What’s Happened to Morality Prominent Businessman Responds
In a series of views, Herbert Bayard Swope, former newsman and official, argues public morals are worse yet more vigilantly watched. He notes ethics shift but graft grows with expanded government, urging accountability as scrutiny rises. The piece reflects on broader US concerns of influence, bribery, and integrity.
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Anastasia
Washington
Kefauver Committee
United States
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York
Swope
Kefauver
Hutton All girl Band Engaged for Benefit Dance
Ina Ray Hutton and her all girl television band will perform for a four hour benefit dance for the Long Beach Youth Band at Convention Hall on June 9. Miss Hutton will give a one hour show before dancing begins at nine. Tickets will be sold by 120 youth band members and their auxiliaries. sale starts next Friday.
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Ner Ailgirl
Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Gordon Carmen
Miss Hutton
Youth Hand
Twain's Books to Be Auctioned After Death
Hollywood authorities announce Mark Twain's library of about 3000 books plus house furnishings will be auctioned Monday. Items will be sold to colleges and museums. some pieces go to Twain's boyhood home in Hannibal Missouri. Mrs Clara Samassoud, Twain's daughter and widow of Jacques Samassoud, says she will dispose of everything and plans to sell a five acre estate as well.
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Mark Twain
Clara Samossoud
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Samassoud
Jacques Samassoud
Jacques
Felons Hunger Strike Spurs Oregon Pen Reform Plan
Salem April 4 after a two day hunger strike inmates won a reform promise. The Senate public welfare committee recommended broad changes at the Oregon penitentiary including better food clothing and medical care plus expanded recreation and a vocational training program. It urged replacing Warden George Alexander and Deputy Warden C Halley and an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
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Ore
Oregon Penitentiary
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Senate
George Alexander
C. Halley
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Atty I H Ham Dies in Tulare at 65
Israel H Ham longtime Tulare city attorney died at home west of town yesterday at age 65. A UC graduate, he served as deputy district attorney of Los Angeles County from 1924 to 1928 and as Tulare attorney from 1935 to 1950.
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Israel H. Ham
Tulare City
Atto
Here
University of California
Ham
Los Angeles County
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