Senate Wets Dry Up World Of Liquor Hearings
In a Capitol hearing, senators debated Langee Bill to ban interstate advertising of alcoholic beverages. Drys argued ads fuel youth drinking while Joyce of Distilled Spirits Institute urged delay and presented counterpoints. He cited varying state ad rules from Virginia to Oregon and Utah, highlighting regulatory inconsistencies.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Senate
Congress
Jon Drys
Aoman
R.E. Joyce
Distilled Spirits Institute
Ince
Joyce
Virginia
Oregon
Utah
Wong
Union Station
Chicago
Philadelphia
Joyen
Chilren
German Prince Otto Seeks Cuban Haven Amid Deportation Threat
Reported in Havana that German titled Otto Wilhelm Hohengeller, who claims pro Soviet leadership, plans seeking asylum in Cuba to avoid U S deportation. Former Cuban ambassador Garcia Kohly and Mexican authorities are involved as the self-styled prince faces possible removal while a note on American dog breeds and liquor advertising laws appears in the surrounding text.
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Havana
Cuba
Otto Wilhelm Hohengeller
Princula Mercos
Garcia Kohly
Mexico
Mexico City
Orbana
Dalloa
Prince claims German royal plot tied to American motive
A prisoner identified as Rio David Tanconus, dubbed the Prince, entered Mexico while under internment for a Washington robbery. He described the act as part of an American plot to foil a monarchist movement in Germany and asserted proof of his identity as the youngest son of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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Mexico
Washington
Ri¢o David Tanconus
Prince
Germany
Ashe
Kaiser Withele II
Panama City Woman Enters Florida House Race
Mrs Ed Stokes of Panama City qualified for the Florida House seat in Group Two Bay County. She seeks the seat now held by Rep Joseph I Mathis, who has not announced his candidacy. Stokes' husband has served in multiple House teams.
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Panama City
Pla. Cup
Ed Stokes
Tor Ter Atte
Stokes
Bay
Joseph I. Mathis
Mathis
Mra. Stokes
Charles to receive Edward J. Nelt memorial prize tonight
New York AP reports Ezzard Charles will be honored with the Edward J. Nelt memorial award for the sport’s top figure in 1949 at a dinner tonight in New York. Charles receives the honor as the outstanding boxer.
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New York
Edward J. Nelt
Ezzard Charles
Six Bodies Found After Home Burns in Hammond
Police found blood in bedrooms where six bodies lay after a southeast Hammond fire. Two bedrooms were scorched with a .22 caliber shell and knives found nearby. Four bodies were identified as Felix Samem and family. a man and woman were found in the other room.
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Hammond
Ind
Felix Samem
Katherine
Felix
Phyllis Nlaine
Poline
Russian Magazine's Cartoons Depict Life in Hateful U S A
Washington reports on Soviet propaganda through Crocodile cartoons. Professor William Nelson of Columbia University analyzes how the magazine portrays the United States as a police state with corrupt capitalism. The study, compiled in Out of the Crocodile's Mouth, traces anti American themes and glorifies Soviet life while decrying American prosperity as class privilege.
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NEA
Wiliam Nelson
Columbia Unieversity
Krokodil
Crocodile
Fusesian
Russia
Itg
Kremlin
Stalin
United States
Soviet Union
Nelson
Crocofile
America
Prof
IDG
Satirical cartoons critique free press and foreign policy myths
The article discusses cartoons from Crocodile that lampoon American thought control, capitalists, and myths of delinquents. It notes satirical depictions of the Statue of Liberty examined by capitalists and questions about U S cultural free press, Marshall Plan criticism, and Soviet propaganda. It references Nelson's analysis and the publication Out of the Crossfire’s Mouth by Public Affairs Press.
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United States
Statue of Liberty
America
U. S
Europe
Haveeen
United Nations
Russia
Veloes
Nelson
Job Slavic Committee
American Council of Learned Societies
Social Science Research Council
Aumner
Pubic Affairs Press
Washington, D. C
Adams mother uses car to stop other vehicle
In Adams Massachusetts a mother named Catherine Truchetti sideswiped another car after its driver allegedly caused a minor collision. She forced the other vehicle to the roadside and held it there until police arrived and arrested the driver.
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Adams
Mass
Shirky
Catherine Truchetti
Floridian Attacks Secondary Road Plan as Power Grab
Sanford Florida lawmaker J Brailey Odham denounces the three year 37.6 million plan to pave about 10 000 county roads as an attack on home rule. He accuses Highway Department head Alfred McKethan of dictatorial tactics and questions alignment with federal road networks and political motives ahead of possible gubernatorial ambitions. Odham urges Seminole County commissioners to oppose the program and cites pressure on local boards and legislative dynamics. The piece notes state and federal funding aims and criticizes road department substitutions and political maneuvering. Read the Eagle Want Ads.
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Sanford
Fla. Cup
J. Brailey
Odham
Yeserday
Alfred McKethan
Huey Long
Seminole County
McKethan
Qdhayo
Fuller Warren
Biloxi
Miss
Florida
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Wales
Road Department
Federal Bureau of Roads
Joseh E. Jotinerton
Brooksville
Tim On McKethan
the Road Department
Skeney
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