Equal Opportunity and Federal Aid in Education
Fragmented OCR shows a debate on funding for schools and equal opportunity. It references federal, state, and local roles, President's Commission findings, and the need to provide training and benefits to veterans and others, with a call to extend these ties to all who can take part in national service.
Marine missing in Singtag case cited in letter
Mrs Aglaint ia said Tuesday she had an official message on Marine Pfc Thom distria 19 missing in Singtag. The fragmentary report notes looting wreckage and possible involvement of local scenes as officials confirm no immediate contact with the serviceman.
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Tonic Promises Digestive Relief For Gas Pain
A vintage advertises 88 Tonic as a digestive aid to increase gastric juice, reduce sour and bloating, and improve appetite, sleep, and strength. It claims independent lab support and urges readers to buy from local drugstores.
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Educator Calls Juvenile Incident An Indictment Of System
A veteran educator criticizes the episode as an indictment of the entire system. He attributes the thrill urge to youths' expectation of being caught and notes likely lack of awareness of property value among the youngsters.
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Morgenthaus’s Continued From Page One
Morgenthaus’s termined when it will recall Isd win W. Pauley, special assistant in Secretary of the Army Royall, Ferguson said, adding that "his account is quite complicated."
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Thrill seekers face vandalism charges in Dekalb county
Ulysses Seal Jr. and other youths, not brought to court, are ordered to appear tomorrow in Dekalb county court for further booking on vandalism charges. The boys allegedly released car brakes to roll them downhill into buildings and other cars for thrills. Attorney William Schaley Howard says he will reveal information to help clear up burglaries and arson cases. Parents, including a Baptist minister and the Atlanta League of Women Voters president, are aiding in paying damages.
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Marshall Pushes Single Executive Agency Proposal
Marshall urged an independent executive agency led by a single administrator to streamline U S foreign aid policy and align with national aims. He did not address Republican backing for Rep Herter's plan though noted the need for power with flexibility to mirror corporate operations. Britain’s Royal train conductor George Partridge retires after twenty years arranging royal and state journeys.
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Republicans Plan to Counter Truman Tax Proposals
Washington report details Republicans framing a tax cut and inflation plan to counter President Truman's State of the Union. Taft and McGrath criticize liberal policies while Democrats split on civil rights and social welfare, amid debate on how to shape next year's campaign.
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Determined Wallace Won’t Be On Arkansas Ticket
Secretary of State C G Hall may block Henry Wallace from Arkansas ballots by arguing he supports overthrow of government by force and sedition The 1940 Arkansas case upheld ballot bans on such parties Hall denies any move to add Wallaces name to the state slate and Wallace aide Lewis Frank Jr labels the claim an insult while asserting his name will appear on other lists
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Market Report Highlights Record Yellow Corn Price
Chicago cash corn rose to a record 2.77 a bushel while grain futures dipped late as a processor pulled back after heavy buying. March futures hit 1.30 1/2 for cotton and May near 1.28 1/8, with wheat and soybeans showing mixed moves. New York stocks fluctuated with rails strong but broad gains limited, and cotton futures closed higher on late mill buying amid export inquiries.
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Hope Star newsmasthead and staff listings long record
Hope Star of Hope 1899 edition shows publisher staff and office details for Star Publishing Co. led by C. Palmer and Washburn, with editors Washburn and Jones and other executives. AP membership and advertising and circulation information appear alongside printing and distribution notes and rate details.
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Ex-Police Chief Jones Held in Dallas Shooting
Robert L. Jones former Dallas police chief and ex FBI agent is held on 7500 bond on murder charges in the fatal shooting of his son in law George Wadere a private detective outside a downtown jewelry store in Dallas. Wadere a 31 year old married five months to Jones daughter Marjorie 28 was shot as he ran from the store witnesses said. Jones operated three Dallas liquor stores and was police chief from 1935 to 1939.
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Each Party Will Blame the Other In 1948 Election Year
James Marlow notes that 1948 will be an election year with Democrats and Republicans blaming each other for policy failures at home and abroad. President Truman’s speech to Congress drew mixed reactions from party lines, signaling a year of political contention and voter scrutiny.
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New York
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Indiana
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Knutson
Minnesota
Repub
Tax Cut Plans Prompt Blame Game Ahead of 1948 Election
The piece contrasts Truman and Republican plans for tax cuts and price controls, noting estimates of how many would avoid taxes or lose government revenue. It questions who would blame if tax cuts fail or prices rise, mentions Dewey weighing in and Taft’s radio response, urging readers to decide between Truman or Taft.
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