Interior Secretary Chapman linked to Russian Soviet cause in Senate clash
Senator Benster Schoeppel charged Secretary Oscar L. Chapman with ties to Communist fronts and a possible departure from them to protect his job. Senator O Mahoney ordered an Interior Committee inquiry, with Chapman eager to testify, and Schoeppel invited to attend. He also attacked Alaska statehood lobbying tied to a former Warsaw agent.
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Oscar L. Chapman
Senate
Benster Schoeppel
R-Kas
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D-Whyyo
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Chapman
Schoeppel
O'Mahoney
Alaska
Hawaii
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Russia
Poland
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Kremlin
Warsaw
Staunton Native Appointed Pastor
Washington reports Staunton native Rev. Albert P. Shirkey has been named pastor of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church, the east’s largest Methodist church. He comes from St. Pauls in Houston and succeeds Rev. John W. Austin, who moves to Belmont Methodist Church in Nashville.
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Albert P. Shirkey
Staunton
Irvine Cather
M. K. Shirkey
Winchester
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
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Shirkey
St. Paul’s Methdist Church
Houston
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John W. Austin
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U S Air Display In Mediterranean
Seventy U S Navy aircraft staged the biggest peace time air show in the eastern Mediterranean. Planes flew from carriers Midway and Leyte of the Sixth Fleet to Beirut following a Lebanese government request.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Midway
Leyte
U. S
Movies Added To Italian M S Fourth M in Movies
American critic John B Turner, after tours of Italian studios and talking with locals, believes a fourth M has entered Italy’s famous triad of music marble and macaroni in cinema. He notes Italians are movie crazy and highly interested in films.
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Rome
Italy
John B. Turner
Turner
Bartlett Offered to Appear Before O Mahoney Committee
Three years before taking the Alaska post Bartlett offered to appear before O Mahoney's committee to answer questions. Interior spokesman Dougherty framed Schoeppel's remarks as an attack on Alaska statehood and noted Chapman was reviewing the speech and would issue a full statement today.
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O’mahoney
William Dougherty
Interior Department
Schoeppel
Alaska
Chapman
Chinese Cheer For the General Misunderstanding Incident
In Singapore teachers had Chinese pupils cheer as Major General Dunlop paused. Dunlop fell ill and Brigadier Sparks stood in. The children, not understanding English, shouted hurray twice as Sparks explained the General was sick. Dunlop later called it a misunderstanding.
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Dunlop
Harry Sparks
Sparks
British Fortress To Guard Qutaibi Near Al Hamra
The Aden news agency reports a British fortress under construction near Al Hamra close to Sumair, seat of the Qutaibi sultan. About 250 troops will garrison the fortress with Aden government approval. The area has seen past trouble from warring tribesmen.
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Aden Protectorate
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Sumair
Qutaibi
Arab News
Israel Again Gets Foreign Papers
Foreigners and Israelis who read American newspapers and periodicals can again access them. Importers, with the foreign exchange controller, have arranged a limited purchase of such publications. Imports had been halted in July after reports government funds for imports were not allocated.
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Israel
Controller of Foreign Exchange
President Truman Opens Korea War Policy Push
President Truman declared the United States fights in Korea for a peaceful world not conquest. He framed the war as a struggle to defend freedom and ensure regional security.
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Truman
United States
Korea
Feet Too Small for Army Barefoot Corporal in Dayton
In Dayton, Charles Arnold, 24, of the 423rd Engineer Construction Battalion wears a size 4 1/2 triple E shoe and drills in civilian clothes. The unit heads for activation and needs combat boots. supply attempts with padding failed. Arnold served as artillery with the American Division in the last war.
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Charles Arnold
Arnold
Americal
Coastal Shipping Trade Reserved for India
New Delhi announces reservation of coastal shipping to Indian vessels, shifting control as Indian ships now carry about 75 percent of coastal cargoes. The move enhances national shipping capacity and reduces reliance on foreign carriers.
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New Delhi
Canadian Doctor Attends Third Generation Birth
Shawinigan Falls, Quebec. Dr. Rosalore Frigon, 73, delivered a child to Mrs. Jacques Martin and realized he had also brought the mother into the world. The mother, Mrs. Alfred Doucet, is the grandmother, making the birth a third generation for the doctor who has attended over 8,000 births.
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Rosalre Frigon
Shawinigan Falls
Jacques Martin
Martin
Alfred Doucet
Johnston Family Receives War Dead Notification
In Peoria Mr and Mrs W W Johnston learn their son William Harrison Johnston an naval aviation ordnanceman was missing in action during a bombing mission in the Pacific. This week his body and those of four crewmates were found on a remote Philippine island.
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W. W. Johnston
William Harrison Johnston
Naval Aviation
Pacific
Philippines
Big 3 Unmarred As City Tennis Play Nears 2nd Round
Eight first round matches in Winchester Tennis Tournament see the Big Three Frank Anderson Jack Knode and Howard Holland advance. Knode 1948 champ wallops Donnie Babb 6 0 6 0 while Holland wins 6 3 after taking first set 6 0. Anderson beat Joe Massie 6 2 6 3. Contests include Miller over Manuel 7 5 4 6 6 4 and Cooper 6 0 6 0 over Thornton.
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Winchester
Frank Anderson
Jack Knode
Howard Holland
Anderson
Joe Massie
Donnie Babb
Holland
Bob Glover
Love
Jimmy Miller
Jack Manuel
J. Kenneth Robinson
Harold Cooper
J. J. Thornton, Jr
Fritz Briggs
Bruce Gorham
John
Jean Whitehurst
Miss Conrad
Virginia Russell
Levi
West Germans Send Books East
West Germans launch a campaign to send books into the Soviet Zone to counter Russian and Communist political messaging. The Bureau for Cultural Help, backed by West Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter and Eugen, argues German language vitality east of the Elbe is endangered by Russian textbooks.
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Berlin
Ernst Reuter
West Berlin
Eugen
Elbe
Insure Against Thirst Cumberland Brewing Co
Cumberland Brewing Co of Cumberland Mad advertises beverages and beverages for sale. The notice highlights product availability and contact details for ordering or inquiries.
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Cumberland Brewing CO
Cumberland, Mad
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