Almanac entry and scattered historic references blasty
The fragmented OCR notes a 1950 Almanac style date July 15 with days left in the year and a full moon approaches. It mentions planets Jupiter and Saturn, St Lang hurler George Washington Brad, a first no hit in the National League on March 5 1842, meat shortages and references to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and a Marty Tro afd remark.
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St. Lang
George Washington
Harry ‘Pruman
Phila
Marty Troafd
Allies Press Soviet For Guarantees in Berlin
Geneva dispatch reports Allied and French leaders demanding immediate Soviet guarantees for Berlin. talks stress urgency as German issue remains unresolved. Major figures including Moruine and Gaulle engage with Paris and Bonn allies while military signals in Berlin escalate tensions.
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Berlin
Geneva
UPI
Aly
Franca
Slaundtedd
Bonn
Fumes Overcome Poultry Workers in Canton Ga
In Canton Georgia a poultry plant incident caused many workers to suffer fumes. Reports indicate several workers fainted or collapsed, with three hospitalized as a safety scare prompts investigation and calls for improved ventilation at the facility.
Pair Jailed In Drug Exchange For Horse Tips
Two Philadelphia residents Bernard Nowak and Mrs Delorek Colayn were jailed on charges of using bogus prescriptions to obtain narcotics for exchange with jockeys at Delaware Park. Nowak held on 5000 dollar bond, Colayn on 1000 dollars. Police said the scheme involved stolen prescription blanks and ties to Green Ridge and Chester areas.
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Chester
Us1
Bernard Nowak
Philadelphia
Delorek Colayn
Village Green
Delaware Park
Nowak
Co Inya
Siate Pater
J Swarkhimore
Hivo
George Fisher
Brookhaven
Dillee
Nowik
Cotyn Hac
Merecen
Green Ridge
Cinster
Colyer
Galea
Cotaya
Dixon-Yates Contract Ruled Valid by Court
UPI reports the Claims Court ruled the Dixon Yates power contract valid and that the government owes no termination costs to Mississippi Valley Generating Co. The decision found no conflict of interest involving Adolph Welz, and that Wenzel did not act as government employee when the contract was awarded.
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Shincton
UPI
Court At Claims
Adolph HW. Wenwell
Hid
Misaissippi Valley Generating Co
Aortenatnys
Hal Wenzell
Cldse
Notiog
Wenzel
Yiea
Ime
la Loren
Firemen In Area Report Busy With Fatal Hayward Fires
Hayward fire officials report a fatal blaze damaging two homes with costs around 318000. The incidents include a family barbecue in progress, a damaged rumpus room, and a motel apartment fire injuring five, along with a garage fire and storage blaze nearby.
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Palmachia
John Baker
Pensacola Way
Hayward
Oscar Chaney
Argl
J. D. Burke
Mey
Tind
John Bole
Beker
Baker
San Francisca Jeweler
Noward
Mission- Ilya
Aerion
Douging Wolbrook
Orlando
Senate’s Money Bill Hikes Defense Spending
Senate factions clash over a defense appropriations bill that would spend 40 million dollars in the coming year, surpassing President Eisenhower’s request by 246 million and exceeding House totals by 746 million as Democrats seek net budget reductions.
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Wasilington
Benate
Eisenhower
House-Senate
Brown Authorizes Stanislaus College
Sacramento reports Brown backs Stanislaus College with a 500000 appropriation to buy agile facilities as the 1987 legislature seeks funds. Contention remains over expansion plans between UC Regents and the State Board of Education. The AMA opposes universal free medical care for seniors, urging caution on government control. Cuba inquiry by Senate panel presses on. Eastland defends jurisdiction. California Rep Moss criticizes Defense Department secrecy on monkeys for military research.
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Sacramento
Mtys Mae
Assemblyman Relph
Brown
Modesto
Board of Regents
The
Universit of California
State Board of Education
Milter
Ameriean Medical Assn
AMA
Congress
House
Ways & Means
Organia
Cuba
James C. Eastland
Senate Internal Security
Senate Foreign Relations
Johnn E. Moss
Calif
Defense Department
Moss
House Government Information Subcommittee
Congressional Record
Virginia uses freedom of choice school integration plan gains
In Richmond Virginia moderates advance Gov J Lindsay Almond's freedom of choice program in a tight Democratic primary The plan allows localities to select course offerings rather than enforcing forced integration The campaign saw defeats for massive resistance advocates and a Charlottesville victory by Harold Burrows as voters weigh school integration timelines amid political shifts
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Richmond
Virrginia
J. Lindsay Almond
Vale
Victor P. Wilson
Stuart E. Hallatt
Mumpton
Newport News
Inez Baker
Portsmouth
Donald Sandie
Almond
Willard J. Moody
Almond Uvon
Baker
Charlottesville
Septemer
Harold M. Burrows
William FR. Hill
Battic
Senate
Uven
Turkey rejects nuclear free zone proposal in Balkans
Turkey joins United States and Britain in rejecting the Soviet proposal for a nuclear free zone in the Balkan and Adriatic Sea areas. Ankara says the plan would deprive Turkey of its right of self defense.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Foreign+ Ministry
United States
Britain
Balkan
Adriatic Sea
Moscow
Youths on Patent Medicine Kicks At Seaside
Police Chief Joseph Devitt urged an investigation into a teen fad of drinking patent medicines for kicks. He cited druggists reporting teenagers buying large quantities of cough medicines and sedatives, signaling a rising local problem among youths.
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N. W
UPT
Joseph Devitt
McDevitt
In The News Chuckles From Across The Globe
A roundup of odd items: a Salvation Army thief in Los Angeles demanded donations after flashing a gun and left with $17, a Japan amphibious plane crash caused minor injuries to pilot Tao Ohashi and four aboard, Rolls Royce faced a sheep farmer complaint about a 40 year old car, and Geneva ministers’ conference memos labeled as working and talking papers with no clear distinction.
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Tokushima
Japan
UPI
Tao Ohashi
Nitro Aviation Co
Chash
Derry
England
Rolls~Royce Co
Geneva
Foreign Ministers Conference
Periled Airliner Lets Down Safely
A American Airlines jet carrying 106 passengers diverted to San Francisco after a malfunction. Captain TL Thomas piloted the New York bound flight from Chicago. The return trip was delayed three hours for repairs before resuming.
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San Francisco
UPN
Amaylean Airlines
TL. Thomas
New York
Chicago
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Tony
Gramyka
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Nny
Hayes Jews
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Gerais Daiticalion
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Smilas
Itonrit
Yao
Uist
Skaggs
Dixon-Yates
Stanislaus College
Virginia
Kicks
UP International
Jos Angeles
Salvation Army
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Bagh Freezer Cartel
Lug Satan
Poet
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