Budenz Links White House Aide With Communist Article
Louis Budenz asserts a 1942 Daily Worker article aimed to expose anti Communist forces in the State Department was arranged with Lauchlin Currie then a White House aide. Budenz cites Browder, says Currie helped editors and officials target anti Soviet figures as McCarthy probes continue. Budenz later left Communism and teaches economics at Fordham University.
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Washington
Louis Budenz
Earl Browder
State Department
Lauchlin Currie
White House
Browder
Communist Party
United States
Budenz
Daily Worker
Fordham University
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
U. S
House Un-American Activities Committee
Charles A. Willoughby
Far East
Willoughby
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Richard Sorge
Sorge
Moscow
Pearl Harbor
House
Britain
Russia
Patrick J. Hurley
China
John Stewart Service
John Carter Vincent
Department
Vincent
McCarthy
R-Wis
Loyalty and Security Board
The
Great Lakes Area Sees Freezing Temperatures and Storms
Temperatures dropped to around freezing in parts of the Great Lakes region and the Northeast with Cadillac Michigan at 32 and Grand Marais Michigan at 34 as scattered thundershowers spread across Texas and the Plains. Fire crews fight Northwest forest fires amid long dry spells. A church yard party and local bake sale are announced by area organizations.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Cadillac
Mich
Grand Marins
Upper Michigan
Texas
Rio Grand River
Gulf of Mexico
Mountains
Mexico
Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Carolinas
Georgia
Pacific Northwest
Ladies Aid of
Congregational Christian Church
Macy Io Sale
MACY
N. Loudoun @t
Mt. Airy School
Cedar Grade
Tr-District Grange
Truman denounces Capehart amendment in price control law
President Truman urged Congress to remove the Capehart amendment and two others from the price control act, calling the Capehart provision an economic boobytrap. He warned that keeping all three would damage controls and burden the public, stressing immediate action before further price hikes.
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Truman
Washington
Congress
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
House
Herlong
Butler- Hope
Rep
D-Fla
Butler
Rep. Hope
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
MacArthur urges adequate security for Japan in letter
General MacArthur calls for adequate security forces to protect Japan from external threats. He predicts Japan will join the free world to combat Communism under the peace treaty. He notes ongoing Asia tensions require internal security to safeguard peace and rejects attending the San Francisco conference.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Asia
MacArthur
San Francisco
White House To Control Large Foreign Aid Program
Senate committees vote 19 to 1 to split the $7.499 billion aid program among the Pentagon State Department and ECA with final policy disputes settled by the President or a White House appointed three member board. The action excludes Acheson and Harriman from direct policy direction. House had sought a mutual security agency to run the fund.
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Washington
White House
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Pentagon
State Department
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Truman
Acheson
Senate
Averell Harriman
House
Mutual Security
Workingman's Store Promotes Back to School Wear
The ad highlights prices on khaki pants and shirts, dungarees, overhauls, shoes, and other back to school needs from The Workingman's Store, inviting shoppers to stock up for the new term.
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Workingman’s Store
Dope Ring Operated From Bellevue Hospital Waiting Room
New York police say a Manhattan man used Bellevue Hospital as a sales base for a 500000 dollar narcotics ring. Detectives with hospital cooperation posed as hospital staff for three months and arrested Mario Rubino, 42, after he allegedly handed heroin to Arthur Ricardi, 29, on hospital grounds.
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NEW YORK / An
Bellevue Hospital
Mariano Rubino
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Rubino
Arthur Ricardi
Firemen praised for halting blaze at Plumly Lumber
Firemen from four local companies and Winchester police earned commendation from P. W. Plumly for quickly controlling a sawdust fire at the Plumly Lumber Company on N. Kent Street. Alarm at 6 40 p m. flames held after hose laid by Reuss South End Sarah Zane and Friendship units. Fire likely started from boiler stack sparks. building tower and near by wood structures were at risk. Plumly said it was the firm’s first fire in 17 years and damage will be negligible.
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Winchester Police
P. W. Plumly
P. W. Plumly Lumber Company
N. Kent Street
Reuss
South End
Sarah Zane
Friendship Companies
Plumly
Soviet Threats On Tito Renewed
In Bucharest at Romania's liberation anniversary Voroshilov warned Tito's regime cannot long continue. His remarks echoed Molotov’s Warsaw message from a month earlier warning of Tito’s fate. Voroshilov’s statements appeared in all Moscow papers this morning.
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Moscow
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Politburo
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Bucharest
Romania
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Warsaw
Voroshilov
Father Is Too Ill To Hear About Son
Independence Missouri a Marine sergeant Rosindo A Teritilli flew from Norfolk to talk with Joseph J Fain father of a Marine buddy. Fain’s son died on Corregidor during World War II era. Teritilli hopes to tell the father about his son during a lengthy visit while Fain remains critically ill and unable to speak.
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Independence
Rosindo A. Teritilli
Norfolk
Joseph J. Fain
Marine Corps
Fain
Teritilli
Corregidor
Philppines
Iran Given Another Chance To Reopen Talks
Britain will seek to reopen discussions on the future of the Abadan oil complex with Iran based on Harriman recommendations. Tehran remains skeptical while Iran seeks independent control. refinery management remains a central issue as 300 expatriate staff are redirected to Abadan.
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Iran
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Abadan
Europe
W. Averail Harriman
Harriman
Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Stokes
New Polio Cases Rise Across U S Last Week
Public Health Service reports 1 765 new polio cases last week up 16 percent from the prior week. Western northern and central states show a jump led by Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Kansas with 242 new cases. Since March last year 8 908 cases have been recorded, down from 9 090 a year ago.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Battle for hills ends as ROK forces gain control
United States Eighth Army reports South Korean troops have secured all objectives after a five day battle in east central Korea. General Van Fleet notes the seized terrain improves security and observation to the north while Red casualties reach about 9,019. Air strikes also disrupted Communist supply routes amid poor weather.
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U. S
Eighth Army
Korea
Janes A. van Fleet
Korean
van Fleet
Horse Bets Charge Woman Bank Teller Embezzlement Case
In Hot Springs Arkansas Mrs Martha Elizabeth Stokes age 30 has been charged with embezzling 94602 dollars from Arkansas Trust Company where she worked ten years. Her husband Herbert 33 is charged with aiding and abetting. FBI confirms the alleged theft began December 1950 with falsified reports and miscounted cash. A depositor complaint followed when a check was returned marked insufficient funds.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Martha Elizabeth Stokes
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Herbert
M. W. McFarlin
Little Rock
FBI
Prices Rise Worldwide After Korea Talks Break Off
News that the Chinese Communists broke off trace talks in Korea caused an upsurge today in the prices of major food and manufacturing raw materials for future delivery.
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New York
Korea
Southeast Asia Eyes Narrow Path If Reds Fight Koreas
Hong Kong columnist Fred Hampson argues a Korean armistice breakdown could ease pressure on Southeast Asia from Formosa to Indochina. He notes China cannot fight in Korea and Indochina simultaneously, so disruptions there may slow support to Ho Chi Minh, Li Mi, and anti colonial menaces while boosting regional respite.
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Southeast Asia
Reds
Korea
Fred Hampson
Hong Kong
Formosa
Indochina
Ho Chin Min
Burma
Li Mi
Chiang Kai-shek
Britain
Valley Firemen Pick Winchester As Site of 1952 Convention
Chambersburg Pa. delegates from 63 volunteer fire companies chose Winchester Virginia as the site of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association 50th annual convention. Howard F. Poper of Waynesboro Pa. was elected president succeeding Bernard F. Groves Jr of Winchester. Officers include Charles F. Athey Charles Town Reiniger and H M Layman. A fire prevention civil defense conference and a parade drum corps competition and fireworks display are planned for the weekend.
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Chambersburg
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Howard F. Poper
Waynesboro
Bernard F. Groves, Jr
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Charles F. Athey
Hagerstown
Charles F. Reininger
Charles Town
W. Va
H. M. Layman
Co. L. Jacobs
George F. Ridgley
Funkstown
Chaplan
Benjamin F. Blubaugh
Baltimore
New Mental Tests for 4-Fs in Draft Revisions
Washington reports new mental tests to be given to draftees who flunk pre-induction exams. By mid 1951 up to 249,684 registrants failed AFQT. 4-Fs under 26 on June 19 1951 may be re tested, while those deferred stay liable to 35. Rejection rates after Korea cited at 35.1 percent.
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Washington
Army
Armed Forces
Selective Service
Transport Plane Crashes in Alaska
A C-47 transport plane with nine aboard crashed at Summit near the Alaska railroad about 8:42 last night. All were initially reported killed. The craft was en route from Elmendorf in Anchorage to Eielson Air Base near Fairbanks. A Civil Aeronautics radio officer said he spoke with the pilot before the crash. contact was lost as the plane reportedly dived into the Summit field.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Summit
Here
Eielson Air Base
Fairbanks
Elmendorf
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Egyptian Authorities Detain U S Vessel Over Aircraft Engines
In Cairo last night Egyptian authorities detained a United States merchant ship for seven hours after it delivered aircraft engines to Israel. The ship was released as the engine shipment was deemed legal and no further action was taken.
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Cario
Egypt
United States
Israel
Allie Reynolds Hospitalized With Sore Left Arm
Baseball news notes Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees was taken to the hospital today with a very sore left arm. A brief local notice appears alongside school registration and Legion announcements.
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Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankee
James Wood High School
J. Web
D. Beable
American Legion
N. Cameron St
Evidence Break-off Planned In Advance Says Gen Ridgway
The Communist talks in Korea were abruptly halted on bombing accusations. Gen Ridgway stated the move was planned in advance, with U N and allied officers calling the charge a frame-up and noting no evidence of bombing near Kaesong. High level officers doubted the breakdown was permanent amid conflicting radio reports and late night announcements.
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Gen. Ridgway
Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Reds
Kaesong
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pany
U. N
Ridgway
China
Peiping
Red Korean
Beef Price Ceilings May Rise Slightly Under New Act
Prices for many beef cuts may rise a cent or two per pound while hamburger ceilings stay stable. OPS officials told industry leaders the Defense Production Act requires above normal profits to offset lagging cattle by product yields, with tallow and hide ceilings to be reduced once beef prices take effect in a month or two.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Office of Price Stablization
OPS
Acheson Weighs Talks With British and French Ministers
Secretary of State Acheson plans a three to four day meeting with British Foreign Minister Morrison and French Foreign Minister Schuman to review German problems and other Cold War issues. Western Germany manpower for the Atlantic Pact Army tops the agenda, with Britain backing full German division and France favoring smaller combat brigades with safeguards.
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Washington
Acheson
Germany
Europe
Middle East
Far East
Herbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Britain
France
O He
Father Helps Allen To Land Big Carp
Robert Allen Ruffner eleven year old son of Walter and Marion Ruffner of Bluemont hooked a fourteen pound carp while fishing with his father near home. The boy, a Berryville resident, is a typical American youth fond of his collie Lassie and Snoopy the cat, who could not resist claiming such a hefty catch.
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Robert Allen Ruffner
Walter
Marion Ruffner
Bluemont
Allen
Berryville
Collie
Lassie
Snoopy
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