Russians Lift Marriage Ban But Tighten Citizenship Rules
A newspaper item discusses Moscow lifting a seven year marriage ban for Soviet citizens and foreigners while reimposing strict rules on changing citizenship. The change is seen as aimed at satellite states, with Western observers noting limited benefit for ordinary Russians. A photo caption features Mike Kelly and his father as sisters crown the one year old with a casserole holder, requiring a police rescue to free him.
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Kremlin
Secord
Mike Kelly
Dad
Russia
London
Washington
China
Korea
Michael Kelly
Philadelphia
Vincent
Mike
Kelly
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Pigeon Tax Talk and Odd Town News
A Venice California resident asks Mayor Paulson to fund a pigeon nesting site, claiming city ownership of the birds and demanding 35 dollars. Other items report a Montana strike response by wives, a Detroit suburb mayor aiding hair dye mishap, a Pittsfield mistrial over sandwiches, a Tennessee divorce suit, and quirky local notes.
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Harry Reade
Ilving
Venice
Los Angeles
Norris Paulson
Reade
Teade
Pigeon
U S Opens Probe of Car Firms
U S Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr announces a Justice Department probe into the auto industry for potential antitrust violations amid a developing pattern of concentration. He cites possible collusion versus competitive forces while Ford and General Motors deny monopolistic aims.
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New York
Herbert Brownell Jr
Justice Department
Economic Club of
Brownell
Antitrust Division
Shepard J. Scrumpacker Jr
R.-Ind
Ford
General Motors
Congress
Crumpacker
Federal Trade Commission
Chrysler
Department of Justice
Eisenhower l Administration
Detroit
Wife Replies to Roosevelt Divorce Plea in Publicity War
Romelie Roosevelt accuses her estranged husband of political scheming in seeking divorce while running for Congress in the 26th District. She says Roosevelt aims to use a divorce rather than separate maintenance to gain publicity and has asked the court to admit a signed letter alleging infidelities. Roosevelt denies the allegations. A hearing on the petition to amend his complaint and Mrs. Roosevelt's answers is set for Friday.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Ethel Mae Chinnie Carey
Knoxville
Tenn
John William Carey
Prescott
H. P. Stratton
Seattle
W. H. Stratton
Hank Hage
Norwood
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
New York Directory
Pasadena
James Roosevelt
Congress
Romelie
Roosevelt
Jamend Roosevelt
Film ban urged over narcotic propaganda claim
Joseph Ju Bransky district supervisor of the Federal Narcotics Bureau asked the Pennsylvania Board of Censors to sustain the ban on the film She Shoulda Said No describing it as insidious propaganda that would teach juveniles methods of using narcotics.
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Joseph Ju. Bransky
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Ihas
Pennsylvania (Board of Censors
Shouda
Bransky
Press-Cetegram Puotianed aby except Sucaay Sth Street
Fragmentary notice records a local audit with references to Burgau curcujellan Par Maw and a meeting date on March 18. Names and exact places are unclear but indicate an official action or hearing with municipal oversight and a public date.
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Rte
Cutitortra
Newiber Audit
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