Soviet Agents Known To Gold Out Of Nation
Washington May 25 The Russian agents who received atomic secrets from Klaus Fuchs fled the United States after being recalled in 1945 46. FBI officials in London questioned Fuchs while Gold a Philadelphia arrestee held on 100 000 bond confessed after intense questioning. The case ties to Elizabeth Bentley and Jacob Golos with Gold joining the Golos ring in 1940.
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Washington
Harry Gold
Klaus E. J. Fuchs
Soviet Union
Gold
Fuchs
Kremlin
Europe
FBI
London
Best
Philadelphia
Russia
Holmesburg
J. Edgar Hoover
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Doe
United States
England
Elizabeth Bentley
Miss Bentley
Jacob Golos
New York
Golos
U. S
Federal Building
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
Klaus Fuchs
Soviet
Big Three back peace in near east arms policy
The United States Britain and France pledged a joint near east peace policy confirming that arms to Israel and Arab states will not be used for aggression. Any threat will trigger Big Three action within UN and may cut economic aid. Truman called it a step for regional peace.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Britain
France
Near East
Israel
United Nations
London
Paris
Truman
Russia
State Department
Middle Eastern
Soto Rallies After Brain Surgery in Los Angeles
Humberto Soto, 23, son of Sonora Governor Ignacio Soto Sr., is recovering after brain surgery at St. Vincent's hospital. A brain specialist removed a blood clot from injuries sustained in an automobile accident May 15. He and his father arrived from Hermosillo and face at least two weeks in hospital.
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Los Angeles
Humberto Soto
Sonora
St. Vincent's Hospital
Soto
Hermosillo
Ignacio Soto Sr
Guillermo Soberanes
Young Soto
University of Arizona
Tucson
Joverturn
Decisive Senate Vote Expected On Point Four Plan
In Washington on May 25, Republicans and Democrats edge toward a decisive Senate vote on the Point Four foreign aid program. The chamber prepares to approve a conference report totaling 35 million plus and authorizes vast funds for European recovery, Korea, potential China aid, Palestine refugees, and the international children's emergency fund amid intense opposition claims of a broader world program.
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Truman
Tucson
Senate
House
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Sen. Millikin
R-Cole
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
America
Earl Browder
U. S. Communist Party
Moscow
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Haldore Hanson
State Department
McCarthy
Hanson
Appropriations Committee
Republic of Korea
China
International Children’s Emergency Fund
Halt of Oak Ridge Construction by AFL Walkout
At Oak Ridge Tennessee an AFL walkout shut down a large atomic plant construction affecting about 3000 workers. Pickets formed at entrances and gates to the restricted area as union official said they did not know the instigators or aims of the walkout and the AEC confirmed the project was completely halted.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Laborers and Hodcarriers
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Hodcarriers
Knoxville
Turner
Chinese Defeat Reds Attacks on Wanshan Islands
Taipe, Formosa May 25 The Nationalists repelled a Communist assault on the Wanshan islands southwest of Hong Kong killing more than 3,000 invaders. Nationalist forces destroyed an invasion craft, gun boats and motor junks while landing troops on Ching Chow and Sanchiao being encircled. A separate naval report said Communist ships near Lingting island off Macao were intercepted with 11 vessels sunk.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.P
Wanshan Islands
Hong Kong
Ching-Chow
Sanchiao
Wanshans
Lingting
Mac
Paymaster of Ship Arrested for Shipping With $19,000
FBI and naval intelligence arrest Lt. Bascom Bertram Boaz 38, paymaster of the navy tanker USS Navasota, in Pomona on a warrant for embezzlement and desertion after fleeing Thanksgiving with about $19,201.50. He traveled with Pearl Carter who is linked to the case. Boaz awaits arraignment in Los Angeles County jail.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Naval Intelligence
Navy
Bascom Bertram Boaz
Pomona
Boaz
Pearl Rosemary Carter
U. S. Navy
U. S
Navasota
South Gate
Cliff Brister
Long Beach
Hollywood
Sacramento
Miss Carter
West
Indict Three In Tax Cases In Kansas City Gambling Ring
Three men including gamblers Rainey Mangiaracina and Goldberg were indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax evasion for 1946 to 1948. Rainey allegedly evaded 3507 dollars, Mangiaracina 4729 dollars, and Goldberg 25200 dollars. Rainey was linked to gambling interests in Colorado Springs and Kansas City bookmaking operations.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas City
Justice Department
Walter L. Rainey
John Mangiaracina
Sam Goldberg
Rainey
Colorado Springs
Colo
Grand Jury
Clover Leaf
Show
Mangiaracina
Max Jaban
Louis Schaffer
Charles Gargotta
Gargotta
Charles Binaggio
Await Report From Donovan On Amerasia Theft Case
Senate investigators await Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan OSS chief and Arcibald Van Beuren for clues on who ordered the Justice Department’s leniency in the 1945 Amerasia theft case. Subcommittee probes Soviet espionage ties as McCarthy cites Red sympathizers.
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Washington
Senate
Amerasia
William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
OSS
Justice Department
Donovan
Arcibald van Beuren
Office of Strategic Services
Moystery
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
McCarthy
van Beuren
New York
Subcommittee
Truman Plans to Maintain Command of National Defense
President Truman asserted against a proposed national security commission and said he would run the government under the Constitution. He noted defense budgeting for fiscal 1951 is underway with a ceiling on military spending and hinted the next budget would be below the near 14 billion estimate. He avoided comment on Denham’s fate and withheld view on Lie’s peace-talk remarks until consultations with Acheson.
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Washington
Truman
Commission On National Security
Washington Post
Bipartisan Commission
Post
London
FEPC
Denham
Robert Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
NLRB
Congress
Acheson
Trugve Lie
United Nations
Lie
Paris
Moscow
U.N
Cool Days and Dry Skies Forecast Across West
The forecast calls for no rain tonight with mostly clear skies and a partly cloudy tomorrow afternoon with showers near mountains. Yesterday saw a high of 88 degrees and a cool dip to 53. Dillon Montana recorded 19 degrees and Cheyenne Wyoming had four inches of snow.
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Tucson
Montana
Jack D. Douglas
Wyoming
Dillon
Mont
Cheyenne
Wyo
Three Signs Tell If You Are Well Again
MEMPHIS Tenn May 25 A noted medical scientist lists three signs to judge discharge readiness Dr Alan Gregg medical director Rockefeller foundation cites these signs of health In his speech here he asks how often a patient laughs what interest he shows in games and what attention he pays to personal appearance
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Memphis
Tenn
Alan Gregg
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
New Brooklyn Battery Tunnel Opens
New York May 25 The Brooklyn Battery tunnel opens linking Manhattan and Brooklyn under the East River. The $80 million twin tubes will handle about 10 million vehicles yearly with fares from 35 cents for autos. The Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority will operate the facility.
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New York
Brooklyn Battery
Manhattan
Brooklyn
East River
United States
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority
Baseball Scores and Standings From League Games
In the National League Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 after nine innings. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 9 to 4 with Voiselle charged with the loss. Sauer hit a homer for Chicago and Campanella homered for Brooklyn. St Louis played New York as scheduled. In the American League New York visits Detroit while Washington sees Cleveland and Philadelphia vs Chicago and Boston vs St Louis.
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St. Louis
New York
Harboring a biting dog case heard in Baltimore court
Mrs. Lillian Stummers faced a harboring charge in Baltimore police court when a two year old Linda Hyson was bitten on the chin. The child testified from her mother's arms as Magistrate Herbert Franklin questioned her about the dog. The charge was dismissed after the testimony.
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Baltimore
Lillian Stummers
Linda Hyson
Herbert Franklin
Franklin
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