Resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan in Georgia Stirs Political Tension
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan reemerge in Georgia provoking concern as Governor Ellis Arnall confronts the movement amid Democratic primary elections. The Klan claims tens of thousands in Georgia and threatens labor unions and minority groups, while state authorities pursue legal actions and public opposition grows.
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Drug named tredione touted for epilepsy treatment
Chicago radioclip reports Dr Lennox and Dr Merritt discuss a drug called tredione for various epilepsy forms. They cite efficacy in two thirds of petit mal cases and note grand mal as most common, with some patients showing jerky movements and foaming at the mouth.
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Higher Education Struggles With War Vet Enrolment Demand
The Associated Press reports on the surge of war veterans seeking college and university education as Congress expands veteran benefits. By autumn 1946 about 970000 veterans are expected to enroll, with total veteran enrollment reaching 2 million and overall college attendance rising sharply. Institutions face overcrowding and funding strains as they project capacity to handle the influx, while analysts warn that many would be turned away without rapid action.
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UN Membership and Affiliations Under Security Council Review
The Amocsted Pres correspondent reports that Fire has applied for membership and Transjordan are under consideration by the Security Council committee. A report to the council may be ready by August.
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Security Council
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Pards Aren't Funny Oficial Beard Make-Up Test Notes
Fragmented OCR notes describe beard styles and make up tests for a performer. Mentions include Tibeten yak hair crepe props, facial beard shaping, and Mr Claff's final make-up test with adjusted beard alignment to ensure daily consistency.
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Coal burning locomotive aims to power future rail travel
A Baltimore report details a coal burning locomotive tested in America with a turbine driven by pulverized coal powder. Builders claim the system fuels a high speed turbine, drives an air compressor, and powers the locomotive wheels without oil burning.
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First steamer crossed Atlantic 106 years ago
A fragmentary historical note recalls the 19th century voyage era and the Britannia and Cunard line experiments. It mentions figures like Suther, warns of early wooden ships, iron hulls, and the evolution toward steam propulsion, highlighting the bold strides that framed transatlantic travel and cargo power.
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