Nevada Judge Orders 51 Las Vegas Firms to Restore Ads
A federal Nevada judge ruled that fifty one Las Vegas businessmen must reinstate advertising in the Las Vegas Sun after a publisher charged Senator Pat McCarran and others with conspiring to withhold ads. The case hinges on constitutional protections for a free press and the impact of advertising revenue on newsroom independence.
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Dads honored in Daily Review Father Tribute contest
Sons and daughters submit tributes with photos of their dads for a Fathers Day contest run by the Daily Review. Children praise looks, character, and devotion while judges, including Grat, evaluate the entries across many classes. The feature highlights loyalty and communal pride in honoring fathers citywide.
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Painting Delayed 125 Reserve Cops Signal's Operation
A fragmented report describes a police operation linked to a painting project delayed by 125 reserve officers. The police chief discussed its tie to a planned event, with references to badges and city action.
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Acheson and U N Powers Spark Policy Debate
The piece analyzes Dean Acheson and U N diplomacy, arguing U S actions in regard to Israel, India, China, and the Middle East shift foreign policy. It criticizes secrecy in pledges, asserts a hands off stance with Egypt over Sudan, and warns about expanding presidential power through U N participation without Congress authorization.
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California Watches Closely for Teachers With Criminal Records
Wayne Sangint reports that California tests the integrity of teacher credentials under a 1950 law. About 60 000 credentials issued show 200 to 270 cases warrant investigation for past criminal records. Officials emphasize due process while noting teachers with prior felonies may still work if deemed fit.
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Mossadegh Before Hague Court Over Iran Britain Oil Dispute
A fragile Mossadegh defends Iran in the International Court at The Hague amid a U.N. style dispute over the Peaniutr oil field. The case pits Iran against Britain in control of a $560,000,000 Anglo-Iranian Oil stake, with questions of enforceable rulings and long term regional influence.
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Iranians Control Oil Talks Shadow Oil Field Clash
The piece describes Mossadegh in Iran resisting British pressure over oil, fearing a settlement that would grant rivals leverage. It notes risks of Russian influence, American hesitation, and a possible shift if Mossadegh departs, with oil revenue at stake for Iran and broader regional power dynamics highlighted.
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Fragmented OCR leads to garbled road names and labels
The text presents a jumble of road and place names with inserted numbers and broken terms. Hard to extract a coherent event. Key entities are unclear due to severe OCR corruption, leaving only scattered fragments like roads, institutions, and vehicle mentions.
Copy Rights and the Library of Congress Historical Note
Washington correspondent explains the evolution of copyright law from Britain’s Statute of Anne to the 1909 act, outlining registration basics at the Library of Congress, fees, and certificate issued. It cautions authors about public domain and notes library storage practices and annual permit figures.
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Youths Enjoy Free Sundaes at New Parlor Opening
Prospective customers invited to celebrate the opening of a low priced parlor in Sullivan Indiana. Otto, a youngster, attempted to keep getting free sundaes on his sixth trip to the counter. The manager declined saying the boy might get sick.
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Feather Band Dream in Honolulu Hat Shop
Henry McLemore recalls buying a straw hat in Honolulu with a feather band inspired by Bing Crosby. He frets over a $420 feather band price, wonders how to back out gracefully, and muses on others’ fashion obsessions and big-price tastes.
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Colonel Turns Paper Dolls Into A Real Million Dollar Business
Colonel admits his paper doll venture began while cutting dolls with his daughter during service. John Hitchings of Atlanta recalls his 1943 start, partnering with Alma Dedournesse to form a doll making firm. The venture, using vegetable parchment wardrobes and colored with water paints, grew into a million dollar operation with varied doll outfits.
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Hollywood Film Shop Brings a Gambling Tale to Screen
A new MGM production set in Nevada reveals a rigged slot machine scheme with contraptions by Waller Tarawa and designer Doctored Up Waller Tarawa, showing how a $1 machine allegedly pays a $150 jackpot every third pull. Director Norman Poster captures the in-film casino drama as actors, props, and schematics of the payoff system unfold amid Frank Claus and California authorities.
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Direct Dialing Expands Bay Area Phones in ’53
Bay Area telephone service will add direct dialing to most Bay exchanges including San Jose and the San Francisco peninsula. Hayward area calls will reach about a million numbers as Pacific Telephone installs centralized equipment costing 420000 to auto recognize dialing origins and record call details. Regular rates apply for direct calls.
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