Truman Silent Over Setbacks
President Truman returned to Washington amid a string of setbacks from the 81st Congress and a hostile filibuster by Southern Democrats. He denounced the session as the second worst in history and postponed a decision on sweeping national policy while preparing to attend the White House Photographers Association dinner.
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Associated Press
Key West
Pin
Senate Armed Services
Mn C. Wallgret
National Security Resources
Truman
Washington
Stnce
Congress
White House Photographers Association
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Dief
Warren Doctor Takes Own Life
The body of Dr. Gall K. Ridelsperger, 45, was found in his Warren home by a caretaker. Officials say he died from a stab wound, described as self-inflicted, and had been dead several days. He lived alone and was known to be well off.
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Warren
Gall K. Ridelsperger
Ed Lowrey
Warren County
Ridelsperger
Mrs Sara Tenbuckie Tenbuckie dies at Posible transcription
Mrs Sara Tenbuckie Yeubuckie wife of the late Henry Tenbuckie died at her son Todd’s home on the Clymer Sherman road Tuesday afternoon at 5 o clock. She leaves five sons Martin Delbert Lawrence Denbuckle and a Sherman brother William Meerdink of Sherman two grandchildren and two more. She belonged to Evangelical United Brethren Church at Marys Corners. A prayer service will be held at the Lawrence Tenbuckie home before the funeral Wednesday at 2 20 pm at the church with Rev. CATE Bareer officiating. Burial will be at Pleasant Valley Cemetery Sherman.
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Sirs
Yeubuckie
Pars
Lnte
Henry Tenbuckle
Todd
Clymer-Sherman Road
Tallulah Bankhead Sues Over Radio Jingle Use
Tallulah Bankhead sues for 1 million dollars alleging unauthorized use of her name in a radio jingle for a soap product. She seeks an injunction against Pyockers and Gamble Company, the soap makers, and names the National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting System among others as defendants.
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New York
Tallulaty Bankhead
Taililun
Voon
Wisn
Pyockers and Gamble Company
National Broadcasting Jonmany
Columbia Broadcasting System
Miss Banthead
Big Ba Brogdychy
Soma
Mn Progter
Sable
Donald R. Seawell
Rxcle
Tallulah
Miss Baugkhead
Three Children Perish In Blaze In Maryland Home
Annapolis report details a fire that killed three children on the first floor of a tenant farm home while the parents Wesley and Mrs. Peugh perished trying to reach them. The names Wesley Jr and Joan were among the trapped youngsters. a fourth child Doris Mickey Peugh survived unseen by authorities. The blaze also affected Dorothy Peugh’s relatives and others present.
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Annapolis
Falicé
Wesley Pough
Jon Peugh
Dareey Byazis
Wesley Peugh
Joan
Wesley, Jr
Peugh
Dorothy
State Legislature Eyes Tax Boost and Bridge Bonds
Democratic lawmakers backed by labor groups push for higher tax plans and a $4.0. 0 billion state building program with bridge and highway authority. Senate and House debated local government reforms to curb taxes and regulate resources while approving toll-bridge privatization bonds and a larger truck weight measure and public school retirement liberalization with full Senate approval.
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Tower
Senate
House
Lower
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