Press Freedom Clash Sparks Louisiana Newspaper Fight
A heated debate over federal and state powers targets Louisiana newspapers. The piece argues threats to press independence aim to punish Republican opponents and pad financial influence, noting a Senate action and potential levies affecting 250 000 readers and over 20 000 publishers.
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Typhus fears rise as rat bites loom in Texas town
The article reports typhus concerns linked to rat infestations and flea transmission, noting outbreaks near Ballinger and Clifton. It references visits by residents, Short Course attendees at A and M, and local church and Sunday School activities amid warnings and health observations.
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Cotton Krueger
John ‘Hielms
Mien Irene Conrad
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Lawrence E. Shea
Chicago
Monroe ‘Wagner
Austin
Hsr‘tan Faske
M/W. Wagner
Frances Hundt
Fort Worth
A. Wiede
Louis Buddenberg
Brenham
Texas
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Garnersvill
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Meridian
Nellie Hill
Henry Mueller
Hurst Springs
Raymond Lammert
Rhodes
Frank Gandy
Meridians
Hermah Hanns
Real Tive “Workers Band
Dean Whittenberg
Ji Walcome
White House Begins Its Annual Coat of Paint
Washington July 26 The White House is receiving its yearly paint job with scaffolding obscuring its lines. For 120 years the residence has kept its white color after British forces burned it in 1814 and James Hoban rebuilt it.
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White House
Executive Manesion
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