Jefferson Quote Framed In Ceremony F Friday Adorning Nation
The January 6, 1950 issue notes Thomas Jefferson's altar of God statement cited during a ceremony. The article reflects the era’s tone and includes Associated Press content about republication rights and city notices. It references press distribution centers and newsroom attributions.
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Michigan
Philadelphia
Fiew Centar
Wis
Atzott
Montaamary Bt
Pranclery
Thomas Jefferson
Fragmentary Biblical Verse Fragment on Lent Theme
A garbled quotation references Zechariah 4 10 about despising small things and a march through the world. The text appears as distorted scripture with several misspellings and unclear context, mixing archaic phrasing with modern typos.
President rejects Danlons offer in Flower Commission move
Senate rejects President Truman's October plan to name locals to the Flower Commission. An overhaul in the panel's makeup follows a wide vote, with Olds appointed to the water-supply inquiry and other posts funded from the President's emergency fund. Rumors swirl about further reshuffles as observers note political favors and party loyalties.
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Senate
Het Oojiber
Detman
Goon Agreement Shapes Senate Civil Rights Debate
A disputed goon agreement affects the Ray Section repeal and civil rights measures. Northern Democrats seek to protect rights amendments while Southern Senators push to bundle or block changes, risking broader legislation as debates unfold.
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Getline
Myitha
Beeston
Demnetus
Sinaté Neve
Mipyat
Ray Sehition
Manderine
Deanenats
North Ren
Strivsr Inge
Lynde
Eric
Aoutherin
Amtel
Democratic
Republica
Legislation Under Consideration Gains Time Amid Debate
The text argues lawmakers should not be diverted by side issues or procedural delays. It contends that if the Senate remains focused on the core legislation, passage could be expedited, avoiding time-wasting side arguments and lengthy debates.
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Senate
Yardstick shows federal tax bite at nine dollars per hundred
The Federal Reserve Board uses 1948 data from nine surveys to estimate that for every $100 of average earnings, $9 goes to federal taxes. The piece notes that state local and hidden excises add further burden, including taxes on telephone and light bulbs.
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Federal Reserve Boar
Burr
Governor Folsom Proposes Fast Tracking Prison Releases
The governor directs two appointees on the Fardon and Parole Board to speed up convict releases citing crowding. Critics warn of risks to public safety and question the meaning of an average state, urging focus on justice and crime prevention. A side note mentions Argentina's Peron promotion from Colonel to Major General.
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Folsom
Fardon and Parole Board
Georgia
Alabame
Alabama
Alabomt
Felsom
Peoplee Forum Opinion Letter From Elba Alabama
In a terse letter GW Blackmon of Elba Alabama argues that state funds should not finance wars or private business ventures and questions whiskey sales and public spending. He laments high prison populations and bonds for neighbors, urging preservation of freedom amid perceived state overreach and looming slavery.
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Alabama
Blackmon
Elba
Ain
South Brings Two Party System To Light In Deep South Prose
John Calhoun and Wade Hampton loom in a polemic praising Southern stance. The writer argues Miss Thompson overstates mass society dangers while defending States' Rights and Southern political evolution. He credits South Carolina figures like Byrnes, Thurmond, and Barich in shaping a two party framework amid national tensions.
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Miss Thompson
Megill
South
National Democratic Party
Twa
The Craven Era Of The NRA and Fascist Overreach
Westbrook Pegler critiques the 1930s NRA era, railing at Roosevelt era policies as fascist and mass hysteria. He contrasts Hugh Johnson and Baruch, condemns Blue Eagle symbolism, and urges vigilance against government overreach and court packing while labeling supporters as fanatical.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hugh Johnson
Plainiffs
Bernard M. Baruch
Hugh
West Point
Raffish
Tfeard
Abel
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Collier's
Johnson
Blue Eagle
N. R.A
General Johnson
Supreme Scoutt
Health plan aims collide with medical policy push
Washington reports a surge of federalized health education bills that stalled under procedural moves. Nurses led by Dana Hudson mobilized opposition to a bill granting federal grants for training and scholarships while the administration pushed two measures seen as步 foundational to a broader welfare state.
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Washington
White House
York
Senate
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Dana Hudson
Atlanta
Georgia Nurses’ Association
Georgia Baptists’ Hospital
House
Holes Committee
Studses
American Medical Astra
1925 Probate Reports Note 415 Marriage Licenses
A probate office report shows 415 marriage licenses applied for in 194, while divorce court records indicate 106 applications for divorces during the year. A stage production titled Plughes of the Great White Way was billed for tomorrow night at the Opera House with roughly 75 percent of tickets sold in advance. A London German scientist named Go3epa Born, who invented a sync taste, left behind a note about his own invention.
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Opera House
London
Go3epa
Fe Olson
Two Whiskey Stills Smashed In Coal Mine Near Birmingham
AP report details Deputy Sheriff Henry Holmes and Alcohol Tax Unit Agent George Dower descending a 20 foot shaft into an abandoned coal mine to seize two moonshine stills, one 1000 gallons and one 300 gallons, plus 1900 gallons of mash, with no one found at the scene.
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Birmingham
Henry Holmes
Alcohol Tax Unit
George Dower
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