Texas Beer Industry Proposes Bill to Curb Minor Beer Sales
Editorial notes a Texas beer industry plan to curb sales to minors by amending the law to make it a misdemeanor for a minor to possess or consume any alcoholic beverage in public without a parent, requiring enforcement to prosecute both seller and buyer. It discusses the word knowingly and potential outcomes, questioning feasibility and intent while praising responsible dealers.
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Texas
Senate
Harris County
The
Sun
Monay
Society of Remagen Bridge honors WWII veterans
President Eisenhower created the Society of Remagen Bridge on the tenth anniversary of the Rhine crossing and awarded 11 living members of the 13 Distinguished Service Cross recipients. The piece recalls the Remagen bridge as the last intact crossing, guarded by German forces, and discusses memories of the Ninth Armored Division and the crossing narrative with uncertain claims and humor from Preston Pendergrass.
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Eisenhower
Society of
Remagen Bridge
Rhine
Remagen
Brooklyn Bridge
Atlanta
Nee
William McMaster
Ninth Armored Division
Berlin
Armagen Bridge
Ninth Armored
Baytown
George Patton
George
Wwe
Bosch
Burmese actress Win Min Than in The Purple Plain interview
In a candid talk with Win Min Than a 21 year old Burmese beauty who stars in The Purple Plain and is filming in Burma she criticizes publicity briefing and American dress sense. She recalls watching Silk Stockings and says she dislikes bright men's clothing and prefers somber tones from London.
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Win Min Than
Gregory Park
Burma
Tad
Win
Miss Than
Miss ‘Than
America
Cole Porter
London
Actress on Burma trip recalls fashion and morals clash
Mel Heimer quotes a Western actress who discusses clothing, gender roles, and cultural differences in Burma. She notes Burmese women as the weaker sex, describes dating customs, and recalls acting opposite Gregory Peck as a challenge. She also criticizes Western inspiration and praises Burmese attire.
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Gregory Peck
Miss Than
Love of money as root of evil echoes in verse
A compact moral line from a dated versified reflection on wealth. It cites the familiar biblical warning from First Timothy about covetousness leading to spiritual peril and personal sorrow. The piece emphasizes money as a perilous motive and moral hazard.
You're Telling Me! reminiscences and quirky notes
William Ritt Mirthful column with Grandpappy Jenkins recalling "way back when" the Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox were closely linked. A Denver thief steals 80 steam radiators, more hot heat than a flat dweller ever sees. A humorous take on National Canned Salmon Week and France embracing a monthly premier plan. Two new Shakespeare inspired movies spark unlikely film pairings.
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Denver
Communists Lose Andhra Victory Slip Shocked Party
India watchers see a dramatic turn in Andhra where 120 of 196 results show Congress coalitions near an absolute majority. Communists suffer a sharp loss from the prior 45 seats, while Congress nears control. Analysts mull Nehru’s policies and Moscow’s influence as factors.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Andhra
Bay of Bengal
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Nehru
Tsetepccdents
Awo
Congress Peri
Way K. Ghosh
Ann Didly
Kremlin
S. K. Patil
Bombay
Fragmented trivia and notices from a historic column
Mixed questions and trivia items reference poets Alfred Tennyson Lord Cornwallis surrender date Sutters Fort and Grant’s stadium locations. It lists birthdays and honors, political leaders from New Zealand, quotes, and language notes, with scattered names and dates across a single column.
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Alfred Tord Tennyson
Lord Corniwallis
Yorktown
Invictus
Terland
Soverign
Grant Pack Municipal Stadium
Churchill May Have Helped GOP Against Yalta Records
Washington discloses Churchill asked State Department to delay publishing Yalta papers for ten years. Dulles backed Churchill to protect allied relations, surprising GOP senators who sought release. Notes recount Versailles precedent and Eisenhower’s rumored purges, plus Dulles Chiang visit over Quemoy and Matsu defense assurances.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Churchill
State Department
Yalta Conference
Yalta
Kremlin
John Foster Dulles
Eden
Winston
GOP
Toose
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
U.S
Gill Reed
Senate
Robinson Mellvaine
Alger Hiss
USA
Long Island
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Versailles
Dulles
Chiang
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Farmosa
Chiang ai-Shel
Taipei
Free World
Anthony Eden
Bangkok
Wen
Matsui
U. S
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