Labor leaders clash over communist ties in UEW split
Carey charges UEW leaders align with Soviet policy and oust anti- communists while Fitzgerald denies communist infiltration. Both testified before a House labor subcommittee probing communist tendencies among union officials amid questions of firings and loyalty.
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Albert J. Fitzgerald
CIO
United Electrical Workers
UEW
Carey
Fitzgerald
Soviet Union
HOUSE
House Labor
Charles J. Kersten
Wis
Julius Emspak
James J. Matles
Kersten
Communist Party
United Electrical Members For Democratic Action
Pakistani beauty flies to meet U S sailor in love tale
Ramona Hussey a 19 year old Pakistan India beauty contest winner arrived in Los Angeles to meet Richard Cardwell 24 from San Diego California. Cardwell says engagement talk is premature and his earlier engagement to Shirley McFall is over. Hussey will stay six months as guest with the Cardwells amid family concerns over the romance and his health. The couple met in Karachi at a signal corps dance and have exchanged letters since his return to the United States.
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Los Angeles
India
American Airlines
Ramona Hussey
Pakistan
Richard Cardwell
San Diego
Cal
Cardwell
Ramona
Shirley McFall
Nowas
Sae
Miss Hussey
Cardwells
Miss McFall
F. J. Cardwell
Richard
Signal Corps
Karachi
United States
Jail Escape Hoax Ends With Arrest In Kansas Town
In Dighton Kansas police and sheriff deputies checked the county jail after a tip that robber Paul Bias had escaped. They warned residents to lock cars. The next day Bias was found inside the jail awaiting robbery charges, having hidden in the aft above the jail.
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Dighton
Kan
Paul Bias
Bias
C. J. van Pelt
New Power Unit Ready at Blackfoot Substation
Idaho Power Co installs a 3750 Eva three phase transformer at Blackfoot substation to handle overload from deep well pumping and rising electricity use. The 50,000 pound unit, with integrated regulator and oil cooling, arrived Friday and was in place by Saturday with crew from Boise including Sanderson Fullerton Chartier Williams Constable Reed Kramer Logan and Silver.
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Blackfoot
Westinghouse
Idaho Power Co
Mammoth
A. M. Sanderson
Boise
Stan Brown
Sanderson
Jim Fullerton
Sid Chartier
George Williams
E. E. Constable
al Reed
I. V. Kramer
George Logan
M. L. Silver
Arimo School Trustee Race Nominates Three In Zone 3
The Arimo district election for school trustees is set for September 7 with three nominees from zone 3: Alex Evans, Ruel Christensen, and R. A. Nunnelley. The Deacons class plans a Yellowstone trip led by Wilson Tippetts and Ruel Christensen. Mabel Evans had surgery in Salt Lake City and is recovering well. The MIA opens its year with a social September 14 at 8 p.m. Classes resume the following Tuesday. Ashley Payne and Julene left for Salt Lake City. Blue Peter earns praise from trainer Andy Schuttinger as the best in 30 years.
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Arimo
Alex Evans
Ruel Christensen
R. A. Nunnelley
Mene Idaho
Wilson Tippetts
Yellowstone Park
MIA
Mrs. Ashley Payne
Julene
Salt Lake City
New York
Andy Schuttinger
Blue Peter
Same Air Time Denied Atheists
The FCC assured radio stations they will not be punished for refusing broadcast time to atheists. Commissioner Rosel H. Hyde stated the 1946 Scott decision, upholding atheists’ right to air views, has been misinterpreted as requiring equality with religious programs.
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Washington
The
Federal Communications Commission
Hyde
Commission
Scott
Another Japanese Pleads Not Guilty
Former Japanese Navy Captain Kiichi Yoshida pleaded innocent before a U S military commission to charges that he tortured three captured American airmen and caused one death. The Americans were seized by Yoshida s guard unit after their plane was shot down over Hainan Island in April 1945.
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Yokohama
Kiichi Yoshida
U. S
Yoshida
Hainan Island
China
Louisiana State Earns Sugar Bowl Invitation
Louisiana State University becomes the nation’s sole school to receive Sugar Bowl invitations after three straight seasons with bids in 1936, 1937, and 1938.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana State
Michigan plants ordered closed by GM
General Motors announces all Michigan automobile plants will close Friday and reopen Wednesday September 8 due to steel shortages. More than 75,000 workers will be laid off, affecting Buick Chevrolet Pontiac Cadillac Oldsmobile and GM truck and coach divisions, with only a few fabricating units spared.
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Detroit
General Motors Automobile
Michigan
Buick
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
GM Truck and Coach
Claw nickname given to Otto Schnellbacher by New York Yankees
The Claw nickname is bestowed on Kansas freshman end Otto Schnellbacher after he catches passes, drawing attention from the New York Yankees and marking a standout debut in college football.
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NEW York
Yankees
Otto Schnellbacher
Kansas
New Boys Town Director Chosen
In Omaha Nebraska the Right Reverend Monsignor Nicholas H Wegner was named director of Boys Town replacing the late Rt Reverend Msgr E J Flanagan who died in Berlin on May 15.
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Omaha
Neb
Nicholas H. Wegner
Omaha Archdicese
Boys Town
E. J. Flanagan
Berlin
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Eddy
Mabel Evans
Salt Lake Hospital
FCC
Rosel H. Hyde
House Committee
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Tarzan
Oot
Johnny Weissmuller
Martin Furniture CO
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