Congress and the housing bill names game
Washington reports on how lawmakers reprint bills with different members’ names. The practice shows sometimes bills are written by staff or lawyers, then printed with a Congress member’s name to gain perceived support, costing taxpayers money.
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Minniver
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Senate
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New Jersey
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Terstate’ Commerce Committee
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Ohio
Wilverson
William J. Patterson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Syritten
Was
Senators Urge MacArthur Return Before Acting on Aid Bill
A group of ten senators including Knowland Byrd and Bridges urged Secretary Johnson to recall General MacArthur from Japan for input before voting on a 31.45 billion foreign arms aid bill. They cited the global scope of the issue and the chiefs of staff meeting with European allies, seeking MacArthur and Vice Admiral Badger’s views. The push comes as other senators floated diverting 275 million of the bill for anti communist measures.
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Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Byrd
Virginia
Pacific
Senate
MacArthur
Oseur C. Badger
Naval
Aneagsthre
Knowland
R-Casis
Bridges
New Hampshire
Smith
New Jresey
Hickenleaper
Morse
Oregon
Wiley
Wisconsin
Saltonstaill L
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Gurney
South da- Soli
Negro Parents Sue Georgia School for Equal Facilities
A small group of Negro parents filed a federal suit in Valdosta Georgia demanding equal educational facilities for their children. The action names the Twin County Board of Education and the school superintendent as defendants and cites the Fifteenth Amendment. The case mirrors a prior successful challenge in King George County Virginia.
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Valdosta
Geovia
Trwin County
State franchise tax deadline extended to Aug 15
In Little Rock Governor McMath extended the deadline for payment of state franchise taxes by corporations to Aug 15. He acted at the request of Revenue Commissioner Dean Morley and State Treasurer Fr. Vance Clayton, altering the originally scheduled due date of tomorrow.
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Little Rock
Aug
McMath
Dean Morley
Vance Clayton
Mutual Network Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows radio programs and times across Mutual Network stations. Mentions include Gabriel Heatter and Kate Smith segments, a Glee Club event, Morning devotionals, News and Sports blocks, and various local program tags such as Prescott Studio and Nevada Counts News, with scattered names like Charles Shaw and Lanny Toss.
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Mutual Network
Prescott
Gurley Bradley
Gabriel Heatter
Pullen Lewis, Jr
Mutual Newsweek
Mutual
Raythin
Rarm Breakfast Nevady Co
Tine
Walter Mason
Sunrise
Cock Brown
Paller
Kate Smith
Lanny
Gabriel Heather
Hume Waillon
John Daniel Quaytel
Lingworth
Nevada
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Milady
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Ted Dekeef
Ig Pups
Wonder
Salon Revere
Gabriel Jlegtt
Foltoy Lewis
Savy Casas Oleh
Charles Shaw
Hope Lepion
Ilisile
Spuris
Dune Music
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Top Radio Programs New York Listing Aug
Radio listings show a schedule for New York with stations and show titles including Wing all Luighi BC 7 My Silent Partigh 8 Music Hall Fred Warfiy CBS 5:5 Yuu and Taludehobiats 7 Broadway's My Beat 7ruu Ma, indicating a diverse lineup across networks and times. The fragment highlights program names and network associations for the day's broadcast slate.
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New York
Fred Warfiy
CBS
Yuu
Taludehobiats
Lonley Hearts Prosecution in Surprise Move
Prosecution in the lonely hearts murder case called two psychiatrists and a woman to rebut the insanity defense of Mrs. Beck. The witnesses appeared as defense experts debated whether Beck knew her actions during the bludgeoning and strangulation of Janet Fey in Valley Stream on January 4. The defense had just completed its case for Beck, 29, and her co defendant Raymond Fernandez, 34, who allegedly conspired to fleece lonely women.
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New York
Fat Marika Beck
Beck
Raymond Fernandez
Fernandez
Leukemia Victim to Be Buried at Magazine
A ten year old boy, Roger D. Yancey, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Yancey, died after leukemia. Local units of the Arkansas National Guard joined in a vain peacetime effort to save him, with blood transfusions attempted in a dedicated, hopeful gesture. The funeral is planned for Magazine, with community members reflecting on the tragedy.
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Roger D, Eancey
Yancey
Luan County
Arkansas National Guard
Statistics Edge Favors Red Sox
The Red Sox lead the league in batting and slugging but trail the Yankees by six and a half games after a Boston loss. Williams and Stephens pace the offense, while Page and Reynolds anchor the bullpen in a tough stretch. Upsets and strong pitching shape the day across the league as White Sox and Senators pull wins.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Senate
Pine Red Sox
Williams
Eney
Prcehee
Mel Parnell
Vern Stephens
Thhey
Yankees
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Ren Sox
Hank Bauer
Joe Dobson
Stephens
Yankee
Ea Lopat
Lopat
Casey Sienger
Page
Joe
Allie Reynolds
Tommy Byrne
Yankee Anne
Dick Kokos
Bob Lemon
Washington
Senators
Chicago
White Box
Nats
Philadelphia Athletics
Chisox
Detroit Tigers
Shorty Robertson
Charlie Kress
Eddie Malone
Fic Adams
Dizzy Tree
White Sox
Mickey Haefner
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooks
Jackie Raebinso
Philadelphia
Phils
al Brazie
Cincinnati
Warren Spaka
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Doyle Lee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Electrical Pickets Quit at Fort Smith
Electrical workers at Fort Smith withdrew from picketing to comply with a court order. A temporary injunction had been issued against the picket by the Fort Smith Electrical Workers Union and related officials. The article notes a court action tied to a school remodeling project at Lincoln High School and mentions surrounding television and radio listings.
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Fort Smith
Ort Smith
Betrical Workers Union
Commerce Chief on Last Leg of Inspection
Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer arrives in Memphis on the first leg of a Mid-South economic survey. He will confer with labor leaders, conduct a spot check of conditions, and meet Gov. Gordon Browning before departing for Birmingham on Thursday morning.
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Memphis
Commmerce
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Gordon Browning
Grymingham
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