Books on Flying Saucers held back by defense pressure
Editor claims defense department officials pressured to block Donald Keyhoe's The Flying Saucers Are Real even as publisher plans a June 5 release. Bishop says some Midwest retailers began selling early. sales halted after threats to seek injunction. The book names witnesses, places and officer ranks cited in saucer investigations.
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New York
Defense Department
Donald Keyhoeen
Jim Bishop
Fawcett Gold Medal Books
Department
Washington
Keyhoe
Bishop
True Magazine
Minneapolis
Blue Bonnet Margarine Ad Hits Flavor and Nutrition
A promotional copy touts Blue Bonnet Margarine as a quality spread with summer sweetness and rich nutrition. The ad highlights flavor, economy, and ease of use, urging families to choose Blue Bonnet for vegetables and everyday meals.
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Guy Lombardo
America
Man's Pocket Is His Castle Judge Rules
Miami Beach city judge Daniel Galen ruled that a man's pocket is his castle and dismissed a charge of possessing gambling equipment against Harry Simon, 36, after a detective testified he asked Simon to remove papers from his pocket prior to arrest. The papers included two bets.
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Miami Beach
Daniel Galen
Harry Simon
Pat Perdue
Simon
Perdue Heckled Speaker as Detectors Remove Disruptor
An audience disruption at a hearing stage saw Perdue surrendering papers and a heckler shouted in protest about Ilse Koch’s sentence. The judge hinted the action seemed involuntary due to Perdue's authority. Detectors escorted the disruptor out. about 100 people followed, some shouting for the speaker to be allowed to continue.
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Perdue
Simon
Clay
Ilse Koch
Clay heckled at anti red rally in Berlin cry for freedom
Gen. Lucius D. Clay spoke to Berlin crowds at an anti Communist rally after being heckled by a lone protester. Police dispersed 1000 pickets outside Town Hall as the general urged Berliners to remain patient and defend freedom against a youth uprising.
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New York
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Germany
Town Hall
Wis heating bill blamed on Canadian weather
Gerald Boos and Arthur Lynn said Wisconsin's weather came from Canada so they billed the Dominion for 136 dollars half of their heating bill reflecting a cross border energy dispute.
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Marshfield
Wis
Llp
Gerald Boos
Arthur Lynn
Wisconsin
Canada
Dominion
Hiawatha Residents to Vote on Incorporation
About 100 residents of Hiawatha north of Cedar Rapids along highway 150 will vote Friday on incorporating as a town. The election, held in the Hiawatha Water Company office, opens at 8 a.m. and closes later in the day.
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Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha Water Company
Election date set for small incorporation area vote
Election commissioners Hazel Fosnacht George Allman Thelma Karr and Fay M Clark were appointed by District Judge G K Thompson to oversee the Friday vote. The May 8 date follows a May 10 cancellation after eight residents withdrew from the incorporation area, which runs from Shiloh cemetery to the Illinois Central and W C F overpass on 150.
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Hazel Fosnacht
George Allman
Thelma Karr
Fay M. Clark
G. K. Thompson
Shiloh Cemetery
Illinois Central
W.C.F. and
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