The Senate Rules and their Origins in History
A fragmented discussion on Senate procedures and the concept of precedents. It mentions 40 rules, precedents, and the role of parliamentary officers like a parliamentarian and an assistant. References to Watkins and changes around 1935 appear, noting long-standing, evolving practices.
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Fatkina
Theo
Mons
Ince
Senate
Ise Bf
Watkins
Gat
Amade
Thkey
Saay
Northern Iowa town marks Flag Day with anti communism display
In a June event in a northern Iowa town residents gathered to mock communism claiming it can ruin society. The observance featured ration cards burned and a staged guerrilla scene, with one official saying communism is so bad that people will get hurt.
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Lowa
Basily
Lookout Crest Mystery Deepens at Rexford
Hildy Sands reveals her father’s imprisonment was a frame in Rexford three years ago while Bill wrestles with his feelings for her. Bev Coulter plans a plane ride as rumors swirl, and a bridge game unfolds under moonlit tension on Lookout Crest. Continued on Page Four.
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Bill
Hildy
Rexford
Beverly Coulter
Ley
Lloyd Williston
Bev
Lloyd
Jarvis
Livya
Advice on stepfatherhood and marriage ethics from Dorothy Dix
A widow with two daughters asks if a stepfather role is possible. Dix warns that a mother will side with her children, making discipline hard, and advises against marrying unless truly called to fatherhood. Other letters cover marrying a bereaved sister’s husband, telling adopted children their origin, and managing a teen gift dispute without surrendering finances.
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Dot Dix
Bis
Jit
Dorothy Bix
Bar
Miss Dix
Navy
New Amerasia Probe Fallout Deepens Inquiries
The Amerasia affair resurges as a New York grand jury finds the ice department properly handled a five year old case involving secret government documents seized from Amerasia offices. McCarthy cites payoffs and secrecy while Larsen faces scrutiny over statements to Peurifoy. Service, once a state official, was not indicted. Larsen paid a $500 fine.
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Mony
Tydings
Amarasia
New York
Grand Jury
Ice Department
Amerasian
Senate
McCarthy
Amerasia
Eitheher
Wisconsin
National Editorial Association
Groton
Conn
Larsen
Peurifoy
John
John Service
Service
State Department
Department
Chemist on trial for conspiracy in Syracuse case
Syracuse June 16 Alfred Dean Slack a 44 year old chemist was accused today of conspiring to supply Rus The story mirrors a broader discussion about mates and destiny as a reader letter reflects on the idea of every man having a rib and the tragedy of mismatched couples
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Syracuse
Alfred Dean Slack
John
Beli Syndicate
Tne
Harriman Named Assistant to Truman
President Truman designates W Averell Harriman as special assistant to the president to help carry out the nation's international responsibilities. Harriman now serves as U S special representative in Europe for the economic cooperation administration with ambassadorial rank. Milton Katz of Massachusetts is named to succeed him in Europe and will also have ambassadorial rank. The White House release cites implementing London meetings decisions and coordinating departmental interests in development efforts.
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Washington
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
United States
Europe
Economic Cooperation Administration
Milton Katz
Massachusetts
White House
London
Syracuse man held on espionage charges in wartime leaks
Slack, a Kingsport and Syracuse native, was arrested by FBI agents on espionage charges after confessing to handling explosive samples and production secrets linked to RDX and the Manhattan project. He faces arraignment and possible death penalty if convicted. He is jailed on $10,000 bail awaiting transfer to Knoxville, Tenn. The case involves Harry Gold and Semen M. Semenov.
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Sian
U. S
Slack
Syracuse
FBI
Utica
Knoxville
Tenn
Kingsport
Manhattan Atomic Project
Lake Ridge
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Gold
Semen M. Semenov
A. van W. Hancock
Enosville
Sundura Paint Corp
Philip A. Suskind
Suskind
President taps Harriman for international duties
The President says Harriman's long experience in international affairs will aid in shaping international policy. Armand will assume high duties in August, signaling a planned leadership transition in foreign affairs.
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Harriman
Arriman
Steaming Sun Beats Down on Arkansas
A hot day across Arkansas with high temperatures reaching into the mid nineties statewide. Wilson Mississippi County reported 97 degrees, Stuttgart Brinkley hit 95, Hot Springs Fort Smith and others saw highs in the 90s. Forecasts expect no relief until at least Saturday with fair skies and little temperature change.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wilson
Mississippi County
Stuttgart
Brinkley
Fort Smith
Death Toll Rises Amid Civic Revolt Claims
Reported broadcasts urged rebels to surrender as government forces clashed with insurgents. Official counts: eight dead and 63 wounded, with unofficial totals between 40 and 200. Governments blame Accion Civica and other leftist groups including APRA and Democratic League.
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Accion Civica
Elvtc Aceiton
Apra Party
Democratic Letiguie
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