Louisiana Leader Pushes Dormant States Rights Party Revival
Baton Rouge June 1 Louisianan Democratic leader Leander Perez announced plans to revive the States Rights party citing Supreme Court rulings on tidelands oil and school desegregation. A meeting to reorganize the insurgent party is planned after June 10 with Jackson Mississippi as a likely site. The move parallels 1948 activity by conservative Southern Democrats.
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Solons Study Red Blueprint For Conquest
A memo claimed to have been taken to Moscow in 1953 by Chou En-lai outlines Mao Tse tung’s plan for global revolution. It predicts U S isolation, Communist victories in Indonesia Burma and Thailand, a peaceful Japanese revolution by 1960, and eventual continental revolutions culminating in Europe’s collapse within 20 years. Congress leader Knowland presented the document in the Congressional Record without disclosing sources.
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Knowland
R-Calif
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Chou En-lai
United States
Governors Land Korea Recovery Mission Ends
Two American governors Dan Thornton of Colorado and John S. Fine of Pennsylvania left Korea after inspecting the rehabilitation program. They praised the effort as a remarkable recovery and said American time and money were well spent while noting South Korea’s stance on Japan hindered rehabilitation.
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Dan Thornton
Colorado
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Korea
Eisenhower
Allen Shivers
Texas
Thornton
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Fine
Syngman Rhee
Japan
South Korea
Lillian Roth Makes Comeback After Alcoholism Fight
Lillian Roth, once a teenage film star, stages a comeback after a long battle with alcoholism. She credits rehabilitation and Alcoholics Anonymous for her recovery, now headlines at La Vie en Rose in New York and tops a Palace Theatre anniversary vaudeville program.
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Lasegas
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Lillian Rutstein
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Roth
Fort Lee
N.J
Lillian
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Ziegfeld
Talking Pictures
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount
Miss Roth
Fifty 10 people could be 70 years old
A fragment notes aging and life expectancy with figures like ten people and seven decades, and a claim that three out of ten people expect to live to today. The text hints at statistical wording about age and survival.
Series 1 Josten for e Children
Doctors approve the specialized tablet series aimed at children. The device is marketed as safe and beneficial for pediatric use, with endorsements noted from medical professionals. Further details on features and availability are expected.
Vagrants Death Remains Mystery Identified as Merelyn Irwin
County authorities identify the deceased as Merelyn Irwin about 40 who was also known as Tim Bailey. Autopsy found no bullet or other wounds no broken bones and no drowning evidence. Irwin had been dead roughly two weeks making cause of death difficult to determine.
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Lillian Roth
New York
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Irwin
Tim
Bailey
Marriage rates rise as couples grow in number
The piece notes that a larger share of Americans is married now, with one third more people wed than in 1940. It cites about 88 million married couples today and that over half married within the past 14 years. It adds a prompt to review life insurance in light of changing needs and goals.
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