House by the Sound Becomes Test for Alice Pine
Alice Pine arrives at Muriel Halleck's secluded Grosvenor Point home to evaluate living quarters and a new role that blends typing with a writerly sympathy. Muriel Halleck, alias Jo Palgrave, explains the plan, seeking a capable woman who can work with books, read, and engage creatively. Alice, 28, recalls a wartime past with the WACs and a recent breakdown, hoping this move offers a fresh start.
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Alice Pine
Muriel Haleck
Jo Palgrave
Manotony
Atsipot
Alice
Haliecks
Muriel Hallectt
Muriel Halleck
Mrs. Halleck
Muriel
Omarry
Pacific
Gil Purnum
New York
Bridges Takes Standing in Treason Trial
San Francisco January 23 defense takes over Bridges perjury trial with aim to disprove government witnesses. Attorneys MacInnis and Hall say innocence will rest on records and about 20 witnesses, including Bridges and co defendants Robertson and Schmidt. Bridges testified last, defense plans to challenge government case item by item.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Ter
Games
M. MacInnis
Vincent Hall
Nan
Bridges l
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
Bridg Vs. Yeu
CIO
Robertson
Schmidt
Kaiser-Frazer to Offer Hydramatic in Medium Priced Cars
Kaiser-Frazer plans hydramatic transmissions for its medium priced cars, unveiled during a preview of the 1951 models. Edgar F. Kaiser announced optional overdrive and hydramatic on all new models, with lowest priced model lacking automatic transmission. Pricing for the Plymouth field will be announced in 30 days. Kaiser-Frazer becomes the third non GM maker to contract for hydramatic, after Ford and Nash. Oldsmobile Cadillac Pontiac also use hydramatic in GM divisions. Buick and Chevrolet use older converter types.
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Detroit
Kaiser- Mragier
Edgar F. Kaiser
Newsmenand
Kaiser
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Kaiser-Frazer Algo
Kaiser-Frazer
General Motors Group
Lincoln
Nash
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Pontiac
Buick
Hofer Star Hope Arkansas Police Report January 23 1980
Unclear OCR text mentions January 23 1980 and names Jemes Hol felled Es cash Mt and David am itts with alleged drunkenness and a not guilty plea. fragmentary notes reference Mah C and alleged tests with no clear event or outcome.
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Hofe Star
Hope
Arkansas
David c
Death of Alan Hale Actor and Director at Age 39
Jahi'.231.-Death viol, hearty Alan Hale, ran, of 39. years as a ctor and director. J ust members of he. had' beat ao rea since "ts. earliest st Hight, ih Hollywood tal of a virus ealotated' by a. liver ro le played the Rb "by both the si itbanks and the. iro) Flynn, versions eboniny Garthe medicine mahuta c entéred 'the newspaper Boreper er: on, the old, He BY ietin, He tired of foblig'' s and went to work to: David: Wark Girtith as 'one-reel, 10-minute bip tures. That wags in 1911, fist: important part. was in Oy any Pine Lady' in 1912: ined"the ald.Lubin company Wadelphin, and appeared in "flickers" reduced by, nolonger, movie, fim, yea, the villain. in ''the Wheen't and his success toured.
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Jahi
Alan Hale
Hollywood
Siitbanks
Flynn
Eboniny Garthe
Ietin
David
Lubin
Wadelphin
Nolonger
Fragmentary 1930s Political Debate and Economic Notes
A garbled excerpt discusses Browne Truman era politics and proposals on governance and planning. It references leaders, council roles, and arguments for replacing judicial insight with policy overview. Mentions American enterprise, cotton industry and a three day program with speakers and a president.
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Gounell
Browne Weig Truman
Poli
North Lite
Ceetag
Sa Amin Ament
Ical
Siena
Stolen Diamonds Worthless to the Burglars in Greenville
In Greenville Texas, a burglary at Core laboratories netted diamonds valued between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars. Officials say the 32 000 carats of industrial diamonds are hardly tradable due to tight dealer manufacturer ties, leaving thieves with little resale value.
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Greenville
Tex
W. H. Davison
Ed Wiliams, Jr
Davison
Eigar
Rebels Attack West Java Capital In Early Insurgent Action
Indonesian rebel guerrillas led by former Dutch captain Westerling seized key points in Bandoeng, West Java, capturing army headquarters and the telephone exchange. About 600 rebels, including deserters from Dutch forces and Indonesian troops, pressed the assault as federal forces airlifted troops to hold Andir airfield. The battle marked a significant armed challenge to the young United States of Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Batavias
U. S
West Java
Bandoong
Worps
United States of Indonesia
U.S
Mobil Po- Hce
Bandoeng
Andir
Bandeeng
Indonesia
Duteh Army
Maj
jGen
R.A. van Langen
Buteh
Outeh Army
A. PP
Turk) Westerling
Falcowers
Truthan Tax Continued From Page One
President Truman urged permanent reform of tax laws targeting loopholes that let motion picture studios, oil operators, charitable funds, and life insurance firms evade taxes. He cited a film industry practice of forming temporary corporations, an oil operator earning $6 million yearly with taxes of only $100 thousand over five years, and charitable trusts used as fronts for business ventures. He highlighted under taxed life insurance investment income and mentioned Congress considering a $90 thousand tax on investment earnings by insurers.
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Truman
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Lewis Officials Rally Amid Coal Action Across States
Movement gains strength with few pickets reported. In Pittsburgh Duquesne Light says coal sufficient to keep plants running into early next week despite a critical situation. In Uniontown area only one mine, Colonial No. 3 of H C Rich Coke, is active with about 125 men returning to work without incident.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
Uniontown
Steel Company
Colonial
United States Steel Corporation
H. C. Rich Coke Company
West Java Enforcement Piracy Claims Seen as Inadequate
The speaker argued U S J forces, tied to the former Indonesian republic army, lacked strength to maintain peace in West Java amid ongoing enforcement efforts and piracy concerns.
New Hearing Device Lets Deaf Readily Hear Without Ear Button
Chicago merchants Bel tone present a new in ear free sound relay device. Tiny phantomold fits deep in the ear and relays sound from a concealed button in clothing. Brochure offers at home testing with no cost.
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Chicago
Beltone
Dept
39Th St
Belton
Flood Picture Seems to Be Brighter
Flood outlook improves in lower Mississippi valley as river levels drop in Arkansas Tennessee Missouri and other tributaries. Army engineers say the situation is generally improving though weakened levees threaten new flooding in scattered Arkansas and Tennessee areas where about 14000 people are housed.
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Chicago
Mississippe Valley
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Thials
Pacific Northwest
Win
River flood fears rise as thawed snow swells streams
Ter weary residents watched rivers and streams rise with warm rains melting deep snow, signaling potential floods and anxious days ahead for nearby communities.
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NEA Service, Ing
Dorctor
Brent
DE Gee
Alice Murmuured
Jim
Tucker
Cliff Knoble
Prastentota
Pradethan
Noravert Automotive
United States
Popeye
Java
Truthan
Lewis
Enforcement Piraacy
Jadsen
Namre
Joe Marsh
Brewers
Andy
Garden Tavern
Tevern
U. S. Air Force
Hope City Hall
Stiles
Joan Dares
Avery Sues
Kelvinator
Wombang
Mielvnsecatore
Hamm Tire & Appliance
E. Ingraham Company
Briain, Connecticut
Annaram
Humco Laboratory
Texarkana, Ark.-Tex
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