Barkley Dies In Harness Senator Opposes Roosevelt
The obituary notes Alben Barkley of Kentucky is dead, a former Senate leader with notable independence. It recalls his 1944 tax bill stand against FDR, resigning and then returning as Finance chair. his 1952 convention tensions. and the reception of his withdrawal from politics amid Washington acclaim.
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Harry Truman
Lite Diet Bread claim from Anita Colby beauty authority
Anita Colby promotes Lite Diet Bread as a simple hunger control aid. She says it reduces appetite by filling meals with a high protein, low calorie bread, recommending use before during and between meals to curb hunger pangs.
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British Film Stars Pass Final U.S. Citizenship Test
Stewart Granger and his wife Jean Simmons, noted British film stars, have passed their final test for U S citizenship. They plan to welcome another American citizen in a few months and will receive their citizenship papers at a court hearing on a date to be set.
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Stewart Granger
Jean Simmons
U. S
Stevenson California Drive Pushed in Campaign Notes
Adlai Stevenson began a grueling California campaign with a sharp critique of Kefauver and a vow not to be written off in the presidential race. He contrasted the party clash in Washington with the ongoing tour, including remarks at a San Jose barbecue and comments on tax politics and local autonomy in the District of Columbia. The scene featured Butler, party leaders, and panelists from major publications and media.
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San Francisco East Bay Area
National Guard Name Origin Honors Lafayette
The National Guard, once called militia, adopted the name to honor Lafayette and the French Garde Nationale chief. A single fatality occurs per 1,000,000,000 passengers carried on British railways.
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Lafayette
French Garde Nationale
British Railways
Eight Die In Gas Blast At Hsinchu Coal Mine
A gas explosion at a coal mine in Hsinchu Formosa left 19 dead and two severely injured while eight bodies were recovered today.
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