Neon Club Ginza Night in Honolulu Reveals US Swing
The author describes Club Ginza in downtown Honolulu as a grade C American night club featuring a Brooklyn mistress of ceremonies, a six piece band, and a Las Vegas styled act miscast as Tokyo. Japanese chorus dancers and a mixed audience highlight Honolulu’s postwar after dark life with mixed reviews on authentic Japanese entertainment.
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Honolulu
Brooklyn
U.S
Las Vegas
Tokyo
Terween
KanJung Luke
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Ginza
Eintertainment
Qasis
Hawaii
Bill (Massara) Pacheco
San Francisco 49Ers
Sam
Times Square
Pacific
Call Leaders Tax Plan Called Unfair and Unconstitutional
Wilkes Barre report on a televised panel where three Republican lawmakers criticized Gov Leader’s proposed tax program as unfair, inequitable and unconstitutional. They urged budget cuts including a 45 million welfare item for mental hospitals and questioned the 1000 exemption while citing Supreme Court action.
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Wilkes-Barre
Rowland Mahany
Senate
iSen
Robert Fleming
Pittsburgh
Charles Smith
Smith
Mahoney
State Supreme Court
Leroy Bugbee
League of Women Voters of
Wyoming Valley
Atty
Frank Townsend
M. L. Matheson
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Hugo Mailey
Wilkes College
Liquor Board Signals Support for Retail Sponsor Programs
Harrisburg The State Liquor Control Board chair Patrick E. Kerwin said the agency has no objections to retail licensees sponsoring athletic teams while prohibiting sponsorship by wholesale distributors and manufacturers. He urged sponsors to avoid advertising on uniforms and noted confusion after reports misinterpreting the rules.
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Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Patrick E. Kerwin
Kerwin
Allentown
American Legion
Subacute bacterial endocarditis explained in plain terms
The article defines subacute bacterial endocarditis as a heart valve infection by streptococci, notes gradual onset with fatigue fever weight loss and pale skin, and highlights historical difficulty versus modern treatment with penicillin. It discusses strains differing in penicillin sensitivity, risk of resistance, and the value of early diagnosis for cure.
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Fdwin P. Jordan. M. DD
NEA
Mra. W
Mary
Segregation Situations Being Solved By The Associated Press
Southern school systems move to end segregation while Alabama expands police power for pupil assignments. Alabama Senate clears the bill to Governor Folsom, enabling boards to direct school placements with factors like home environment and impact on academic standards. Wake County moves toward integration in 1958, Chattanooga plans a fair method, Kilgore leaders form a council to uphold segregation, and Monticello reports early integration in Griffin School. University of Florida religious groups petition to end segregation.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Alabama Senate
James E. Folsom
Sam Engelhardt
Raleigh
N.C
Wake County Board of Education
City School Board
Chattanooga
Citizens Council
Kilgore
Tex
Dr. B. &, Wasters
Monticello
Wayne
Griffin School
Clark Stonewall
C. C. Coffey
Kentucky
State moves to curb Sunday beer sales at picnics and clubs
A state official warned that selling tickets for Sunday picnics or rallies where beer is provided is effectively selling alcohol on Sundays without a license. Legal staff said purchases during the week for Sunday events could be legal if no advance tickets are sold, but selling tickets is illegal.
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Os Avie
Wegal
Senate investigates Pennsylvania State cancels dancer Draper recital
State Senator Jo Hays will seek a legislative probe into why Penn State canceled dancer Paul Draper’s recital. The university cited potential objections from supporters after the American Legion protested his links with Communist fronts. Draper’s Tuesday night recital was halted amid these disputes.
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University Park
Paul
Pennsylvania State University
Paul Draper
Jo Hays
National Legion
Draper
Adrai
Morse
Israel to Elect 120 Member Parliament Tomorrow
Israel prepares for a 120 seat Knesset vote as Mapai seeks a governing coalition majority amid migrant influence and a high profile libel case over Kastner’s wartime actions. The trial, with Judge Halevy’s ruling, looms over politics while policy aims hover on border tensions and European defense pacts.
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Eric Gottgatrey
Erusalem
Tarael
Art
Mapal Israeli Labor Party
Hungary
North Africa
Israel
Knesset
Israel Kastner
Mapai Party
Ministry For Commerce and Industry
Tel Aviv
Uj Kelet
Jewish Rescue Committee
Budapest
Adolph Eichmann
Oswiecim
Jerusalem
Malkiel Greenwald
Kastner
Greenwald
Benjamin Halevy
Supreme Court
Pinhas Rosen
Political Crisis in Israel Shakes Coalition Cabinet
Parliament defeated motions of no confidence with 50-8 and 60-7 votes while abstentions reached 29 and 17. Premier Sharett and Mapai leaders resign, forming a caretaker government excluding four General Zionists. Esther Vilenska demands Kastner be tried as a war criminal. Kastner defends his actions saying 15,000 Hungarian Jews were diverted to Austria and deportations halted in 1944 saving up to 90,000 Jews.
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Herath
Moshe Sharett
Mapai
Knesset
Sharett
General Zionists
Esther Vilenska
Kastner
Greenwald
Israel
Eichmann
Austria
Oswiecim
Budapest
Shipping Firms Plan New Fleets
Washington committee of American Steamship Lines announces six American flag steamship companies start a three billion dollar ship replacement program. The plan includes American President Lines Moore McCormack Lines Grace Line Oceanic Steamship Co. Pacific Far East Line and United States Lines in what is described as the largest peacetime ship replacement effort in the nation’s history.
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Washington
American Steamship Lines
American President Lines
Moore-McCormack Lines
Grace Line
Oceanic Steamship Co
Pacific Far East Line
United States Lines
Four Missing With Boat In Delaware Bay
Four persons on a fishing trip in Delaware Bay are reported missing. The Coast Guard finds no sign of their 14 foot boat. The missing are Chance T Keene and James Bennett with his wife, all from suburban Wilmington. Relatives say the couples left Pickering Beach yesterday morning and were due home in the afternoon. Heavy rains and near zero visibility plagued the bay in the afternoon.
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Lewes
Cal
Delaware Bay
Coast Guard
Chance T Keene
James Bennett
Wilmington
Pickering Beach
Here
Bay
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Corress
Yar Puanet
Lucas
Galton
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Willian
University of Florida
State Board of Control
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Manorville
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