The Queen and I Share a Friday Travel Tale
A rambling reminiscence mixes a minor traffic incident on a winding highway with a reflection on language use. It includes a humorous editorial note about Queen Elizabeths words in a Commonwealth broadcast and a Memphis newsroom exchange over you all versus the Queens English.
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Chattanooga Times
Elizabeth
Menphis
New York
London
Memphis
Recheck
Marie Robert LK
Candle Says Tax Settlement Not Fair in Olson Case
T Lamar Candle ex chief prosecutor testifies that a 1943 tax settlement for Dr Olaf A Olson, who pleaded guilty to fraud, was not fair to the government. He cites the $5,000 offer on $118,000 liabilities and links it to Justice Department handling through Sen Langer and Tom Clark. The House subcommittee questions the settlement's fairness.
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Washington i
T. Lamar] Candle
Minneapolis
Justice Department
Olsa A. Olson
Olson
Caudle
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Tom Clark
Peyton Ford
Ste
Girl Killed After Spurning Rancher’s Love
In Woodland California 51 year old rancher Henry DeCaillet shot Phoebe Ann Blair after she spurned his attentions. He admitted the shooting and sat with the dead girl’s head in his lap before officers arrived. Phoebe is the daughter of Irving and Mrs Blair. DeCaillet is a separated father of two.
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Woodland
Carlil
Tom Wallace
Yolo County
Phoebe Ann Blair
Irving Blair
Wallace
Henry DeCaillet
Blair
DeCaillet
Jet Phoebe
de Caillet
Jetio
Steel Workers Win Wage Increase Across Major Firms
U S Steel Corp and four other large steelmakers agreed to wage hikes effective immediately, boosting pay for about 170 000 to 500 000 workers. The deal, reached with United Steelworkers leaders David J. McDonald and John A. Stephens, aims to curb inflationary pressures and eliminates a long standing regional pay differential by July 1954.
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Intysburgh
BSU
U. S. Steel Corp
Stenvo
Wueerg
Unitad Steel
Forday
Jaim
Stuel
U.S. Steel
Bethlehent Steel Corp
Brgest
Republic Steel
Oreder
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Jones and Laughlin
Uswy
Eisenhower
U. S. Steel
David J. McDonald
USW
John A. Stephens
Free Mail Troubles Roil McCarthy Lehman Clash
Washington asks for a report after Sen Joseph R McCarthy accused Sen Lehman of abusing the franking privilege by sending 106 000 letters for creeping McCarthyism Lehman says the post office seeks repayment for book ads and says McCarthy mailed his column for free as he inserted eight columns into the congressional record under the law members may send official mail without postage
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Washington
Arthur FE
Summerfield
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Hebert H. Lehman
Lehman
New York Democrat
Post Office
America
Wisconsin Republican
Congressional Record
Congress
Sweden Hails High Telephones and Studio Sets
Sweden asserts it leads in telephone and studio setup per capita, surpassed only by the United States. The claim highlights advanced communications and media infrastructure as a national trait.
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Sweden
United States
Arkansas to Draft 320 Men for Service Says State Director
Brig. Gen. BE L. Compere announces all 320 Arkansans will be drafted for military duty. The notice outlines draft procedures and boards handling the process amid wartime mobilization.
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Little Rock
BE. L. Compere
State Selective Service
Arkansans
Treludle
Hope
Eisenhower Flies Back East Hopes for Truce
President Eisenhower flies east on a five day trip hoping the Korean POW repatriation accord will hasten an armistice and world peace. He will stop at Dartmouth College for an honorary degree and speak at Sagamore Hill before returning to Washington. He fished in French Creek, catching seven trout. He sent a message to Prime Minister Nehru urging speedy progress toward peace.
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Custer State Tark
S. 1
Eisenhower Mies
Rapid City
Air Porte
Lebanon
Hanover
AL Manever
Dartmouth
Oyster Bay
Long Island
New York
Sagamore
Thi
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
French Creek
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Panmunjam
Keren
Senate slows as lawmakers take day off again
Washington The Senate and House paused for a fourth time in two weeks amid sparse business. Leaders pushed to adjourn by Aug 1 as key measures linger, including a foreign aid bill and offshore land controls, while jets head to Yugoslavia in a Defense Department move.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Knotgland i
RpCalif
Rocess
Knowland
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
Senate Foreign Reations Committee
Armed Services
Foreign Affairs Committe
Agriculture Department
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Defense Department
Einstein Says Do Not Testify When Called
A letter dated May 1 from Einstein urges intellectuals to refuse to testify before a congressional committee. The communication warns against suppressing teaching and free inquiry, arguing that refusal to testify defends personal welfare and upholds constitutional rights amid pressures from anti intellectual actions. Oil shipments and a large oil production note appear as a separate brief item.
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New York
Albers Einstein
Willan Jraver
Vlass
Tristan
Senate
British Editor Freed of Charge
A British editor associated with a New York weekly was freed of charges in federal court. The report notes he denied all allegations and asserted he is innocent, with no plea offered. No additional details on the prosecution or conviction are provided in the readable text.
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New York
Ae Patie
Isi
New Yorke Vie Rao
Wilkins Talks to Newsmen at Hot Springs
Wilkins addresses Arkansas press at Hot Springs criticizing the current property tax system as inefficient. He cites tax constraints and partisan views, urging reforms and better administration to protect homeowners and improve revenue.
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Wilkins
Hot Springs
Hoy Springs
Marelli
Arkirians
Cheery
Arkansag
Days of Dullness and Grim Jobs in Boyle Column
HAL BOYLE ponders dull days as he compares them to a grainy TV run of a Grade B movie. He imagines exhausted workers and ordinary people facing petty humiliations and asks how anyone endures the bleakest moments with humor or perspective.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ruplin
Karen
Boyle
Final Honor Roll List of Year Released Tapedy
The document lists students on the honor roll for the semester across grades, naming many individuals by first and last names and including teachers and staff. It notes the overall number of students achieving honors and outlines general requirements for different grade levels.
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Tinh
Sahel
Haner
Dave
Prine
Whirtye
Orelh
Weedy
Perold
Wbth
Wvader
Mary Bulns Lewin
Pat McGil
Marion McQueen
Charles Tittle
Dtrnoss Whitten
Jo Bien Barr
Shella Fostux
Dor Dhe Serncatur
Gerade
Weldon Tillery
Frances Sherrer
Marlene Russell
Distiv Mulling
Low Neal Logan
Kay Kent
Jacque Williars
Frances Weisenberger
Atricia Barwick
Jerry Jones
Flutenall
Youn Be Hays
Mary Jo Fincher
Nelda Thompson
Jack White
Joanne Knasminger
Hope Girl Named State Official
Hope Girl from Magnolia was named a state official today by the Confederate Children’s division. The ceremony featured brief remarks from Carrel Sug er of Magnolia and Ane Wickey, with other officers and attendees listed in the report.
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Magnolia
Carel Suger
Vieg
Ane Wickey
Monteedio
la Wathor
Raul
Raul Recuildiae
Avermedayy
Haruki Wenever
Marte, Tevitsurer
Carolyn Home Lektordimy
Ciingor Wie
Roel
Aosrehiy
Aid Cate Wublaeten
Hh Sut
Ghaphitn
Red's Melnikov Dismissed From Ukrainian Post
Moscow reports that Lev Melnikov a Soviet party figure in Ukraine was ousted from leadership of the Ukrainian party organization amid accusations of mismanagement and a policy of Russification. Krushchev remains premier as Ukraine faces language and district tensions.
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Red
Melnikov
Moscow
Olerathiai
Mudeeul Melitkoy
Chiel
Elnapad
Seow Lendtarahlp
Ndatabes
Boloshion
Parsonnel
Cork la
Fiese
Arana
Metnikay Haa Beun
Ukraintat Party
Nikita
Khyvushchev
Krushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Rosenberg's Again Denied New Trial
The Court of Appeals denied Julius and Ethel Rosenberg a new trial or stay of execution. They are scheduled to die June 1 at Sing Sing Prison. A rally in Union Square urged action and featured Sophie Rosenberg seeking justice for her son and daughter-in-law.
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WA & Court of Appeals
Julius
Eihel Rosenberg
Dematom
Defeise
Vocadluy
Sing Sig
Oxsinging
U.S. Supreme Court
Rond
Sophie Rosenberg
Pha Sominute
Justles
Rosenberg
Attorney General's Office
Fimily Alman
Mosenbergs
White House
Washington
Eighth Ristings Sales Rise in Reserve District
In the Eighthy Reserve district department store sales increased again with measures showing higher sales in the wer k dynes' period. Official figures indicate a sixteen percent rise, reflecting stronger consumer activity across the district.
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Werk Dynes
Pee Cei
Big Red Push Drives Allies From Main Line
Allied forces retreat along the front as Red forces strike along a broad section near Adela. Reports from Central Karen describe a major assault driving troops from a forward position as U.N. lines resist further advances. The day sees heavy combat with limited clarity on overall outcomes.
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Big Red
Civiene
Adela
Karen
Aeelor
Amertent
Balytad
Mads
Wes
Wei Tyenehes
Hay Allachers
Vuk
Reciof
Iain
Dino
Havily
Gral
Yarnell
Allieel Fesnghet
Thia
U.N
Xini
Red
Tron
White House Mountahy
Chwon
Baek iWon
Chor
Front line soldiers doubt Rhee's resolve amid delays
Western Front reports voices of American troops expressing frustration with President Rhee and ongoing stalemate. Outposts manned daily amid chatter that a decisive move is overdue, with calls for clearer plans and quicker action.
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Korea
U. S
China
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Einstein
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Tomeut
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William CG
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