Republicans poised to back social security expansion bill
Senate Republicans reportedly reached general agreement to vote for the social security expansion, with many backing a pay-as-you-go study group. Some oppose or seek amendments, while leaders push a broad overhaul including universal coverage and delayed payroll tax increases through 1956.
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George
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R-Wash
Siamese Twins May Enter Circus Next Year
The only Siamese twins joined at the head, born a year ago, may become circus attractions next year. They have separate brains and are otherwise normal. Doctors say surgical separation would likely cause death, with the main risk a violent twist. If they progress, they may be released to their mother and exhibited with Ringling Brothers Circus.
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Los Angeles
Phoebus Berman
General Hospital
John B. Jones
Ringling Brothers Circus
Syracuse Coed Named Sigma Chi Sweetheart
Miss Dorothy Ann Grover a 21 year old Syracuse University coed from Freeport New York was crowned the Sigma Chi Sweetheart at the fraternity’s national convention in Columbus Ohio. The beauty noted as a movie starlet and magazine cover girl was introduced by Car Larry Milton Caniff.
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Dorothy Ann Grover
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Sigma Chi
Grover
Freeport
Long Island
N. Y
Car Larry Milton Caniff
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American Processional Shows 100 Years Of Campaigning With "Stump Speaker"
Washington June 14 A 96 year old painting titled Stump Speaker is set for display as part of the Corcoran Gallery of Art premiering July 8 to December 17. The exhibit American Processional marks the city’s 150th birthday and features works by artists who witnessed the era, including George Caleb Bingham who is also depicted as a campaigner.
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Corcoran Gallery of Art
George Caleb Bingham
Virginia
Missouri
George Caleb
Bingham
Lake Champlain
Button Evidence Nets Chicago Gunman in Liquor Store Killing
Detectives traced a coat sold to Joseph Crossley and found matching trousers in his room, leading to the arrest of Joseph Crossley, 19, for the murder of Henry Yanes, 33, a Navy veteran and father. Yanes was found dying Monday night beneath his store counter with the slayer’s hat nearby.
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John T. O'Malley
Joseph Crossley
Henry Yanes
Yanes
Benjamin Smith
Phillip Lauth
D. A. Crossley
Douglas Crossley
Joseph
Granny graduates from high school in Alhambra tale
In Alhambra California Mrs Virginie Digna 40 becomes a grandmother the same week Richard 21 and his wife welcome a baby boy Richard will graduate from Pasadena City College while Mrs Digna and her younger son Jim 18 prepare to receive diplomas at Mark Keppel High School She may pursue college next year and attends night sessions with Hattie Izner of Hamilton Ohio present along with an adopted daughter who earned a junior high diploma last week
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Calif
Virginie Digna
Digna
Richard
Pasadena City College
Jim
Mark Keppel
Deepest Lake Baikal Reaches 4962 Feet Depth
Siberia’s Lake Baikal is measured at 4,962 feet to claim the world’s deepest point. Researchers confirm the depth as part of a marine survey.
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Lake Baikal
Siberia
Commute by Helicopter Joins New York City Transit Mix
Helicopters increasingly participate in New York City's commuting network as an alternative travel option. The report notes rising use among workers and calls for evaluation of efficiency and safety in this urban transport expansion.
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New York City
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