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Virgina
West Virginia
National Representatives Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd Street
Gambling Gauntlet in Congress Tests Gambling Curbs
A debate in Congress centers on curbing gambling practices and restricting interstate dissemination of results via telephone telegraph teletype and radio. Critics flag constitutional free press concerns as a major obstacle to enforcement, with many resisting arrests or prosecutions of gamblers pursuing reform.
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Congress
Outlaw Gambling Through Clear Laws and Enforcement
The author argues that stopping racing won t end gambling and urges comprehensive laws against malfeasance and bribery. Strong enforcement, updated evidence rules, and harsher penalties could target racketeering and corrupt officials. Public campaigns and mandatory notices on slot machines are proposed to curb gambling.
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Congress
State Assembly
Gambling and police corruption probe in New York
A discussion on gambling operations and the corrupting reach of bankrolls into police and politics. The piece notes that gamblers seek tolerance, then turn to bribes to extend control, risking public reform and taxpayer backlash as corruption spreads. It mentions ownership questions and potential partnerships as informative angles.
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New York
Hospital Admission and Discharge List Names
Persons entering the hospital Monday were Ruth Owens Route 3 Box 33 Ruby Brown Route 2 Tunnelton and David Hardman Route 1 Kasson. Those leaving the hospital were Mrs Winona Loran 5 Walnut street Mrs Cecil Poling Route 1 Mara Sloan 315 East Main street Mrs Lola Kines Moatsville and Mrs Norma Miller 330 Warder avenue.
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Ruth Owens
Box 33
Ruby Brown
Tunnelton
David Hardman
Kasson
Winona Loran
Walnut Street
Cecil Poling
Route 1
Mara Sloan
East Main Street
Lola Kines
Moatsville
Norma Miller
Warder Avenue
Birth of Pamela Sue Rogers in Anderson Indiana
Mr and Mrs Donald Rogers announce the birth of their first child a daughter named Pamela Sue born at Anderson hospital on Monday May 15 at 11 pm weighing six pounds eleven ounces Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles F Jewell of Anderson and paternal grandmother is Mrs Dulcie Rogers of Railroad Street in this city
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Donald Rogers
Anderson, Indiana
Anderson Hospital
Pamela Sue
Charles F. Jewell
Dulcie Rogers
Railroad Street
This City
Bloody city titty saga in a Miami pier mystery
In a noir chase through dawn Miami Beach, Shayne and Rourke pursue a tangled web involving a secretary, a murdered woman named Lucy, and a suspect Dustin. They uncover a link tying Randolph, Voorland, and a Rajah figure to a robbery as detectives wait at the pier.
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Shayne
Rourke
Jack
Dustin
Mike
Celia Dustin
13Th Street
Miami Beach
Lucy
Wes
Doc Price
Kendrick
Walter Voorland
Hindupoor
Miami Waldorf
Voorland
Smith
Fifth Street
Randolph
Tim
Collins’ Avenue
Lummus Park
Ocean Aide
Painter
Peter Painter
Benteity
Evansville Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Family News
Evansville residents share guests and relatives visits in Winchester and Morgantown. Marion Knotts, Jennings, Earl Yost and Kenneth visited friends. Grace Wilson returned home from Kingwood after weekend with Cari Hebb. Roger Dennison’s family notes his near full recovery, while Nola Dugan seeks relief from sore throat. Jennie Reed visits with Lottie Hebb. Fred McDaniel and son Douglas joined Archie Jennings for a Sunday evening.
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Evansville
Marion Knotts
Miss Jennings
Winchester
Grace Wilson
Kingwood
Cari
Albert Hebb Vis
Wilson
Howard Hebb
Bridgeport
Roger Dennison
Hugh Dennison
Marquess
Morgantown
Hebb
Nola Dugan
Elizabeth Coombs
Roger
W . Dennison
Fred McDaniel
Douglas
Archie Jennings
Myers and McCarthy clash over Acheson firing demand
Senator Francis of Pennsylvania urges Truman to dismiss Secretary Acheson, accusing McCarthy of seeking political gain. Myers calls the move a deliberate attempt to undermine U.S. leadership in foreign affairs and contrasts it with Brewster's cautious support for firmer state leadership.
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Francis
Pennsylvania
Hearthy
Truman
Acheson
Myers
McCarthy
Randolph Assails Non Voting Public in Charleston Speech
Former West Virginia congressman Jennings Randolph warned in Charleston that a drift to dictatorship occurs when less than a majority of eligible voters cast ballots. He urged civic participation as essential to curb selfish blocks and pressure groups.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
United Sta
Randolph
Capital Airlines
West Virginia Contractors Association
Shadowed pursuit at a deserted dawn house
Shayne tails a suspected Bankhead house on Sunset Drive after a milk truck stop. He questions a deliveryman, scouts a double garage, and enters to check the cars. Blackie confronts him with a gun as tension rises over a bracelet deal and a dangerous secret.
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Shayne
Painter
Collins
Sunset Drive
Ben Corey
Bankhead
J. Donald Bankhead
Secret Service
Helt
Mickey
Sia
Shamus
Blackie
Shayan
Water gun mishap at big toy store leads to ink surprise
A shopper accuses a large toy retailer of delays in transit for a water gun. She points the weapon at the credit manager and fires a stream of purple ink hitting him in the eye. The irate mother then mumbles about the gun not working the previous day.
Doctor’s odd cure for a cold echoes a draught joke
A young Manhattan doctor, newly practicing on the Lower East Side, is asked to cure a cold. He prescribes a hot bath followed by standing naked in a draught to provoke pneumonia, then declares he can cure pneumonia, not the cold. The quip showcases Bennett Cerf style humor from a 1990 copyrighted release.
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Lower East
Manhattan
Bennett Cerf
Central Press Roundup Of Quirky News Bits
A collage of whimsical items from a Central Press roundup includes a touring bicycle couple inspiring Junior, college fashion notes on plaids and home checks, a Doll Palace with 600 dolls, and mentions of television pets. A Pacific island travelers note and a lobster shedding its shell appear amid weather quips and a three-horse parlay chase.
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Central Press
Junior
SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MAY 19TH AND 20TH
Classified ad lists items for sale including beds dressers carpets server refrigerator dining room furniture garden tools and lawn mower kitchen ware dishes porch furniture and glider. Items offered by Mrs. D L Outright at Fetterman Route 5 with telephone 90031.
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D. L. Outright
Fetterman
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