REME COURT TO RULE ON VOTES
The US Supreme Court was asked to order Alabama’s presidential electors to cast ballots for Truman. The petition argues electors pledged to Thurmond risk conflict if not aligned with party nominees. Plaintiffs seek immediate hearing before December 14, when votes are cast.
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Alabama
Truman
President Truman
Alabama Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Alabama
United States
Kitty Hawk Returns to U S Museums After Row
The Kitty Hawk, first passenger plane by the Wright brothers, is back in the United States at the Smithsonian after years with Kensington Museum in London. A dispute over first flight credit with Orville Wright and the Smithsonian delayed exhibition. It will go on display December 17, the 45th anniversary of its flight.
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Wright Brothers
Smithsonian Institue Iion
Navy
Kensington Museum
London
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Smithsonians Oyer
Samuel Langley
Smithsonian
Orville Tert
American Museum
State urged to raise local tax substitute payments
Harrisburg Nov 24 a special legislative committee recommended increasing state payments to local governments in lieu of taxes from 152 000 to 322 000 yearly. The panel was formed by the General Assembly to address tax exempt real estate affecting local government revenues.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Cost to stem or lose Communist China debated in Washington
Washington observers weigh the price of stopping or failing to stop Communism in China. Estimates range from billions in aid and possible military involvement to trillions in political repercussions, with officials noting China’s civil strife, budget needs, and the potential for broader Soviet-aligned forces.
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Japan and China war the region with panic and doubt
Government voices argue that if China turns Communist all of Asia could follow. They warn a permanent U S military presence in Japan might be needed to deter communism, but note Japan remains economically tied to China and Asia. The question remains whether force can prevent an economic war by Communist China.
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Sailor Job Ad Promises Vacations and Guarantee
Fragmentary classified item offers sailing work with terms including extra vacation and a guaranteed arrangement. Readable portions indicate a job or voyage posting seeking applicants, with unspecified dates and conditions. Strong entities are scarce due to text damage.
Pennsy freight train traffic scene near Baldveiled road
A partial OCR read notes a Baltimore and Ohio or Pennsylvania line freight activity on a road middle with a 12 car freight train near Willi road. The fragment mentions a service delay and a time around 9 p.m. with scattered car statuses and a failed spokt ment.
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