Dai
Annam
Viet Nam
Seven Die in Eastern Fire at Grossinger Hotel
A fire at the Grossinger Hotel and Country Club in Grossinger New York killed seven staff and injured 26. Guests largely unaware as residents fled in nightclothes from a two and a half story building around 6 a.m. Rocky Marciano was among those present but absent during the blaze. Damage estimated at 30000 dollars.
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Grossinger
N. Y
Grossinger Hotel
Grossinger’s
Catskills Mountains
New York City
Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Democrats to Wage Battle Over Tax Exemption Rise
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey warned President Eisenhower would veto any bill raising individual income tax exemptions from 600 to 700 unless the economy worsens. Representative Jere Cooper led Democrats in promising a floor fight, arguing relief should aid the public broadly rather than wealthy taxpayers.
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Rex Chaney
Washington
Llp
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Jere Cooper
Tenn
House
Ways and Means
Humphrey
CBS
Cooper
House Committee
Treasury chief rules out immediate drastic action
Secretary Humphrey said the government will not take drastic steps now as unemployment rises in March. He indicated the Eisenhower administration will seek Congress approval for its tax program and watch what happens before planning further actions.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
CBS
Congress
Treasury
Montana Toll Reaches 24 Deaths. Center Line Cited
Helena Montana Highway Patrol Supervisor Glenn M Schultz said Sunday night that 24 highway deaths so far this year are not a good record but are less bad than last year when 40 died on this date. He noted the toll remains 33 percent above the postwar average and blamed head on head collisions from center line driving and speed. He warned, Re member the center line is your life line.
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Helena
Montana
Glenn M. Schultz
Schultz
Butte Montana Weather Report With Snow Possible
Weather forecast for Butte and eastern Montana shows cloudy conditions with occasional snow and a few flurries. Monday highs around 30s to mid 30s, with Monday night lows in teens to 20s across regions.
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Butte
Montana
Divide
Independent Mine Smelter Union Organized Here
About 200 workers from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge and Great Falls formed the Montana Independent Union of Miners and Smeltermen at 308 N. Arizona. Don ald Oberg was elected president Hedley A. Vigors vice president and Roger Johnson is recording secretary. They plan talks with the National Labor Relations Board to place a bargaining agent on the March 22 election ballot.
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Montana
Oberg
Johnson
National Labor Relations Board
President Rhee Threatens Militant Unification of Korea
In Pusan on the 35th anniversary of Korea's independence, President Syngman Rhee pledges to pursue unification by force if needed. He asserts South Korea may act without allies, appealing for international support while noting Geneva Conference considerations. The speech precedes the Berlin decision and invites allied nations to join.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Japan
Republic of Korea
Korean Public Information Office
Berlin
South Korea
North Korea
Hasper Foils Robbers At Grocery. Laughs Last
Pittsburgh story of Frank Hasper, a grocery store owner, who faced three bandits. When one drew a gun and shouted a stickup, Hasper signaled a relative to call police, spurring the trio to flee, leaving behind a dollar and a four-six cent misdeal.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Hasper
Peress Says He Faced Civilian Persecution
Dr. Irving Peress the dentist at the center of the Army McCarthy dispute said Sunday night he has been persecuted as a civilian. He reported that fascist mobs threw rocks through their windows narrowly missing their children and endangering lives.
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New York
Irving Peress
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Peress
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