Churchill Presses Case Against Labour in Radio Address
Britain faces a tense clash as Churchill plans a 20 minute radio appeal against Attlee's Labour government. He argues for stronger rearmament while Korea commitments loom, amid battles over conscription and parliament recalls.
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Punishment Fitting Crime In Cuba Story Ends In Marriage
A tale from Cuba under Spanish rule recounts a senorita named Josefina kidnapped by a count. Roberto disguises as a friar to rescue her, Governor General Miguel Tacon orders the couple wed, then has the bridegroom killed as the widow inherits the count’s wealth.
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Charlie Moses
Dame-Napers
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Jose de Cordoba
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Tacon
Solomon
Knowledge Quiz Answers From Historic Q and A Sheet
A compiled set of Q and A samples covers simple and compound interest, corn stalk yields per acre, Christmas Sundays since 1900 and next in 1955, insect losses, Roosevelt trips, the beauty proverb source, Eskimo height and lifespan, camel hair fabric, Battle of the Wilderness name, Mary Donelson’s hair, Vesuvius height change, oaths before judges, Kiwanis derivation, and deaths in wrestling versus boxing.
Editor's Notebook Reflects on 19th Amendment Anniversary
The piece marks the 30th anniversary of women’s suffrage, notes Texas’ Aug 26 1920 ratification, and cites Governor Hobby’s proclamation. It contrasts court rulings with constitutional guarantees, laments jury exclusion for women, and previews John C. White’s bid for state commissioner of agriculture with debate over J. E. McDonald.
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Our Presidents and Their Wives pamphlet ad
A condensed history offers facts on presidencies and First Ladies with portraits. The Austin American Information Bureau advertises a 25 cent pamphlet at 1200 Eye Street NW Washington DC.
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Vaughan Meddling in Army Officers Orders Sparks Controversy
The Bell Syndicate report accuses Major General Harry Vaughan of using White House influence to push a transfer for reserve lieutenant Robert C. Smith from Field Artillery to the Judge Advocate General Corps. It alleges senior officers in Korea are not the army’s best, citing Walker Landrum and Willoughby as examples of questionable leadership decisions.
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McKellar and Cannon clash over gavel in closed-door dispute
Senator Kenneth McKellar and Congressman Clarence Cannon, both veteran appropriations leaders, argued and exchanged expletives behind closed doors as they sought agreement on the federal appropriations bill. Colleagues separated them before anyone was hurt.
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Missouri
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Senate Appropriations
Cannon
House Appropriations
AP News Note on Local Content Rights
The Associated Press notes its exclusive right to republication of local news and AP dispatches printed in the newspaper. This notice states AP holds use rights for local coverage and AP-origin material.
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