Marines Get $2500 From Truman Letter
The Marine Corps League earned 2500 dollars from Truman's controversial letter that labeled Marines as the Navy's police and compared them to Stalin's propaganda machine. The league plans to print 5000 copies at one dollar each, with potential further earnings of up to 75000 dollars.
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Chicago
Truman
U.S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps League
League
George T. Bulles
Stalin
Lethernecks
Harry Frasier
Fraiger Associates, Inc
Gordon L. Mc.Donough
R-Calit
Topless TV Towers Push Hundreds Of Feet Into Sky
In Washington AP report Max Hall details the race to soar above the skyline with towers reaching 1310 feet and eyeing figures near 1467 feet by year end. The piece ranks seven tallest structures including Empire State Building and Atlanta WCON-TV tower, noting design, height, and engineering feats.
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Max Hall
Jam Marlow
Washington
Fetevision
Atlanta
Chresler
Agy Mintle
der Manes
Iowa
Bere
Mike Oil
Empire State Building
New York City
Wcon-Tv
Wall Tower
Wall Street
Ot Ishoma City
Opelika Denies Klan Parade Permit
Opelika City Commission unanimously refused to permit the Ku Klux Klan parade. The session included rebuke to the KKK by Commissioner Ewion Lembert and resignation from Rutug FR. Todd, who led the petition, warned of potential action by those who deem American dignity non negotiable. Lambert noted the petition sought a parade in an area with predominately Black residents, calling it intimidation.
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Pelika
Opelika
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Ewion Lembert
Rutug
American Citiens
Lambert
Britons Get A Taste Of American Haircuts And Taxes
Sy Stanley Whitaker reports from London on surprisingly low prices for V UK comforts. He notes a haircut at 23 cents, cheap meals, and modest cab fare, contrasted with high cigarette taxes and energy costs. He attributes this to heavy government subsidies and price controls that keep essentials affordable despite lower Brit salaries.
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Sy Stanley Whitaker
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
United States
America
England
Bismar
Savoy Hotel
United Press Office
U.S
Savily Row
Business School Dean Appointed At FSU
Dr. J. Frank Dame has been appointed dean of the School of Business at Florida State University. He previously served as education director of the National Office Management Association in Philadelphia and since June 1948 has been professor of commerce and director of business education at FSU. He authored several books on business training.
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Yaalek Bleck
Elie T. Saliba
Hampshires
Welcomr
Circle D Ranch
Marianna
Fla
Rous 'Apechio
Auto Future
Liarhe Fide
Graceville
Joe Ann Swoope
Cowboy
West Florida
Memorial Field
Bonifay, Fla
Business School
FSU
Eufaula
Ginger Ann Ford
Eufaute
Ford
Georgianne Roberts
Martin Theater
Alabamas
Crimson’ Tide
Dercy Watford
Sodomere
Larry Chiodetti
Lyle
R. E. Lindsey
South Oates Ht
Dothan Glass Co
Hadacol Page Drug CO
Keiler
Freder- Ste Joseph
Missouri
Hadacol
Heuritzs Palas
Stee
South Tih St
Limie
Earker Iin
Lindsey
New “Port
Kentucky
Hadacul
L. Crlfast
Yah Street
Springfield
St Omacn
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Louisiana
LeBlanc
Walgreen Agency
Dothan’s
Sailen
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