Gruenther Tipped as Joint Chiefs Chairman in E I Senate Drift
Washington reports Gen Albert Gruenther supreme commander of Allied forces in Europe is favored to become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff replacing Adm Arthur Radford. Presidents intimates praise his ability to solve high command issues including missile programs amid cabinet resignations. Ezra Benson gains GOP promo as farm prices loom. UN Assembly delays election-year risk eyed. Johnson faces unity strain as 1956 campaign looms and natural gas bill politics spark friction.
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Arthur W. Radford
Eisenhower
White House
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Benson
Republican National Committee
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
GOP
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
New York landmarks fade as Union Dime Bank plans new building
A 46 year old Midtown Union Dime Savings Bank building, famed for its stone and bronze Renaissance doors, rich interiors, and a storied history with accounts by John Barrymore and others, is slated to be replaced by a $35 million new structure. The article notes wartime renovations, a series of decorative overhead tie panels, and contemporary cultural notes from Broadway to Harlem venues and entertainment figures.
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New Yorker
Ebeul
Union Dime Savings Bank
Gong
Bryant Park
Sitkins
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Union Dimes
Act Bank
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Byannung
Capitol Emergency Hides Turn Nation Cities Into Safeholds
Washington state agencies rush to covertly establish emergency centers around the capital. Plans include using college towns for housing and moving microfilmed records to secure sites. The underground Stand-by pentagon near Waynesboro Pa links offices by comms lines as part of a broader national security build up.
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Pentagon
Waymesboro
It’s the Law in Texas and The Shared Rules of Law
A column-style piece discusses how law is formed through statutes and common law in Texas, noting the influence of ancient rules, written statutes, and court procedures. It explains different fields of law such as admiralty, patent, corporate, and municipal law, and emphasizes that laws guide government authority and individual rights.
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Commissi Ss
Baytown Sun Masthead and Rates Report
Baytown Sun publishes weekday editions from Pearce and Ashbe dy Baytown Texas. Names include Frog Hartman editor and publisher and Beulah Mac Jackson office manager. Subscription rates listed: month 1.20, three months 2.50, six months 7.00, year 14.00. Armed Services designation noted for second class mail.
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Monty
Baytown
Texas
Depicts a tense night escape and revised safety plan
The narrator recalls a near lawless night when a suspect remained at large and a risky escape sequence unfolded. They consider calling the sheriff, restraining themselves, and changing plans to avoid nighttime danger, deciding to travel in daylight and avoid brash actions.
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Norry
Pistos
Women choose keepsake charms over luck symbols in jewelry trend
New York report describes how women favor sentimental bracelets with four leaf clovers horseshoes and personalized charms. Miss Tucker at Fifth Ave shop sketches custom pieces while modern designs feature moving parts such as a tiny flashbulb camera. Prices range from three dollars to eight hundred.
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New York
Srash
Fifth Ave
Tucker
Harley
Warcan
Ghin
Marchal
Gretary Park
Sears
Fragmented OCR Speculates on Island Survival and Opera
A garbled OCR passage contemplates a desert island scenario and a Broadway chorus. It mentions a surgeon who moved to a New England town seeking a fresh start and hints at a curious, literary framing without clear factual details.
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Desert
Xanor
San
Alk
Fragmented prompt lists music, film, and birth trivia items
A garbled prompt mixed with piano, opera and film references, dates, and birthday list items. It mentions Johann Strauss, Count Basie, and several 20th century cultural figures, then veers into assorted trivia and semantic notes without a coherent single news item or narrative.
Senate Knits Dixon Yates Fight To Appoint Special Attorney
In a stormy Judiciary Committee session Senator Kefauver pressed to appoint a special prosecutor to defend the government in the Dixon Yates damages suit and prosecute conflicts of interest. Senator McClelland opposed, aiding Butler while other Republicans resisted. The debate centered on SEC records and Justice Department testimony as the panel debated the record and scope of hearings.
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South
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Estes Wefauver
Budget Bureau
Adolphe Wenzell
Dixon-Yates
Brownall
Owen J. Roberts
Attley Pemerene
Mmcclelland
Arkansas
Judiciary Committee
Langer
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MaCleland
Butler
Maryland
Kefauver
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Justice Department
Keefauver
Justices Department
Welker
Idaho
Senate
Kilware
Kilgore
Senator McClelland
Automobile taxes claim twenty four cents per dollar spent
Did you know that taxes account for 24 percent of each auto purchase. Special automotive taxes paid by U S motorists in 1944 totaled 6.2 billion dollars. There were about 4 560 000 tractors on farms in the U S, a million more than in 1980.
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