Eastland Stalls Civil Rights Panel in Senate Gridlock
James Marlow reports that the Civil Rights Commission remains paralyzed as the Senate Judiciary Committee led by Sen Eastland blocks action. The six member panel awaits staff director approval and a full Senate vote, with the two year charter already slipping past the early deadline. The delay undermines efforts to investigate voting rights abuses and review civil rights laws.
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Eisenhower names six to atomic energy commission
The new Atomic Energy Commission began with six members and a plan to hire a 70‑person staff. Chairman changes marked early leadership as initial appointments awaited Senate confirmation. Expenses for the current year are funded from emergency funds. next year’s request totals $750,000, with House approval granted but Senate pending.
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Scott City Votes on School Expansion Plan
Scott City voters on May 19 will decide on a 394000 proposal to expand Scott Community High School. The plan repurposes the 1938 auditorium into a large combined facility with a 700 seat auditorium and expanded shop and manual training spaces, plus a new gymnasium for up to 2500, serving both school and community events.
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Scott Community High
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Lost Poodle Tina Found in Alley in Chicago
Mrs. Fred Sass reports Tina the miniature French poodle missing since Monday was found wandering in an alley near her home. Owners Wilua Monprey and Atty believed Tina was stolen. a $1,000 reward from Shipley was paid for her return along with a mink coat offer that was not claimed.
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Gold Band Balloting in USC Marriage Classes
In USC marriage classes, students debated wedding rings for married men. Most women favored rings while two thirds of men voted yes. A single man and several students offered varied reasons, including independence and appearance, with a married woman noting rings imply control.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Planners Push Tax Cut and Spending Rise Plan
The National Planning Assn urges tax cuts from seven to big dollars yearly and a $4 billion boost in government spending to revive rural economies. Grange Master Herschel Lewsom backs the measure as key agricultural legislation, while lawmakers note urgency but debate feasibility amid ailing economic conditions.
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New Non Surgical Pile Cure Hits Market
Science introduces a healing substance called Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and eases pain without surgery. Reported cases show shrinkage and descriptions like piles ceased to be a problem with Preparation H suppositories and ointment now available at druggists with money back guarantee U S patent office indicated.
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