Shivers Busy Schedule Asserts Texas Unity And Rally
Governor Shivers returns from Alabama and plans Korea inspection tour with Eisenhower invitees. He defends loyalty to the party, names Ottis Lock as 1954 reelection campaign manager, and vows no sales or income tax. Also notes insurance law updates and new Governor’s Economic Advisory Commission.
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Vern Sanford Austen
Texas
Alabama
Korea
Eisenhower
Shivers
Jefferson and
Jackson
Texas Party
National Party
Ottis Lock
Lufkin
Austin
Stephen A. Mitchell
Texas Democratic Advisory Council
Democratic Executive Committee
Mitchell
Weldon Hart
Texas Employment Commission
Governor's Economic Advisory Commission
John van Cronkhite
Teachers Press For Higher Pay At School Board Meeting
The teachers presented a persuasive plea for raises citing a historic oral salary scale and recent regional raises. Board President A R Stark voiced support for faculty efforts while noting fiscal strains and future tax value reassessments. The article names committee members Fred Parker Roy White and Mrs Rose Cravey. Also includes a note agreeing with Houston Chronicle driving tips for better fuel economy.
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A. R. Stark
Fred Parker
Roy White
Rose Cravey
LOOKING AT LIFE THE HUMAN RACE AND PROGRESS
A college professor argues against doomsday views of degenerate humanity and asserts real progress in science, medicine, and spirituality. He notes resistance to new medical advances, cites Newton, and discusses religion, the United Nations, crime, and the risks of modern technology while predicts we will not revert to coconuts and bananas as a dessert.
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Isaac Newton
Ila Tree
Theg
United Nations
Broadway Actors Propose Summer Theaters in 65 Cities
Actors union sends mayors a brochure on launching municipal summer tents like Philadelphia. It outlines costs, with weekly operating expenses about 7500 dollars and pricing for different seat counts. Proposed season economics target 56 percent of gross with set pricing at 2 dollars for 496 seats and lower for smaller venues.
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Actor Equity Association
Philadelphia
West Fairmount Park
Panama Game ends season and New York shows take stage
By Jack Gaver exclusive reports note federal tax at ten percent. The Philadelphia tent plays to over 80 percent capacity. Original cost about $75000 will be paid off if summer business holds. The New York City Ballet launches second tour of the West Coast starting June 10 in Seattle, then San Francisco and Los Angeles, ending August 1 in L A. The Lroupe returns to City Center August 3 for THE PANAMA GAME, closing May 31. Box office notices urge visitors to write St James Theater box office with preferred dates.
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Philadelphia
NEW York City Ballet
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lroupe
City Center
New York
St. James
St. James Theater
Hollywood
RKO
MGM
Howard Hughes
Floyd Odlum
Cinemaland
Odlum
Hughes
Wl Wikq
Millian
iMane
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Studio
Ruughes
RRO Pistores Corp
T S A
Rec
KO Corp
Hughes Tool Co
Odlam
Odimn
Ate Jas, Corp
Bike Fistures Corp
RRO Shock
Suzanna Ball to star on Lux Video Theater comeback
Suzann Ball walks on a new artificial leg as she readies a television comeback on CBS Lux Video Theater with husband Dick Long. She returns after a year and a half away from work and aims to co star in an Indian film with Victor Mature.
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Suzan Ball
Ihee
Keat
Universal-International Studio
Dick Long
Susan
Tve
Key Leagedy
Long
Suzan
Path
Victor Mature
U T
What's New In Washington Lawmakers Accused Of Rewriting Webster
Rep J Arthur Younger of California cites so called new definitions in a letter to constituents. He lists phrases like under consideration and to expedite as examples of semantic tampering by government officials. The piece surveys light anecdotes from Embassy Row and comments by other lawmakers on Washington behavior and a wagging tone about political spin.
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Washington
Herman W. Nichols
J. Arthur Younger
California
Mamienbawer
Harold CL Ostertag
New York Republican
Lacy
Robert §. Kerr
Oklahoma
Democrat
Allan Oakley Hunter
Senate
Subcommittee
Hunter
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Harvard
Columbia
MIT
Cal Tech
Chicago
Tor
Ipo
McCarthy
Anne Rogers
MacArthur
Carthy
Army
Fort Monmouth
Orly
Army Stevens
Stevens
J. Edgar Hoover
Rowing a Peregrine Tale From Natchez Night
A rambled narrative from Natchez recounts Mhvtmarle Party who planned to row to Minneapolis after a dispute over rent. His wife tethered the boat, went to bed, and the man rowed all night, while a comical sequence of cries and interruptions unfolds as neighbors react to the scene. The piece weaves crude dialogue, local color, and scattered names into a farcical, partially garbled vignette.
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Mhvtmarle
Mississippi River News
Natchez
Minneapolis
Iris
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge They Answer Quick
A scanned miscellany queries on U S territory order Hawaii versus Alaska, the Panama Canal locks, a play author, planetary phases, and the College of the City of New York’s original name. It blends biographical notes, language trivia, and birthday notices with brief, varied items.
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United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Panama Canal
Shemon
College of the City of New York
Fort Monmouth Espionage Claim Reexamined By FBI Probe
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports a 1953 FBI referral to the Justice Department found no evidence of espionage at Fort Monmouth after Army cabinet memos. The piece covers McCarthyism, H-bomb policy, Geneva talks, and calls for stronger Philippine bases, plus notes on Brahman and Bowles.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Stevens
Brownell
FBI
Justice Department
Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Executive Department
Senate
Army
Joseph Welsh
Roy Cohn
Ruth Young Watts
Capitol Hill
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State Insurance Commission
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John Ben Shepperd
Paso
el Paso
Shepperd
Inks Lake
Burnet
Eisenhower Park
Texoma
Lake Whitney
Texarkana Reservoir
Cass County
State Parks Board
TV IN Education
J. W. Edgar
State Commissioner of Education
Mortimer Brown
Duval County
Supreme Court
Todd Shipyard Corporation
Todd
TEC
By Fred Hartman
Our City
Houston Chronicle
By Erich Brandeis
By Jack Gaver
Aline Mosby
Satan
God
William Tell
Imbassy Row
D. Leigh Colvin
Clearwater, Fla
Women's Christian Temperatce Union
House Commerce Committee
Charles A
Wolverton
New Jersey
By Bennett Cerf
Hilal
Yatman
Providence
Parkan
Derertmen
Central Press
Joseph Joubert
Alexander Pushkin
Aveiler
Edeet Burd
Henrys Ford
Nicarastta
Amastiria Goniora
Folks of
Gneas the Nann
Castiglione Gel Lagoa
Italy
Canada
Hopkins University
Tex
Oliver
Fiorene Gonsarns
Paul Iuers
Charles Winninger
Robert Morley
Anton Cheletforisis
Gatun
Pedra Miguel
Mira- Bares
So Monmouth
U.S
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Beetle Smith
Bidault
John Bull
Eden
Churchill
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France
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Philippines
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Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Joe Camaign
Louis Bean
Joe
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