Senator Taylor Arrest Highlighted in Birmingham Clash
The Birmingham arrest event sparked by Senator Glenn H. Taylor occurred as he defied segregation police rules at a public meeting. Sheriff officers intervened after a tense confrontation at the white entrance, leading to his removal and detainment in the City Jail.
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Senator Taylor
Washington
Birmingham
South
Taylor
Idaho
Gene Wortsman
The
Birmingham Post
Hime
Floyd Eddins
Southern Negro Youth Congress
Seventh-ave
16Th St. N
Eddins
Ae ‘Taylor
Edine
Casey
Supreme Court ruling on segregated realty contracts causes debate
The article questions the high court decision on contracts preserving segregation in realty holdings. It notes the court found contracts not invalid yet non enforceable in court and ponders how an informal understanding can be valid if not enforceable. It asks what would happen if someone sought to abrogate such agreements.
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Nordoutt
Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Tribunal
Taft advised to cast image as liberal in race
Senator Taft seeks a new political image after consulting Dr. Claude E. Robinson of Princeton who urges presenting Taft as liberal and focused on the public good. The plan aims to shift perception, counter fears of GOP reaction, and highlight practical goals while awaiting primary results.
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Washington
Robert ‘Taft
Taft
Claude E. Robinson
Princeton
N. J
Opinion Research Corporation
Dr. Robinson
Truman
Robinson
Gallup
George Gallup
Dewey
Vermont
Aiken
Food and Dutg Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
AIR Force
Robert Taft
Ohio
Senate
Kenneth Wherry
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Kerry
Nebraska
Wherry
U.S. Air Force
Russia
Trade act renewal hinges on Republican Congress
In a three part series, James Marlow explains how the reciprocal trade agreements act shaped American and world prosperity. The piece outlines tariff history from Hawley Smoot to the present and notes June 12 deadline for renewal as Republicans weigh continued tariff cuts and long probes.
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Congress
James Marlow
Washington
France
Republcan Party
Truman
Far-Flung Oil Lobby Shows Ties Between Government Roles
The article argues the oil lobby seeks Arabian and Tidewater oil, naming key figures who moved between government posts and oil interests. It lists Adm. Carter and others who served in petroleum roles, later linked to American Arabian Oil and Standard Oil of California.
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Tidelands Oil
Standard Oil of California
Texas Oil Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Arab-American Oil Combine
Palestine
Adm
Andrew F. Carter
Army-Navy Petroleum Board
Americanfon Combine
Iram J. Carter
James Duce
The
Petroleum Administration For War
C. F. Snodgrass
Duce
International Corp
Comdr
Ralph Fowler
Navy
American-Arabian Oil Co
E. P. Kavanaugh
Army-Navy Oil Board
Combine
Washington
Franz von Schilling
State Department
Cairo
Caloine
J. Howard Marshal
Roerich and Horch saga fuels New Deal mystic lore
Nicholas Roerich, the alleged world spiritualist painter, and Louis L. Horch, a New York broker, attracted elite patronage in the 1920s. Roerich’s circle spread tales of miracles and occult messages while Horch funded expeditions, aiming to elevate Roerich to “ruler” of Siberia and to secure credentials for a dust bowl era mission.
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Nicholas Roerich
Louis L. Horch
United States
Horch
Roerich
International Exchange
Nettie
Henry ‘Wallace
St. New York
Roerichs
Ms Horch
Madam Roerich
Alsqg
Modra
Asia
Dust Bowl
Oklahoma
Roérich
Christ
India
Treasure Top Sweepstakes Promises $25 000 Prize
A Pepsi-Cola promotion touts a grand $25 000 cash prize in its Treasure Top Sweepstakes with 51 monthly family prizes and a total of $203 725 in cash awards across state and national levels.
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Pepsi-Cola
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Decatur
Ala
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R.shelton
Pel Decatur
Alabama
Associated Press
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General Eisenhower
Labama
Wortsman
Glenn H.taylor
Ment
Cthe Daiy Otsite
Sy Brew Pearson
Supeicig
Pegler
By Westbrook Pegler
Soviet Russia
China
Tibet
Moscow
New York
Jimmy Walker
Mortimer Snerd
Ames
Westbrook
Ray Childs
East Church St
Appliance CO
Hotpoint Appliances
2Nd Ave
Hinz
Pepsi-Cola Company
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Morgan County National
Morgan County National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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