Atheism Debates FCC Time for Religious Views
A Palo Alto man contends radio stations must air atheist views under FCC rules. The case drew protests, with the FCC denying time but affirming belief freedom. Advocates argue disbelief is a religious right. critics warn of public impact and confusion amid broader political discourse.
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Federal Communications Commission
Italion
Robert Starald Stott
Palo Alto
Calif
California
Statens
Scott
Washington
FCC
Reedom
Cauht
Coalifornia
Arkansas
Smith
James Thrasher
Schedule for Draft Registration Event Details
Fragmented listing outlines a draft registration schedule with references to dates and locations. It mentions September timing and several place names and terms that appear to be garbled. The readable elements suggest an official registration event calendar with multiple entries and times.
Dope Claims Stir Hollywood Reaction After Mitchum Raid
Nearilywood reports many film people taking marijuana. Police arrested Robert Mitchum and three friends in Hollywood Hills den during a raid. Doctors and psychiatrists discuss marijuana’s alleged effects on mood and performance, with quotes about addiction and artistic influence.
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Neailywood
UPI
Paychiniwist J
Paul de River
Deworridor
Gene Krupa
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
Hollywood Hills
Hollywood
Doftiver
The
Royal
Troyevo
Jas
Joes
Lane
de Tiver
ATARI
Lil Lupels
Viekle Evans
Phe Saeed Ork Paneer
Vince Sureamniing
Fe Riterate Amiancy Ignors Clesly
RKO
Pano Gohan
Planes Seized by Russians During War With Japan
Washington reports at least nine U S bombers seized by Soviet pilots as World War II hostilities with Japan raged. Five B 29s and several smaller bombers plus two navy patrol planes were taken after fuel shortages and damage forced landings on Russian controlled territory. All but the B 29 were interned while Russia was neutral, with the 1945 Saipan to Korea mission details included.
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Elton & Fayap
Washington
United States
Japan
Air Force
Korea
Russia
Red
Moscow
Tokyo
USAF
Aupost
Beynd
Smull
Saipan
Kanko
Aboud
Phox
Yale
Jone
USAR
America
Audoreed
Slene
Atk Hue
Letitia
Elius
Imei
Encariver
Wwe
Wits
Bettek
Keith Succumbs at Booneville
A C Keith dies at Booneville aged 49 a lifelong resident Funeral plans are pending two daughters Mabel Haltom and Bobbie Chance a son in law and another daughter Hope a brother Harry of Linden Texas and sister Evelyn Watson of Shreveport noted in the obituary arrangements are indefinite
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AOC Welsh
Feo
Boonesvilole
Seyeth Ofay
Mabel Haltom
Bobbie Chance
Sten
of Hope
Harry
Linden
Texas
Shreveport
Evelyn Watson
Polio Cases in Arkansas Show Slight Decline
Polio incidence in Arkansas shows a small drop amid weekly health reports. State health officials note lower case counts and ongoing vaccination efforts across counties, with emphasis on continued monitoring and public precaution measures.
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Arkansas
Fie
Berlin Anti Reds Seek Voice in Four Power Talks
Berlin officials urged the four power talks to grant the elected city government a say in crisis deliberations. A Russian veto looms as demonstrations again block meetings while Moscow controls security in the Soviet sector. The appeal seeks unified city administration and freedom of travel between Berlin and all four zones, amid ongoing blockade tensions and stalled trade, finance, and transportation committees.
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Berlin
Moacy
Mts Grain
Srapp
Gurl
Ber
West
Dreheh
der Kurier
Rent Hikes Overshadow Food Prices
United Press reports rent increases dominated the news as cities consider higher ceilings under the B48 law. Galesburg, Illinois granted landlords an 8 percent boost amid hardship, with Chicago landlords planning broader rises. Food prices were easing, shoppers cautious, and livestock markets weak as economists predicted little relief.
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United Press
Vighe E. Woods
Galesburg
Rales
Rent Control Board
Landords
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Shenter
Howard
Burning Question Should Ladies Return to Smoking Pipes
HAL BOYLE examines a flaring debate on women's smoking customs, tracing era norms from Britain to America. The piece surveys social attitudes, notable figures, and shifting behavior as women’s pipe use regains public discussion amid cigars and salons, with cultural references and historical contrasts.
McGrath Warns Dixiecrats and DemocratsCannot Be Two Parties
Democratic National Chairman McGrath told Southern candidates they cannot formally remain Democrats while backing the Dixiecrat ticket. He warned that those who support Thurmond with Wright must withdraw from the Democratic slate or lose party backing. regular Democrats seek to place Truman-Barkley electors on the November ballot amid state party schisms.
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James F
Donovan United Press
Democratic National
D. Howard McGrath
Washington
Truman
South
Truman-Barkley
Gor J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Henry Wallace
McGrath
Dixiccrati
Sou
Carntisa
Thurmond
Truman-Birkley
Dew
Thomas BE
Dewey
Harold Hi
Stassen
Albany
Stassen Wall
Campasnn
Lybuy
Witness says many anti Reds fired in CIO plan
Washington dispatch reports James A. Carey CIO secretary treasurer testified that many anti Reds within the CIO technical workers plan were fired and that some employers found it easier to deal with Communists. He cited cases at Westinghouse Jersey City RCA Victor Camden and described the atmosphere as reflecting anti Communist firings amid investigations.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
James A. Carey
CIO
United Etechnical Workers Plan
Carey
Treasuren O
U. K
House
U. S
Bart Epright
Westinghouse Pliant
Jersey City
James Minties
Sam Baschajinn
Rca-Victor
Camden No
Reds
Ois
Kersten Ur-Wis
Fhouse
Kersten
Congress
Commuissis
Kearns UR
Pat
Ign
Bus Schedule for Schools Announced in Sept Start
James H. Jones, superintendent of schools, announced the first run of school buses will start Wednesday morning September 8. Buses will depart from the starting point around 7:00. Drivers and routes listed include Bus 1 Clyde Sanders from High way 2 to High school and back via Spring Hill road. Bus 5 Glen Calhoun to Proving Ground road. Bus 3 Lumier West to Terra Rouge Creek area. Bus 2 Virgil Skinner to Centerville via Highway 4. Bus 6 Charleswell to Shaver Springs. Bus 7 J M Watson to Watsay place and Gyles Brookwood. Bus 8 Al Fincher to Centerview. Bus 9 Newberry to Brookwood area. Bus 10 Wyiver Ou Stischn to Hope and Srhawles.
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James H. Jones
Sehects
Clyde Sanders
CCC
Lope — High School
Spring Heu
Perry Moses
Garland School
Guleshi
High Schol
Glen Calhoun
Calhoun's Place
Washington Highway
Proving Ground Road
Lue East
Neavel Road
Proving Ground Gate
Oakhaven
Mopeony Highwire
Oplesby
Jey
Lumer West
Huier West
Pixpurimont
Broulasoancd
Ogirsby
Bith School
Virgil Skinner
Ariss
Centerville
Highwao
West Ad
Mighwiy A
Baer
Highwae 7
Bronkwool
Aslesby
High Schoel
Chareswell
Shover Spriggs
Hammigny
Shaver Springs
Bawden's
Russell's
Brookwood
al Fincher
Phacur
Dushway
Tissell’s
Pru Thea
Siow
Hope Peking
Bowden
Lang
Ciern
Gating
Oglesby
Veiver J. FF
Newborey
Milsius Will Oueye
Newberry
Pulsios
Osbesty
Iy High School
Betis
Miho
Petros
Justice Dept to Deport 25 Reds in nationwide drive
The Department of Justice moves toward deportation proceedings against Jack Stachel and 24 other Communist party leaders, part of a broader government crackdown. Peters case cited as one of many, with hearings and a nationwide push to remove suspected aliens promptly. Witnesses testified on training and alleged activities connected to Moscow and the National Lead School.
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New York
Department of Justice
Jack Stachel
Forows
Communist Party
Mrady
Listlefon
J. Peters
Rafal Fark
Peters
John B. Howe
Stuchel
Alexander Bittolmit
Claudia Jones
Pacity
Boyd
Leia
Moscow
Williame O'Dell Suys
Gaidle
Nowell
Ton
Alitethig Suminist
Fulbright to Journey Behind Soviet Zone
Fulbright and Mrs. Fulbright depart Washington today on a trip that will take them behind the Soviet zone into what is described as a restricted area. They plan to visit Germany Belgium and Poland and will meet with leaders and observers to assess postwar conditions and relations with the Soviet Union.
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Washintton
Suratar
Luis i
Holy Taited
Germany
Belzon
Mitchew Buglend
Poland
Lowriuhors
Yuri Ulav
Windle Desiec
New York Strikes Hit Trucker Industry Patterns
New York faced a strike by about 9,400 AFL truck drivers causing serious disruption to metropolitan freight. Barriers limited outbound shipments to prevent rail yard congestion while stores reported near normal stock, though some firms closed. Mayor ODay and mediators sought settlements, warning the toll could widen if wages remained unsettled and essential perishable goods continued to move.
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York
Metropolit
Mughc
Washington
White Presa
Charles
Rumen H
Cargéey
Jersey
City
Hoboken
Hawken
NW. J
Transfe Boat
William O'Dwyer
Tate Fall
O'Day
New York City
Nevergey
Westchester County
Loews 407
Khoshvike
Udu
O'Dwyer Osaid
O'Dwyer
Class of 24 Lines Up for Draft Today
Xi Washagtor Sept 2 1A in ulass yt Hined wn a deaft registration centers today as Selective Sumach jadquarters sent thist uffivied call for 10 006 taeik to serve in thy yea. The First of the 1 000 men valled by draft offterials no expected in a live stroke in November.
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Ulass
Sumach
Piay
Turytt
Persi Board
APL Plan for Holding Co Is Approved
In New Yor, plan for a holding company approved by exchange commission examiners. The proposal outlines a new entity structure and timetable for filing, with details on governance and compliance to be completed in coming months.
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APL
Wajsluniten
Aehvabn
Dleetrie
Jan Slowks
Lehr Taland Li
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