Atomic Aid Reinstated After Loyalty Probe
Senator Hickenlooper charged that an Atomic Energy Commission security case involved a top atomic reports drafter who was suspended in April 1948 after an FBI loyalty file. The AEC Review Board cleared him on June 18 1948, prompting renewed criticism of Lilienthal.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Sesterday
Congress
FBI
Atomic Energy Commission Review Board
A.E.C
David B. Lilienthal
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Truman
Lilienthal
AEC
A.C
Senator Vandenberg
Rmich
Ae.c
Argonne Atomic Laboratories
Chicago
Knowland
R.-Calif
Argonne Plant
Jailed Red Loses Appeal To Get Bail
The New York based appeals court refused bail for one of eleven top Communist defendants. A mass picket of about 30 outside Federal Judge Harold Medina’s court protested the ongoing trial. Gates editor of the Daily Worker was sentenced to thirty days for contempt. bail for Winston and Hall was reconsidered as they remain in custody during the case.
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New York
Medina
Gates
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Harry Sachen
Winston
Hall
U. S
Byrnes Vetoed Arrest Of Spy, Probers Told
Witnesses tell House committee that Secretary Byrnes blocked an FBI operation to arrest a Russian spy at Bell Aircraft in Puertaw, New York, in 1945. The spy Andrei Schevchenko sought jet secrets while decoys fed him data under FBI direction. Byrnes denied any such instruction and said arrest decisions fall to Justice and FBI.
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House UN- American Activities Committee
Washington
Loren G. Haas
Buffalo
Joseph J. Franey
Niagara Falls
Bell Aircraft Plant
Byrnes
State Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
James F. Byrnes
Supreme Court
Haas
Secretary of State
Department of Justice
FBI
Wuasain
Schevchenko
Sir Franey
Tor
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
NACA
Belaircraft
Chambers names second State Department aide in prewar spy ring
Witness and former courier Chambers identifies Julian Wadleigh as a second State Department employee who helped obtain secrets for a prewar Soviet spy ring. He testifies at Alger Hiss perjury trial noting prior lies and disputed statements about microfilmed pumpkin papers linked to Hiss.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Jusan Wadleigh
State Department
Chambers
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Departmental
Julian Wadleigh
Henry Julian Wadleigh
House Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Maryland
Lloyd Paulies
Chang T
Coal Operators Seek Four Contract Changes in W Va
In Blufield West Virginia the Senith-4 jern Cnal Producers Association presented four proposed changes to the current contract as talks begin for a July 1 start. Proposals include ending the able and willline to work clause, ending memorial funds for miners, tightening welfare and hospital requirements, and eliminating the half hour paid peering while keeping take home pay intact.
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Blufield
W.va
Cnal Producers Association
Iensteruay Adviend
Jehan J. Lewis
FON
Thie
Mans
Iniizelly
UMA
Moody
Lewin
SCPA
Lewis Accuses Union Leaders of Betrayal in Labor Fight
AFL leaders William Green and Philip Murray face accusations from Sen. Elbert Thomas and Sen. J. L. Lewis over alleged compromises on new labor legislation as Truman pushes to repeal Taft-Hartley. Bipartisan amendments aim to curb labor power while preserving free speech and anti-Communist safeguards.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
William Green
C.I.0
Phillip Murray
Senate
Lewis
Green
Murray
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Ichhairan
A.F.L
AFL
Cleveland
Douglas
D-Ill
Humphrey
D-Minn
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Donne
R-Mo
H. Alexander Smith
R-N.1
Taft-Hartley
House
Horribly Burned Boy Dies After 27 Day Fight
Vernon Texas. One year old Donnie Woodard died at 3 am after a 27 day battle with burns covering 79 percent of his skin. Doctors had marveled at his survival as citizens contributed to a fund in his name.
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Vernon
Tex
Donnie Woodard
Donnie
Pateline Hile
Hernoleis Humad
Vacationing Deweys Arrive In Rome
Governor Thomas Dewey and Mrs. Dewey reached Rome from Florence and were met at the station by U.S. Ambassador James C. Dunn and Mrs. Dunn. They moved to their hotel and planned to meet Dunn tomorrow to discuss matters with the Italian government official.
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Deweys
Rome
Roma
Thomas
Dewey
Florence
Devveys
Ruirope
U.S
James C. Dunn
Dunn
Palin
Dewerg
Tomar-ree Dewey
Carin Sforza
Bishop Coley Dies at 87 Former Central New York Bishop
Retired Episcopal bishop of the Central New York Diocese Reverend Benara Hontington Coley died at Bt. Lake's Hearyital at age 87. He was elected in 1942 and succeeded by Rt. Rev. Malcolm F. Pasty.
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Utes
Benara Hontington Coley
Central New York
Episcopal Church
Bt. Lake
Coley
Malcolm £. Pasty
Molotov Said to Be Tasked with Wooing Chinese Communists
Western diplomats, meeting in Paris, report Molotov has been assigned to woo the Chinese Communist regime and press a pro Soviet line in the Far East. The arrangement, if true, aims to leverage Beijing for close Marxist alignment while countering Western influence.
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Paris
Russia
M. Molottv
Molotov
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Joseph Stalin
Tastern
Far East
United States
Britain
Council of Foreign Ministers
Moscow
China
Communist Party
Ford Contract Negotiations Get Underway
The Ford Motor Co talks opened at the labor management bargaining table with 16 negotiators led by CSO and United Auto Workers officials. William Ford younger grandson of Henry Ford and Yale graduate attends as industrial relations focus amid pension health and welfare demands from the union.
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Detroit
CPI
William Clay Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Eac
CSO
United Awio Workers
John &. Buxas
Theéleration
Whitlam Ford
Yale Jax
Henry Fara Ti
ITA
Eidae
Taber
Witham
Mice
Henry 1
Benson
Benton
Lincoln-Mercury
Teeterday
Astai
RIA
Scoreboard snapshot across leagues with mixed results
The scoreboard shows several games with outcomes in the National League and American League regions. Teams like New York Brooklyn St Louis and Boston posted various scores, while several Eastern League entries such as Albany Utica Scranton Williamsport and Wilkes Barre are listed with different results.
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National League Continnet
New Touk
Brooklyn
Patteborg
Rt Louis
Boston
Zemes
Eastern
EAGUE
Albany
Ejmits
Utica
Scranton
Williamsport
Martfora
Wehamton
Wilkes Barre
Senate Group Approves Atlantic Pact in Historic Vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 13 to 0 to approve the North Atlantic Pact. Chairman Connally of Texas praised the accord as a major step for world security and anticipated swift Senate ratification. Secretary Acheson in Paris said the pact allows collective defense and allied action with congressional approval.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Sch
North America
Europe
Acheson
George
D.-Ga
Senate
Ton
Contempt Fines Upheld in United Mine Workers Case
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld 1 420 000 fines against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers for criminal contempt tied to a delayed strike call over miners pensions. The ruling, unanimous, precedes a likely Supreme Court appeal and signals ongoing Taft Hartley Act disputes.
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Washington
U. S. Circcuit Court of Appeals
John Lt. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Welly K. Hopkine
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Ifle
N.L.R.B
Um.w
Pro Vision
Alll
UMLW
UMAW
NLELE
Ihix
Cour
UMW
Union
Man Goldsborough
U.S. Seeks Rerouting of Berlin Trains Through Soviet Zone
U.S. officials pressed Soviet transportation chief to divert freight trains bound for West Berlin into the Soviet sector to bypass strike tied yards. Brig. Gen. Howley noted Russians promised to lift blockade and may reroute via a southern bypass, while strikers in West Berlin prefer not to disrupt international traffic.
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Lawrence Wilkinson
U. S
P. A. Kvashnin
Andef
Wilkinson
New York
Berlin
Frank L
Azid
Howley
Rtn
Reichsbahn
West Marks
Women Doctors Granted Equal Status by House
A bill allowing women physicians to be commissioned as Army doctors on the same basis as men passed the House yesterday and moves to the Senate. If approved, women would receive equal pay and rank in the army medical corps.
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Washington
Senate
Medical Association Curbs Writing Of Dr Fishbein
Atlantic City reports the American Medical Association board placing restrictions on Dr Fishbein editor of JAMA amid debates over medical journalism and public statements. The board action limits his writing and speaking roles at the annual meeting, amid broader disputes on policy and medical advocacy.
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Medical Association
Dr. Fishbein
Atlantic City
Fishbern
American Medical Association
House of Dessentas
Rae Bern Cates
America
Yeetardays
Trosteen
Association
United States
Medice
Inv
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Wren
American Medical
Asentiatarma
Board of Traces
Ministers To Discuss Treaty Next
The Big Four failed to break the east west Berlin deadlock after secret sessions. The ministers plan to outline positions on Berlin and move to the German peace treaty while Austria’s treaty may be revisited later in the week.
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Big Four
Berlin Unity
Molotov
China Post
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Behuman
United States
Soviet Union
Vishinaky
Vishinsky
22 Killed In Greek Plane Crash Near Athens
A Greek GPS plane crashed 17 miles north of Athens killing 22 people including Maj. Gen. George Retsalor military governor of Kavala and four children. The aircraft, a Dakota, came down after striking a hill near Malakaga while en route from Kavala to Athens. An airline spokesman offered no further details.
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Athens
Malakaga
George Retsalor
Kavala
Ava
Airlines
Kavalla
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