Fragmented OCR list of committee chairmen and appointees
A garbled OCR snippet lists various names and committees from a U S Senate context. It mentions chairmen of several standing committees and references districts and states, with fragmented entries for Foreign Affairs Commerce Navy Merchant Marine and others. The text notes seniority rules and describes committee structure as part of a larger legislative organization.
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Ter
Karl M. Lecom- Sie
Merchant Marine
Alvin Faveichel
Harold H. Velde
Edith’ Nourse Rogers
Mass
Boe
Senate
Immigrant Sabath Rise From Humble Beginnings
Sabath arrived in Baltimore in 1881 with 1.36 and $1.36, first working at a planing mill for $3.40 weekly. He studied law at night, built a real estate business, served as a police judge, and became deeply connected with Chicago’s immigrant community, ultimately pursuing Congress.
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Dawigar D. Eisenhower
Zabor
Bonemia
Sabath
Baltimore
Gugago
Bile
Chicago
Stevenson weighs burdens, hints at 1956 Democratic bid
Adlai E. Stevenson, weary after defeat, signals possible return to lead the Democratic ticket in 1956 as campaign manager Wilson Wyatt calls Stevenson a secure future leader. Wyatt notes record popular vote for Stevenson and the party mood remains blue nationwide. Proclamation in Baytown designates Poppy Day on November 7 and 8.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Timosis
Democratic Party
Wilson Wyatt
Stevenson
Wyatt
Wich
United States
Major Isue
Stevatsin
Legion Auxiliary
Baytown
J. J. A. Ward
Texas
Dixie Lee Crosby Leaves Over $10,000 in Will
Hollywood reports Dixie Lee Crosby, wife of Bing Crosby, left an estate valued over $10,000 to her husband and to four sons and other relatives. She died after a long cancer battle, leaving Pebhole Beach and Idaho Home interests and various personal assets to Bing Crosby. The remainder is placed in trusts for her four sons, father, stepmother, and mother-in-law.
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Hollywood
Dixie Lee Crosby
Bing Crosby
Communists Probe Alleged Wife Theft by Serbian Premier
In Zagreb on November 6 a Yugoslav government official accused Comrade Peter Stambolic, head of the Serbian Communist party and premier of Serbia, of stealing his wife. The charge sparked uproar at a party congress before Premier Tito restored order and promised an investigation.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Serbia
Ljubodrag Diuric
Communist Party Congress
Peter Stambolic
Djuric
Stambolic
Serbian Communist Party
Marsal Tito
Tax Decreases Cut Government Revenue Across Plan
The article notes expected annual revenue losses of about 2.2 billion from a general tax cut, plus 1 billion from reduced excise taxes on liquor beer cigars and gasoline, and 2 billion from corporate income tax cuts effective April 1 1954. Congress approved these despite higher spending, with 1953 expenditures projected at 89. billion against 68.7 billion in revenue.
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Congress
Truman
Congress To Have At Least 11 Women In Next House
Washington reports that at least 11 women will serve in the next Congress, with nine re-elected to the House and Mrs. John B. Sullivan defeating Rep. Claude Bakewell in Missouri. Senator Margaret Chase Smith remains the lone woman in the Senate with two years left, and Idaho's Mrs. Gracie Prost leads or trails in a pending House race. A total of 50 women ran for Senate and House seats.
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Washington
House
John B. Sullivan
Claude E Bakewell
Missouri
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Idaho
Gracie Prost
John T. Wood
Livestock market report from Fort Worth auction
Livestock prices show slow to steady movement with cattle mainly at 13 to 27 per hundredweight. Slaughter steers and heifers typical ranges include 16 to 32, bulls 10 to 18, calves 14 to 24, hogs up to 25 higher with butcher pigs 10 to 22, sows 14 to 18, and weights 160 to 289 pounds among buyers and sellers listed. Buyers urged to purchase from Baytown merchants.
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Fort Worth
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