McCarthy Accuses Peurifoy in Amerasia Case
McCarthy charged Deputy Undersecretary of State John Peurifoy offered free legal aid and a loyalty clearance to Emmanuel Larsen in exchange for favorable testimony. Larsen and Peurifoy denied the charge as a grand jury weighed the Amerasia documents affair and its probe.
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Amerasia
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Justice Department
Amerasia Magazine
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Wisconsin
National Editorial Association
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Conn
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John Service
Japanese Communists Challenge MacArthur Purge Order
The Japanese Communist Party filed suit in a district court challenging Prime Minister Yoshida over MacArthur purge directives, arguing constitutional violations and Potsdam declaration issues. Court questions jurisdiction and triplicate filing delays sparked debate over the case’s aims and potential propaganda value.
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MacArthur
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Shigeru Yoshida
General MacArthur
Eiichi Iwata
Scottist Party
Yoshida
Iwata
Mule struck by lightning kills farmer and injures son
A farmer named Gene Andrews, 48, was killed yesterday when a bolt of lightning struck his mule as they worked in the field. His son, who was plowing nearby, survived with injuries.
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Gene Andrews
Curt Grants Motion to Revoke Bridges Citizenship
Federal court granted the government's motion to revoke the citizenship of Harry Bridges CIO longshore leader in San Francisco on June 16.
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Curt
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
CIO Longshore
Pelham Market Records All-Time Tomato Price
Tomato prices at Pelham Georgia climbed to 15 a bushel yesterday marking an all-time local market high. The market yielded solid sales with prices above 10 a bushel and farmer Pat McElvoy receiving 10.30 a bushel for 50 bushels. Since opening, over 60 000 bushels have earned farmers more than 240 000 dollars.
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Pelham
Pat McElvoy
Focal Planter
George for Vocational Education Boosts Nation’s Defense
Sen Walter F George told Georgia Vocational Association that rising productivity and full employment are vital to counter Communist aggression. He praised Georgia’s 60 442 federally aided vocational agriculture students and called vocational training frontline in the cold war alongside Gov Herman Talmadge’s remarks at the convention.
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Walter F. George
Georgia Vocational Association
United States
George
Georgia
Ranka
Herman ‘Lalmadge
Syracuse Chemist Also Held For Sending Secrets to Reds
FBI arrested David Greenglass 28 of New York City in New Mexico on a complaint charging he conspired with Harry Gold and others to deliver atomic secrets to Russia from about 1945 onward. Alfred Slack, a Syracuse chemist, was linked to the Paris spy ring by FBI operatives. Slack admitted giving a secret high explosive sample to Gold.
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Albuquerque
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Harry Gold
Philadelphia
David Greenglass
New York City
Greenglass
Syracuse
Russia
Alfred Dean Slack
Paris
Mne Soret
Shreyheke Slack
Fuchs
Gold
Anton A. Yakovlev
Alms John
New Mexico
Federal plan to clamp down on butterlegging schemes
Washington June 16 AP federal officials prepare a nationwide crackdown on oleomargarine substitutions as taxes end June 30. FDA seeks nearly a million to expand enforcement amid fears of 10 000 public eateries selling colored margarine as butter. Bootleg rings could span large and small networks with night production and private distribution.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Ten Per Cent Drop in Negro Voters Noted
A survey of 118 Georgia counties shows Negro voter registration down from 115 292 to 103 688 while white registration rises from 808 877 to 814 040. Total reg is 917 728, near the 1948 figure. Liberty County records more Negro voters than whites, 1 858 to 1 588.
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Georgia
Liberty County
Ben Fortson
Associated Press
Plowboy Baker Rushes To Rally In Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Georgia gubernatorial hopefuls Talmadge Thompson and Baker suffer throat wear from campaigning. Baker, self styled plowboy, defends stamina amid vocal strain while Elliott and Fort critique press and policy, as schedules span Macon Hawkinsville Tignall Washington Thomson Perry Oglethorpe Bainbridge Cartersville Carrollton.
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Herman Talmadge
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Talmadge
Georgia Vocational Association
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Chattahoochee Superior Court
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Columbus
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Gene
Athens
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Atlanta Housewife Reportedly Hurt by Jitney Driver
An Atlanta housewife, claiming a dark curly haired man in a late model car with a jitney sign abducted her from the city and assaulted her. She says the driver took a rural road for hours, forced her to yield, returned her near home, and alerted police amid a jitney license during a transit strike.
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Pirike
Want Ad Service Promises Quick Help and Same-Day Insertion
The Times Enterprise urges callers to dial 12 for Want Ads and speak with an ad writer who will craft effective messages at low cost. Ads placed before 11 AM appear in the same afternoon edition.
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Times-Enterprise
Enterprise
Half Million Dollar Certificates Ready for Mailing
Certificates totaling half a million dollars are prepared for delivery. Signed by Mayor Kildson, Clerk Pittman, and Superior Court Clerk Harry Vann, they will transfer to a Nashville firm via Atlanta for shipment. Local sales are closed as investors absorb the issue. mailing insured costs about ninety dollars.
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Pittman
Superior Court
Harry Vann
Alty
Atlanta
Nashville
Shriners Rally Strikes Hit Los Angeles Transit System
Los Angeles faced a transit halt as 4,000 bus and streetcar operators walked out amid a looming Shrine convention for about 200,000 attendees. Mayor Bowron sought a 15 day truce while AFL union reps left talks. taxis remained scarce as wage demands of 20 cents an hour clash with current pay around 1.47.
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Fletcher Bowron
AFL Transportation Union
Washington,d.c
CIO America Newspaper Guild
New York
World-Telegram
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Revenue tax cuts split Democratic and Republican positions
Washington reports show Democratic leaders reviving action on excise tax cuts while Republicans oppose or resist increases. Estimates suggest levies could fall by about 1.1 million dollars on jewelry luggage and travel items, with broader income effects discussed.
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Washington
Court of Appeals Affirms Verdict in Injury Case
A July 19 4 judgment from the Court of Appeals affirms the verdict in the injury case from Hangell street Rossi. The decision notes no dissent and references foot injury and resulting losses including handicap.
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Rossi
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