U. S. Faces Tough Task In Prosecuting Commies
The Supreme Court ruling on 14 Communist convictions reshapes prosecutions. The government may drop or retry remaining cases, as three year limits on organizing under the Smith Act invalidate many organizing charges. Advocating and incitement issues also draw tighter standards for juries and rulings.
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Supreme Court
Congress
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Communist Party
Political Action Assn
New York
Heat Too Much Even For Fleas
Long Beach flea trainer Bob Matthews seeks new performers after the previous troupe perished in the intense heat wave. He notes they “carried on right to the end” and mentions Freddy the weight lifter as a past standout.
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Long Beach
Calif
Bob Matthews
Freddy
Letter to the Editor on Mulberry Street detour dust woes
A taxpayer along the Mulberry Street detour vents frustration over dust and road conditions due to the bridge closure. He recalls failed mail box repairs, a snow hill blockage, and county trucks ignoring residents. The piece mixes local grievance with offbeat humor about fleas at Long Beach Park.
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Daily News
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Tive Hill
Wheel Chair Romance Leads Pair To Plan Trip To Altar
Janet Sawyer and Dr. Thomas L. Heavern Jr., both paralyzed from the waist down, plan a big wedding after meeting at Bellevue Hospital and dating in Central Park. Heavern, 24, resumes internship in Covington after surviving a 1954 auto crash. the couple met two years ago and aim for a future together despite mobility limits.
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Thomas L. Heavern Jr
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Covington
Janet
Bellevue Hospital
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New York
Central Park
Tom
University of Louisville Medical School
Out Our Way creator James R. Williams dies in California
James R. Williams aged 69, creator of Out Our Way and other cartoons, died in Pasadena California. His work appeared in more than 700 newspapers nationwide.
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California
Pasadena
Calif
James R. Williams
Turnpike Chief Sees $2 Million Month Shaping
Cleveland Ohio June toll and concession estimates point to a two million dollar month for the Ohio Turnpike. James W Shacknessy chairman of the Ohio Turnpike Commission notes the first half of June yielded about 1 002 750 from tolls and concessions since the turnpike opened in 1955.
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Cleveland
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
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Shocknessy
Cartoonist Got Start In Alliance Then Hired By NEA
He began cartooning in a machine shop in Alliance Ohio. He sent samples to the Newspaper Enterprise Association in Cleveland and was promptly hired.
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Pers
United States
Alliance
Ohio
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cleveland
Seasonal tourist surge eyed to boost late month revenue
He expects a seasonal upsurge in tourist travel during the last half of the month to surpass earnings seen in the first half.
Doan's Pills Promise Fast Relief for Aches Sleep
An old advertising piece touts Doan's Pills as fast relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. It claims soothing bladder irritation diuretic action and quick sleep benefits with a new large size advertised for saving money.
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Doan
New Chevrolet Delivers Smooth Ride for Any Road
A promotional pitch extols the Chevrolet car with a velvety V8, easy hill climbing, and precise handling. It touts a low wide stance and out rigger rear springs, promising a balanced, steady ride on curves and steep grades. Dealers urge test drives now.
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Chevrolet
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