Khrushchev Prize and Propaganda Amid Teritorial Plans
In a fragmented report, Khrushchev is linked to winning the Lenin Peace Prize amid Cold War propaganda. The text also shifts to a local municipal zoning proposal detailing district boundaries, building permits, and public works measures for Alameda with road and avenue revisions and regulatory considerations.
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Wiest
Khvusheley
Alameda
Tibet
Althoud
Rus 'Aoad
Folsom Iver
Mdguire
Ei Aeamana
Forarice
Boars
Suber
Fashion Pattern Notice for New York Studio Sale
Fragmentary OCR appears to describe a fashion pattern notice from a New York studio or store. It mentions size 43k, darts, printed directions, presign for HANA, and a pattern address. The readable details list a station in New York and a style number with measurements, though many words are garbled.
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Bashion
Tovidhron
New York
Ilass
Papers Will Resume After Typists Strike Settlement
The San papers end days of disruption as a long strike by the stenotype typists guild concludes with a settlement. Pickets withdraw from the plant and some employees return to work, with all staff expected back by Thursday. The accord marks the first major strike involving the paper in the history of the state.
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Pressén
Guild
Eternal Ypievg
Certificate of Transacting Business Under Fictitious Name Brow Realty
Notice states Rodney J. Cooper of Sybil Avenue Leanrico California signs as owner of Brow Realty a fictitious business name in Alameda County California. Public notary Roy G. Hollingshead attests Cooper acknowledged executing the instrument.
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Catifarnis
Havel
Guard
Adiméds
Brow Realty
Hayward
Catifarnia
Usiness
Rodney J. Cooper
Sybil
Leanrico
California
Sodney J. Cooper
Alameda
Stete
Goreynsiis
Cooper
Farm News Roundup on Subsidized Hog Market Proposals
The Farm Bureau asks federal agencies to study subsidized hog price supports at Cahidlan Park markets. U S officials discuss Canadian price support for hog exports and possible payments to bridge price gaps. The Agriculture Department plans two million pounds of dried and frozen goods to bolster prices, with funding totaling millions. Benson and the department aim to raise hog prices by export sales while monitoring soybean, cotton, and wheat programs.
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Amdition Farm Bureau Federation
Tle
Angeicullore
Cahidlan Park
Charles B. Shumen
Farm Bureau
Christiaiy A
Bara Tall Bensén
Tte
U.S
Aulites A
Cand- Wang
United States
Agriculture Department
Fenegal
Enid
Evelé
Seire
Eisenhower Decries Marxian Theory in Debate
President Eisenhower assails Marxian doctrine of class conflict and state ownership, warning that it seeks to abolish private property and centralize industry. He contrasts capitalist nations with socialist proposals, noting fears of industrial armies and public control shaping land and production.
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Washington
United States
Ithény
Mars
Eisenhower
Kirl Marx
Edledrich Fee
Pati 7
Ihe
Soviet Union
Mara
HASIG
Socialist
Lea
Beosy
Marx and Bagels
Agricullure Manufacturing Indus
Needlecraft patterns and orders from Alice Brooks catalog
Pex Bross advertises a broad range of needlecraft patterns including crochet, embroidery, smitting, and weaving with colors for sunsuits dresses and bibs. The catalogue offers 24 pallémidl patterns priced at thirty five cents plus 5 cents each for pattern add ons, with orders payable via P. O. Box No. 195 Alice Brooks.
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Baxieola Station
New York
Flint
Plainly
Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Poisoning Se a potent weapon in the sea
A San Diego scientist warns that ocean pollution from dumped chemical fertilizer wastes could poison marine life and water supplies. He cites past incidents where contaminated seafood caused illness and nerve damage, urging government review of sea dumping practices and their wide ecological impact.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Birnée
Céllon
Amala Hay
Halstead
Anil
Cietinis
Doctor Offers Relief for Leg Aches and Poor Circulation
A medical notice from a San Leandro clinic advertises treatment for leg pains tied to varicose veins and arterial issues. It promises relief of joint and muscle discomfort, improved circulation, reduced nerve tension, and better sleep, aiming to restore activity. Contact details and appointment phone are listed.
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San Leandro
Duncin Dugh
Briton Discusses Space Warps and Future Flights
A Briton comments on space exploration and the possibility of humans visiting distant stars. He notes vast unknowns and skeptics while discussing U.S. Air Force ideas for a space hospital and the Dyna-Soar project aiming to reach high altitude speeds within two hours.
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Masefield
Bria
Wwe
Upi
Magofield
U.S
Air Force
Piaris
Kawaids
Aix
Bada
Calif
Mercury: The Smallest Planet Closest to the Sun
The article notes Mercury as the nearest planet to the sun and the smallest of the nine planets. It mentions a diameter around 3,100 miles and a rough distance of 36 million miles, reflecting early observing details.
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Mercury
Little Rock Trustees To Study New Ruling
Little Rock Arkansas trustees plan further study after a federal court ruling opened the way for integrated high schools next fall. Board President Dr. Hatton said attorneys would study the decision with federal court actions pending. Governor Orval Faubus resisted immediate action, citing law and state authority as justification for postponing school integration plans.
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Lym Rock
Ark
Ad Hire- Hatton
Federal Court
Orval Fauhos
Arite Pnd
Nandale
Elt
Actias
Attaneys
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