Solons Aroused Over Transfer Of Navy Officer
Washington AP reports a Navy critic of Secretary Johnson, Rear Adm. Joe T. Boone, was moved from his post as Chief of the Joint Plans and Action Division amid controversy over Johnsons military hospital cutbacks. Boone, a former White House physician and Medal of Honor recipient, testified that the drives aimed to save 25 to 50 million dollars. The Defence Department offered no reasons, and the Navy will decide his next assignment.
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Washington
Navy
Johnson
Congress
Joe T. Boone
White House
Marding, Coolidge
Hoover
Joint
Defense Department
Office of Medical Servce
Boone
John
Richard Melling
Defense Department &Litary Medical Services
Farmers Facing Class Warfare
Washington reports a farm price supports dispute in Congress that echoes class conflict. Debates pit small farmers against large operators and hinge on Brannan Plan vs current aid, with leaders like Allan B. Kune of the American Farm Bureau Federation arguing for the status quo.
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Washington
APY
Brannan
Truman
Allan B Kune
American Farm Butau Federation
Brennan
Pepper and Smathers Campaign Talks Across Florida
United Press reports Sen Claide Pepper campaigned in Grange County while George Smathers spoke in northwest Florida. Smathers planned stops in Century Jay Milton Valparaiso and Fort Walton. Pepper held a major rally in Orlando and attacked Smathers in Lakeland for aiding a big money crowd while promising aid to citrus growers workers and seniors.
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United Press
Claide Pepper
Grange County
Senate
George Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Century
Jay
Milton
Valparisao
Fort Walton
Pepper
Orlando
Lakeland
Claude Pepper
Washington
Pensacola
Russia
Fragmentary will text shows executor of state Mord
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a will and the role of an executor named Mord. It mentions beneficiaries and estate terms in unclear, garbled form without clear dates, places, or full names. Information is too incomplete to specify actions or outcomes.
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Topeka
Air Force Base
Commodity Credit Corporation
Baen
Jobo EZ
Ronnie
Atanas
Public Auction Notice in Alabama Circuit Court
State of Alabama announces a sheriff sale of property in Dothan Houston County listing the time between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM on Wednesday March 27 1980 at the courthouse door. The described tracts include City of Dothan blocks and stadium area in Dowhan Alabama near Stadium Place with buyers to meet the court on state proceedings by admin Charles Moore Cherry Mans.
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State OF
Alabama
Eee County
Wiishacen
Moore Cherry
Mans Chierz On
Adminiee Tenlor
Mann
Rendle Binoy 'Asnaidvinton
Dothan
Houston County
Alan ‘Dams
Lack
Dowhan
Alsbame Wis He Sihaay
Fabra
al' Armen
Reenter
Morsh
Debate on Senate and House seats for Hawaii and Alaska
The text argues that Hawaii should have two Senators and two Representatives based on population, noting Hawaii’s population around 40 000 and Alaska’s around 10 000. It criticizes that Alaska would have two Senators while states with millions of votes have only two, citing about 100 090 Havenian voters in Alaska and roughly 20 000 in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Alasika
Alaska
James Marlow
Washington
California
Russia
Hawai
Algona
Texan
Experts foresee tiny radios and wearable TV devices
Experts long for pocket sized radio sets and anticipate future wearable television receivers. They imagine devices small enough to fit a fountain pen and even glasses like oversized spectacles.
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New York
Birds killed by four criminals to prevent disease spread
A cryptic note claims birds were killed by four individuals to stop disease, suggesting burning and barking or other animals as remedies, with unspecified authorities questioning the actions and potential spread of disease.
Alaska and Hawaii Statehood Hurdles Linger in Congress
Alaska and Hawaii push toward statehood as House approvals surface but Senate action remains uncertain. Article traces purchase history, territorial status, populations, and economies while noting residents pay federal taxes yet lack voting rights in national elections. Political promises from parties and long-running legislative debates frame the push for admission.
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Hawaii
Alaska
House
Senate
Congress
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Setanta
Cube
Ranger
Dtzme
Obe New
Canegat
Abo
Cash Drug Store
Marx
absyBharbagh Melmerrade
Panthers Draanan
Siez Tri-State Finance CO
Foster—Rover Cannon Shoe Store
Nhe
Pear Shien
Bauman
Saipment- Hudson Ice ‘Supply Co
Burke's Garage
Troy
Vance Equipment CO
Reynolds Asoivb and Collection
Axeoer
Givil—Crmina
Domeanie
Gonildaquial Tyred Renorm, EN Cherey Fonsonatications Trebiste Bie
Hathcock Lumber CO
Dial
Morgan & Stockman
Dan R
Morgan
Houston County Farmers’ Exchange
Qothen
Henry M Crine
Accoua
Solons
State OF Alabama
Boulton Sounee
New York City
Clendinen CO
Oates
Dothan Ie
Sheppard's
Moon
Hawaiaré
Marianna
Blanche
Marianna Ph
Mr. Farmer
Ford Tractora
Dearborn
Parts & Service
RADIO
Sander Rental
Montgomery
Sorrells
Malone Motor CO
Ford Dealer
Firestone Tire Distributor
Ferguson Tractors
Ford-Ferguson
Solomon ‘Tractor & Implement Co
E. Jones
N. Oates Holman Stables
Ridley’s
Enterprise
Venesusie
Ward
Montgomery. Ward
Freak A. Baker
HUB City Finance CO
Foster
Byrd
Mgr
Zetviss
Aram Motor CO
RED Top
Anpracisis
Pittsburgh
Beauchamp Paint & Glass CO
Southeastern Manufacturing Co
Cherry Lac McMichael
Boca
Grady Holland
Oreman
Peta sFionet Wachbury Inc
Smith Sand & Gravel CO
Eaat St
Ip Town
PMA
Trading Post
Vicksburg
Ala
Newton
Allis-Chalmers Tractors
ALA, Machinery & Supply CO
W. CrawFord St
Webb
Arasan A. E. Ludlum-Webb
Gulf Beach
Highway 98
Destin
Fla
Ollie M. Thompson
DeFuniak Springs, Fla
Rex Graceville
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