Fragmented OCR notes on a ʺAssociated Pressʺ reprint rights dispute
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page cites the Associated Press and United Press misstatements, republication rights, and a note about the Eagle newspaper. It mentions names like Weber and Francisca Angela, and references Washington and Philadelphia.
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Weber
Associated Press
Associated
United Press
Pact Spombog
Mita CO
Grapher
Washington
Ark
Tanesle-Liverty
Tew Center
Mortnomecy
Colorado
Philadelphia
Yas Pee Detroit
Francisca Angela
Calle
UL Beith Salvin
Altar of
God
Biblical Verse Quotation Cited as Salvation Text
A fragment from Hebrews 5 9 3 notes obedience to Christ as the path to eternal salvation. The dated line reads Tuesday June 26 195 and presents a religious reflection on spiritual perfection and authority of Jesus as author of salvation.
Warranted Suspicion Over Polish Nazi Siege Hoax Tale
A stocky report from Poland claiming two Nazi soldiers survived a siege and entombment in a dynamited bunker is met with strong doubt. Corroboration is lacking, and similar World War I era yarns appear unsubstantiated, with reports indicating the principal figure cannot be interviewed.
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Poland
Heynolds News
Sys
Not Without Fault in Price and Wage Control Debate
The administration pressures Congress to pass price and wage controls to curb inflation. President Truman seeks public support while Congress debates and political optics loom large. Senator Maybank accuses the administration of avoiding controls last fall to allow higher prices for tax gains.
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Congress
Truman
Bnt
Burnet Maybank
Te Senate Banking Committee
Washington
Korea
Fragmentary political note on blame and powers
A fragmented excerpt discusses how faxes could improve operations and suggests the agency should avoid shifting blame to Congress. It argues Congress had anti invasion powers to use when needed and criticizes current conditions and revenue concerns.
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Congress
Home rule amendment dangers to state unity warned
The piece argues that a proposed local amendments rule could let counties write their own laws and potentially create 67 mini states within Alabama. It calls for a restrictive, clearly scoped home rule amendment limited to pay changes and urges burying the broader proposal in the legislature. It warns of costly, uneven intrastate policy and loss of state authority.
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Senate
House
Uo S
Washington
Mohican Haircut Trend Spreads Among Teens On West Coast
A Mohican style crew cut, two inch halo from front to back with bare sides, becomes a growing fad among teenage boys and some adults. The look is described as startling yet stylish for summer, drawing interest beyond its youth appeal.
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Jett
The Test Of A Woman Hal Boyle
New York column recounts a couple facing a painted apartment and the chaos of painters. Frances endures the stress while the husband observes, coping with humor and patience as the home is transformed. The piece closes with Frances regaining strength and household normalcy returning.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rountty Frances
Rover
Frances
Ashiag
An Important Lesson on Russia and U S Cold War History
A critical column denounces Roosevelt era supporters of Stalin and Hitler, alleging Communist sabotage of war prep and labor strikes. It argues Roosevelt secretly aided Stalin, blames officials like Stettinius for gullibility, and condemns praise of Roosevelt's policies despite wartime failures and misjudgments.
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Russia
United States
Pearl Harbor
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Targe
Stalin
Hitler
White House
CIO
Stalin Hitler
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Pary
Harry Bridges
USC
Philip Murray
Lee Pressman
Germany
Japan
Washington
Hler
Kremlin
United
States of America
Winston Churchill
Stull
Edward R. Stettinius
Stettinius
Urals
Siberia
Lenin
MacArthur
Forrester Diary Prompted Calls in Channeling Policy
The late James Forrestal may have been wary of State Department attitudes toward China. His diary, prepared for publication, could shed light on policy perversions, with calls from witnesses like Louis Johnson and Senator Knowland to reveal unedited material in the ongoing inquiry. The Birmingham Fast-Herald notes the Anderson Daily Mail.
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James £. Forrester
Washington
State Department
MacArthur
Defense
Louis Johnson
Forrestal
Russell
Knowland
China
Birmingham Fast-Herald
Parking solution aims to run lots in Asheville
In Asheville the city considers entering the parking lot business to solve town parking troubles. The move signals government involvement and prompts varied reactions about public policy and local autonomy.
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Anderson
Agheville
Aubeville
Decatur
Asheville No
Unis Retort
Editor George Carleton Back After Hospital Stay
Clarke County Democrat reports editor George Carleton returned home from the hospital after an operation at the Mobile infirmary. He is doing nicely and expected to resume duties soon, as the paper continued with his absence.
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Democrat
George Carleton
Mohne
Clarke County
Truman Era Controls Debate Prepares for 1952 Campaign
Washington faces crosswinds as Congress weighs extending wartime controls and tax measures. President Truman seeks 18 month extensions to curb inflation and fund rearmament while warning against impeding national security. Lawmakers press for price and credit limits amid industry protests and a looming election.
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Washington
Truman
Ranawal
Senate
House Ae
25 Years Ago June 2 Service Battery and Medical Detachment Encampment
A brief item notes that the Service Battery and Medical Detachment of the Jet Field Artillery will depart Sunday for their annual encampment in Beauregard Louisiana. The report reflects a concise historical notice with limited readable details.
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Jet Field Artillery
Beauregard
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