Almanac Today July 24 historical notes and births
Almanac entries for Friday July 24 noting New Hampshire as a royal colony in 1776, Simon Bolivar birth, Brigham Young and Mormon pioneers in Utah, Great Salt Lake Valley, Amella Earhart birth, Alabama and Scottsboro case references, Unity Wallace nomination by the Progressive Party, and a Mormon quote about Utah.
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Simon Bollyar
Souther
America
Brigham Young
Great Salt Lake Valley
Tennessee
Alaina
Scottsboro
Unity Wallace
Progressive Party
Tougher House Labor Bill Sought By Solons
Congressional action reports indicate two key lawmakers backed a tougher House labor bill as a bipartisan drive pressed to advance stricter employment protections. The proposal faces committee scrutiny with potential floor consideration next week, amid debate over enforcement and broader economic impact.
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Solons
Fidel Castro decision awaited by Havana crowd
In Havana crowds await Fidel Castro as officials signal he will likely approve a policy shift. Televised address and cabinet ministers in studio discuss the move while a baseball exhibition pits former allies against each other.
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Havana
UPD
Osvaldo Corlleas ‘Torrada
Ial Castro
Dorteas
Anne
Ascuin
Mal
Canito
Cienfue
Hebels and
Cienfuegos
Godfrey to Return On Horseback in Comeback
Arthur Godfrey plans a comeback appearance riding on a horse after illness. The event is set in West Springfield with local officials and the media noting the star’s return amid health concerns.
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Godfrey
West Springfield
Masa
Welfare roll decline in May signals aid drop
Washington report shows welfare recipient rolls fell sharply in May, with the Social Security Administration noting a drop of about 149,000 from April. Commissioner William T. Mitchell cited fewer persistent recipients in May totaling around 11 million, the lowest since earlier months.
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Washington
UPI
William T. Mitchell
Generin Wellavea Asalstmee
Golden Eagles Former Governor Takes Capital Post
Former Governor Lane Dielanel was sworn in as assistant secretary of state for administration. Acting Secretary Dauphis announced the move, noting the two months of vacancy and the plan to bolster business strategy at the State Department.
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Washington
Lane Dielanel
Wis
Tharstkiy
Dauphis
Pmon
Fias
Aight. Pau
Farmers Vote For Continued Wheat Control
Washington reports show 80.7 percent of wheat farmers favored maintaining the current government program, with 100,718 voting yes and 38,524 no in 49 districts. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson indicated Congress likely would not revise the wheat plan, while a no vote would have yielded lower supports and prices.
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Washington
Ezra ‘Tall Henson
Congress
Tenson
Ile
Imi Jevel
Prica Kupparla
Pully
Hushel
Engle Pushes Kill Joint River Plan Roadblock
Sen. Bogle criticized the administration’s Truly River Project plan while Reg. Charles Gubser defended PG&E energy involvement saying public interest favors federal works. A House subcommittee hearing opened on a bill to let private partners participate in federal reclamation, with Engle and allies warning against federal money delays and loss of tax revenue under a private power plant scheme.
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UPI
Ty Bogle
Charles
Gubser
Iy CN
Pacific Gas & Lective Canuny
Taos
Spang
SUGOM
Ous
Res
Oper Tians
T Kat
Alspores
Tr Iis
Gahser
Allo
POS
Bruce Will Resign To Aid Democrats
UPI reports ambassador to West Germany Bruce Pal vid NW OE plans to resign to aid the Democratic party in the 1960 presidential campaign. Informed sources say he wants to work for his party and contribute to the effort ahead of the election.
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Bruce
Ronn
UPI
United States
West Germany
Palvid
Talay
Ucuce
Desnorval
Merry Washingtond-W- political hello and handshake scene
A fragment from a political piece notes a figure bidding constituents goodnight and shaking hands with many people as part of a closing public engagement within a district. The tone reflects a ceremonial farewell and rapport with voters.
Miss Universe Finalist Contest Draws Crowd in California
Fifteen beauty contestants gathered for the Miss Universe finals at Municipal Auditorium timed with a long week. The lineup included Terry Lynn Huntington USA, Helene Savigny Belgium, Vera Ribeiro Brazil, Olga Pumarejo Colombia, Pamela Anne Searle England, Francoise Saint-Laurent France, Carmela Emili Germany, Zoe Koystoykly Greece, Sigdor Thorvalisdoltir Iceland, Rina Issatov Israel, Akiko Keima Japan, Ilyun Choo Oh Korea, Joruma Kristiansen Norway, Szyvanna Dombrowska Poland, Marie-Louise Ekstra Sweden. The winner earns $11,000 in contracts for tours with cosmetics and swimwear firms.
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Cali
Ulerf
Bak Hoyne
Maria Grazia Buccella
Marilyn Monroe
U S.A
Terry Lynn
Huntingdon
Belgium
Helene Savigny
Braail
Vera Ribeiro
Colombia
Olga Pumarejo
Englund
Pamela Anne Searle
France
Francoise Saint-laurrent
Germany
Carmela
Emnil
Greece
Zoe” Koystoykly
Iceland
Sig‘dor Thorvalisdoltir
Israel
Rina Issatov
Japan
Akiko Keilma
Korea
Ilyun Choo Oh
Norway
Joruma Kristiansen
Poland
Syvanna Dombrowska
Sweden
Marie-louise Ekstra
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