Banned Books Sparks Illinois Library Debate in Springfield
A Springfield dispatch reports Illinois Secretary of State Charles Carpenter ordered removal of sex related books from state library circulation after a protest by a mother. The list includes Pilgrim's Progress and Jane Eyre, prompting questions about censorship, parental control, and the role of state librarians.
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Univis
Ulinois
Charles Carpenter
Sigrim
Hans Christian Andersen
Jules Verne
Pilgrim's Progress
Abraham Lincoln
America
Jang Ryze
Ike
Carpenter
Move to Bar Treaty Vote Faces Senate Showdown
Sen George of Georgia said any attempt to delay a vote on the Bricker treaty power amendment would merely perpetuate the issue. He will persist with his own version that would nullify international agreements conflicting with the Constitution and require Congress action for enforcement. The debate resumes Monday with no votes likely until the week of February 14.
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George
D-Ga
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen. Bricker CR Ghio
Georgia
Bricker
Polio Fund May Total 500000 Reported in State Drive
A state spokesman announced the polio fundraising campaign may reach 500000 dollars as volunteers report early donations. About 99 counties contributed preliminary totals, with final figures expected later in March or when verified.
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Tile Rock
Marek Dimes
Arkanage
Eisenhower counters gloom prophets at GOP dinner
President Eisenhower urged Americans to ignore prophets of gloom and promised a big brother partner in the federal government. Speaking to a cheering crowd at a Republican banquet, he rejected Truman’s recession warnings and defended constitutional governance while criticizing critics seeking to curb international treaties.
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Washington II
Eisenhower
United ‘States
Harry Truman
Congiess
Army Seeks Unified Policy on Refusals by Service Members
The Army Jan policy guides handling personnel who invoke the Fifth Amendment to refuse testifying on Communist links. Secretary Stevens says such individuals are not entitled to an honorable discharge. The Navy has a partial process for those who refuse to testify and may dismiss them, with orders routed to the secretary of the Navy and Marine Corps command through the Bureau of Personnel.
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Stevens
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Senate Comrattes
Navy
Dsspact
Regular Navy
Marine Corps
Bureau of Personnel
Pope shows slight improvement amid illness in Vatican
Pope Pius XII, 77, shows a very slight improvement but remains weak. Dr. Riccardo Galenta-Lisi notes a moderately fair eight, while a Vatican spokesman says nourishment may be possible. He has not left bed in the Vatican Palace since January 3. Anxieties rise over feeding and strength as the pope remains largely unable to stand.
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Frank Brutto
Vaigan City
Pius XII
Riccardo Galenta-Lisi
Vatican
Angelo Dullscana
Rome
Vatican Palace
Medical center study urges more general practitioners
A state medical center report to the legislative council favors training general practitioners over expanding specialist output. It proposes a large outpatient service led by a physician and clinic team to integrate preventive care, health counseling, and local physician collaboration, while warning against excessive specialization.
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Little Rock
LLP
Allan
State Legislative Council
Zou Yen Org
Royal
Ilmessea
University Hospital
Medical Censer's
Wso
Tyas
Gisa
Arkansas road work orders announced for four graveling projects
The Arkansas Highway Department issued work orders for four graveling projects totaling 945,516. Bids were opened January 14. The largest, 21.9 miles on Des Are West and Bluff South roads in Prairie County, went to Graves Bros of Pine Bluff for 93,048. Other contracts include 11.1 miles Rosston-East Road with Paragould on 919,704, 6.8 miles of State Highway 51 in Clarion County to Steinberg Boyd Construction Co of Tulsa for 14,563, and 11.4 miles on DelArk Sparkman road in Dallas County to Linwood-Smith of Little Village for 7,351.
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Arkansas Highway Department
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Wen ‘Tia Graves Bros
Pine Bluff
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Rosston-Esstrod
Mth
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Paragould
Jon
Oliver
Claris County
Steinberg -Boyd Construction Co
Tulsa
Oki
Delwrk-Sparkman Road
Dallas County
Linwood-Smith
Lule Village
Barge Owner Seeks State Pay Over Navigation Question
The Clark and Ferrell Construction seeks 14408 from the state to cover dismantling its 61-foot barge after a bridge clearance at Port Smith. The Arkansas River debate centers on navigability near Fort Smith to Van Buren with a 449-foot clearance. The Claims Commission delayed ruling to allow deeper study of navigation laws as lawyers review the issue.
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Therkansas
Tort Smith
State Claims Commission
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Co Ie
Port Smith
Arkansas Betweath Wart Smith and
van Buren
U. S. Corps of Engineers
the Claims Commission
Nine Violent Deaths in Arkansas Rise to Nine
The Associated Press reports nine people died violently in Arkansas since Sunday midnight, including Tommy Wood crushed when his tractor toppled into a ravine near El Dorado, and Leroy Harp nine killed at a railroad crossing near Greenfield.
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Mani
Tommy Wood
Union Cowily
el Dorado
Wood Wee
Leroy Harp
Missouri: Pacific
Creenfield
Poinset County
Time Harp
Marvin Hyft
Julsa
Okla
Har
Record Broiler Production Surges Across States
LIGTL ROCK Arkansas produced a record 74,080,000 broilers to remain the second largest in the nation behind Georgia. Crop reporting shows a two percent rise from 1954 to 22,027,900 birds, with gross income from broilers totaling 954,559,000, down five percent from last year. In Madrid, Seventeen people including two women face trial for propaganda against the regime and related charges.
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Georgia
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OSS
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Singer Loses Leg and Damage Suit in Culver City Crash
In Los Angeles, singer Milas Lee, who lost her left leg after a October 10 Culver City motorcycle crash, had her $154,277 suit against three drivers rejected by a jury after over 12 hours of deliberation. Verdict favored defendants Dorothy Elizabeth Brown Jessa A Graydon and Bill Joseph For pete, owners of the third vehicle. Lee underwent 21 operations before amputation.
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Los Angeles
AWA
Lev
Bob Masino
Dorothy Elizabeth Brown
Jessa A. Graydon
Bill
Joseph Forpete
Milas Lee
Culver City
Truman Says Low Mood Spreading Across Cities
Former President Harry S. Truman warned last night that the recession, which began on farms, has reached city streets and that a low mood could worsen. He criticized GOP promises as miracles and argued income tax cuts fail to help the ordinary worker, urging attention to rising inequality.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Democratic
Truman
Eisenhower
Arun
Roosevelt Case Delayed Eight Months for Trial
U S Pasadena Calif The separate maintenance suit against James Roosevelt over alleged adultery with 12 women will not go to trial for eight months. Superior Judge Kurtz Kauffman delayed the case on a crowded calendar. The judge ruled that questions about Roosevelt's finances and lifestyle will be allowed only when the temporary support hearing is resumed Feb 15. Roosevelt admits affairs with nine other women in a signed letter included with the complaint.
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Calif
James Roosevelt
Tony
Kurtz Kauffman
Atention Roosevelt
Kauffman
Romelie Schneider Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cport
Mia
Mrs. Roosevelt
Samuel Bicone
Gladyarence Owens
Schifterman
Pearson Hour Tonight At Station KXAR
David Pearson hosts a 7 30 program at Station KXAR tonight promising entertainment and humor amid unclear details and a friendly local broadcast tone.
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Pearson
David Pearson
KXAR
Tung Tn
Hepa
Kids Are Returning to TV Is Wonderful
A long feature on the shift back to radio and television entertainment, highlighting figures like John Sinn and Fred W. Ziv. It notes Sinn’s influence on programming, Sinn and Ziv's productions, and the rise of radio and TV in the industry.
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Sogier
Johny Sins
Cisco Kid
Johnny Leyon
Big Kit
Claco -Kid
Johnny
Tda
John L. Sinn
Electricit ito be Ti Hope sale fe sane isomer
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice about an auction or sale with unclear names and dates. Readable terms suggest a sale action and involved parties but key specifics are missing.
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