McGrath Denies Effort to Stall Tax Scandal Cases
McGrath testifies before a subcommittee claiming no attempt to block St. Louis tax cases. He defends Justice Department actions, notes delays in clearance, and says Judge Moore called a grand jury report a whitewash. Finnegan convicted on misconduct, appeal in progress, Slack praised by McGrath.
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Department
Department of Justice
St. Louis
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Viting Justice
Justice Department
Moore
U.S
Drake Pevaty
Grand Ru
Washington
Sascees
Ofnciny
Louis
Slack
Special Community Chest Meet Friday
Advance plans for the 1952 Community Chest will be presented to civic leaders at a special dinner in the M. E. Wi Hotel at 6 30 p m Friday.
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E Wi
AFL Prefers Realistic Revision to Taft-Hartley Law
At the convention AFL leaders urged amendments rather than repeal of the Taft-Hartley act, while administration speakers pushed for repeal and drew cheers. Eisenhower addressed 800 delegates saying he seeks no special favors and would not pledge loyalty oaths to union leaders.
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Administration
Eisenhower
United States of America
U S Jet Ace Grabs Eighth MIG in Korean War
Seoul Korea reports America's top jet ace downed his eighth Russian MIG 15 as Allied air forces pounded Reds along the Western Korea battlefront near the Manchurian border. Fifth Air Force notes troop concentrations at Sermwon area with ongoing light ground skirmishes and raids.
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Korea
America
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Sermwon
U. S
Eighth Army
Destruction of 4,600 Hogs Ordered in Northern Virginia
Governor Battle orders slaughter of 4 600 hogs on farms in Prince William and Fairfax counties after an outbreak of vesicular exanthema. State Agriculture Commissioner Brinkley directed stamping out the disease by any proper means, with no compensation for owners. Quarantine covers seven farms. losses may reach about 50 000 dollars.
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Prince William
Pairfax
Battle
Parke C. Brinkley
General Assembly
Tes
Federal Reformatory
Lorton
Fairfax County
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Garbers
Metropolitan
Bendix
Unions
Ghenandoah
Coal Shipments To Be Frozen
Coal shipments from Southern mines face disruption as strikes by workers affect production. Labor actions threaten curtailment of deliveries to mills and rail hubs, with officials signaling possible temporary freezes on shipments.
Greatest Explosion At Eniwetok If Tests Go Well
In an interview the Dr Herald warned that a successful test at Eniwetok could trigger the greatest explosion in history, potentially opening a new era in world history as reactions to the hydrogen bomb advance.
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Congressional Energy
Dr.Herald
Vince's Restaurant All You Can Eat Night
Notice indicates an all you can eat event at Vince's Restaurant in Royal, Virginia. It runs on Wednesdays from 6 pm to 9 pm with a price of $1.50. Location is 102 East Main Street in the Trophy Room.
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Vince's
E. Main
Royal
For Sale Fall Bulbs Darwin Tulips and More
Winchester Seed Co offers fall bulbs including Darwin tulips crocus bulbs daffodils narcissus and hyacinths for sale. Contact Winchester Seed Co at 3497 with catalog references 1p 1 15 17 19 22 24 26 61.
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Darwin
Winchester Seed Co
Truman denounces big lie tactics in Red tolerance claim
President Truman told the National Conference on Citizenship that it is a big lie to say he tolerates Communists in government and warned against those using the tactic. He singled out critics calling Gen. George C. Marshall a traitor and urged voters to defeat such claims across party lines.
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Truman
National Conference On Citizenship
Marshall
Gen
George C. Marshall
Fifty Fifty Guess on South Solid in 1952 Race
Editors across 48 states weigh the South's political leanings as the 1952 presidential race unfolds. Predictions vary by state with delays between Stevenson and Eisenhower support, while three Southern states show lingering uncertainty about solid backing as campaign activity grows.
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Virginia
Ning Stevenson
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Governor Calls Extra Session On Redistricting
Governor Battle orders extra session on redistricting after a stalled effort. The General Assembly debated map changes and postponed final decisions this year. Continued on Page 13. Col. 5.
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Train Strikes School Bus Killing Three and Injuring Forty Six
A freight train rammed a school bus near Collinsburg en route to Pricedale, killing three and injuring 46 with about 55 passengers including 20 pupils. Two victims identified early were Seneee Seavey and McCauley, West Newton residents, as witnesses recalled a sudden crash and chaotic scenes.
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Collinsburg
Pricedale
Ceevania
W. McCauley
West
Nannies
Tomy Smith
West Newton
Short Apple Crop Shrinking Says Institute Head
A New York observed crop shortage path described by Mr. Moore and local growers. He notes many orchards will miss estimates with 75 percent of Western New York trees examined showing strong yields but overall belt yields falling short of 21 million. The trend shows smaller growers quitting, larger growers expanding, and processors demanding only top quality fruit amid a tightening market. Police Chief Tom Boyd introduced Mr. Moore at the meeting chaired by Robert Jasker.
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Ene Our
New York
New
New York State
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Oes
Sane
Sionts Mears
Moore
Clarke Enele
Calihe Ciy
Tom Boyd
Robert Jasker
Detroit Man Will Speak Local Lions Club Host District Conference
Allen Hawthorne of the Winchecker club will serve as toastmaster at the Lions District Conference to be hosted by the Detroit Lions Club on October 7. Robert Jasper, president of the Winches or club, will open the evening session and a banquet will include a dance for district clubs. The speaker, Mr. Dodge, was elected first vice president of Lions International and is a University of Michigan School graduate.
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Allen Hawthorne
Winchecker Club
Robert Jasper
Winchesor Club
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Dodge
The
Lions International
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Walter
Flory of
Boyce
18 Communist Party Leaders Arrested
The Justice Department announced the arrest of 18 Midwest and West Coast Communist Party leaders on charges of conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force and violence. Arrests were made in St Louis Rock Island Charleston Seattle Detroit and Los Angeles. Mary Winter, wife of Carl Winter, is named among those arrested.
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Justice Department
Communist Party
McGranery
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Michigan
St. Louis
Rock Island
Historic Homes on Garden Club Tour Open to Public
The Tour of Garden Clubs features historic homes including the Miller House at 125 N Washington St, owned by First Baptist Church and built in 1839 by Will Miller's grandfather. Hackwood, the John Smith mansion, and Tall House at 1008 Cadogan are also on display with period arrangements and extensive gardens.
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First Baptist Church
Will Miller
Hill
Ad JR Hackweed
Hackwood
George Smith
John Smith
Daniel More
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