Portraits of a Jazz Icon The Real Tim Liberare Dialogue
The interview profiles pianist Tim Liberare reflecting on his evolving art and public image. He discusses how fame altered his wardrobe, the press’s vulgarity era, and his shift toward quieter performances. He notes legal suits and a recent ABC series bringing renewed scrutiny to his career.
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York
Walter Valentina
Riewa
Literare
Manney
Innner
Jones
Salocy
Tim
Tondo
ABC
White House press corps eyes tense pink hat exchange
United Press International reports a chaotic White House briefing as reporters from The Fortland Press Herald and others clash over seating and camera angles. A vivid scene unfolds with president Eisenhower and Ike jokes amid crowded rooms and early arrival rituals.
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Frank Eleazer
United Press International
Washington
Lupini
Eisenhayer
Ay Craig
Fortlanl
Press Herald
New England
Suytey Telco Visina
arah_ McClendon
Texas
Ike
Oly
White House
Curigin
Mary McGrory
Washington Star
Buy’ Bee
Tke
Fragmented Tender Notes From a Turbulent Press Room
A garbled report captures a press briefing scene with names like Eddie Follard, John Poster Dulles, and Sarah May in a crowded room. Reporters probe Bertin schools amid a tornado‑hit Louis area, while veteran broadcaster Edward Morgan weighs in with pointed questions as the staff endures a disorderly exchange.
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Ike
John Poster Dulles
8. Louis
Maluré
Sarah
May
Edward Po Morgan
Bear
Fragmentary note on a treaty or surrender at sea
Partial OCR text hints at a lay public agreement or note signed in a port concerning a ship or voyage. The readable items reference a ratified action and a date or signing moment, but most specifics are lost. The fragment hints at maritime negotiation or official cloistered record in a port setting.
Missouri Gazette Front Page Rephotographed In Auction Ad
A damaged clipping notes photographer Herbert Byers in St Louis last week after a tornado killed 20 and caused damage. The Missouri Gazette, a tabloid nearing 15 years old in July, had its front page rephotographed for an auction sale advertisement on Page 5.
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Hope Star
Hope
Herbert Byers
St Louis
Torfiado
Byers
Missouri Gazette
Wild Summit Shootout Ends in Silent Standstill
A tense ranch confrontation erupts with two shooters exchanging shots near a farm. Alec Trezevaots and a pursuing rider confront the attackers as guns blaze and horses bolt, leaving a muted aftermath and questions about whether pursuit or waiting is wiser.
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Rex
Alec Trezevaots
Yergee
Dia 5
Qanawer Freon
Thoroghly
Starker and Yeager Face Death in Night Farm Shootout
The scene centers on Yeager and the injured Jed Miless as a brutal confrontation erupts near a barn. A deadly exchange leaves Miless dead while Yeager struggles with guilt, then moves his group toward safety at Long Bow as rain eases and tension lingers.
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Yeager
Stark
Dean
Mitch Skadeee
Yoager
Avery
Joose
Sil Thera
Jed
Yeal
Alec
Glane
Teel
Gil
Alee
Dane
Gayliy
Alec Sand Anis
50 Hempstead Families Use FHA Credit
Fifty Hempstead County farming families benefited from Farmers Home Administration loans this year after adopting modern methods such as insect control, disease vaccination, calf head vaccination, proper feeding, and use of purebred sires. About one hundred borrowers purchased equipment or livestock. four built or repaired structures. soil conservation plans were created for 30 farms. Many borrowers repaid loans and now obtain credit from banks. County supervisor W M Sparks notes improvements stem from solid farm management planning and ongoing advisory work. Sparks and other supervisors attended refresher courses to stay current with farming methods.
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Hempstead
Farmers Home Administration
M. Speaks
Hngt
Oiive Famnilice
Salt Conservation Service
Sparks
Arkansas
Peach
Hope
World War II ships ballast rugs replace sand ballast
During a Persian Gulf revo about World War II transport ships returning from the theater found bales of valuable Oriental rugs. The rugs served as ballast for the empty ships replacing aged sand. War Department expenditures in 1788-9 totaled $632,804. in 1844 and 1845 they reached $50 billion each year.
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U. S
War Department
Mystery Murder Scene Unfolds in Dim Bedchamber
In a tense confrontation Brick Rand faces questions about Cross Lucas’s murder. Hyatt presses for the killer’s name as Rand sits amid a bare room, eying a bound figure and recalling Shad Emmett’s false alibi. Rand remains silent, a possible admission.
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Brick Rand
Vaydage
Lucas
Hyatt
Brick
Emmett
Yeager
Jude Carmodys
Telephone rate case hearing resumes today in Arkansas
The Public Service Commission resumes the statewide telephone rate hearing today affecting Southwest Telephone Co and General Telephone Co with offices in Anwelo. Prescott Texarkana Ack Wexqekeoa and Tex are named in the case with a sliding scale proposal and other cities listed including Augusta Blevins Colton Plant Marval McCrory Waldy Waterloo Wheatley.
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Augusta
Blevins
Colton Plant
Marval
McCrory
Waldy
Waterloo
Wheatley
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