Nude stage dancer sparked censors in London protest
The London County Council ruled that Peaches Page must remain still after partial nudity and wear a flesh colored net bra, calling her act art studies. Her manager called the ruling silly and noted the dancer argued the movement issue. Also mentions weather bureau delays and a theft of car shots in Ashland, plus a wooden Madonna weeping in Sausalito gallery.
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London
Peaches Page
Collins Music Hall
London County Council
Peaches
Sidney Algar
Geles Weather Bureau
Henry Weiss
Weiss
Bureau
California
Ashland
UPA
Blair Keah
Hut’ Police
Doc Cartwright
Marin Art Gallery
Tadaur
Hungarian Strikers Face Death in Hungary Crackdown
In Budapest the Soviet backed regime declares death within 24 hours for strike promoters. Martial law since December 3 tightens control as protestors face harsh penalties. A special court may hang offenders quickly for disrupting factory activity or public order.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Clara Bassi
Saoma
Basa
Four Children Abandoned in Queens Church
Police identified Eleanor Hyans, 29, mother of four, who left her kids Saturday night with a note in the back pew of the Church of Christ the King in Queens. She said she was going away with the man she loves, planned a divorce and remarriage, and promised to return for the children in about a year. Authorities issued a warrant for Robert York, 19, an auto mechanic and night student, who had been associated with Hyans.
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Wew.york
Eleanor Hyans
Joseph
Amy
V. S . Police
Robert York
Hoover's Rise to Lead the Bureau of Investigation
The article recounts President Coolidge's 1924 appointment of Edgar Hoover to head the Bureau of Investigation, the tension with Patrick J. Hopkins and William Burns' resignations, and Hoover's reforms. It details Stone's support, Hoover's early leadership, and steps to professionalize the agency, including dismissals of unfit agents and a focus on merit while curbing patronage. The piece notes Stone's later tenure on the Supreme Court and a 1992 retrospective.
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Don Whitehead
Calvin Coolidge
Harlan Fiske
Stone
New Hampshire
New York
Columbia Povesity School, of Law
Harry Paugherty
William 2. Burns
Bureau of Intigation
Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Department ‘of Justice
Justice Department
FBI
Calvin. Coolidge
Atty
Harlan F. Stone
J. Edgar Hoover
Byrd Calls Budget Plan Risky Ahead of Eisenhower Proposal
Senator Byrd of Virginia warned the proposed budget for the next fiscal year is risky, predicting a surplus near 1% and noting revenue gains will be needed. He said the administration’s plan relies on higher income and tax receipts, while House leaders criticized the size and favored no immediate cuts.
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Snashington
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate
Finance Committee
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
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Murder by Own Action Shocks Eugene Couple
A letter reveals a murder suicide in Eugene where Richard Thwing, an attorney, killed his wife Mrs Chilberg and then hanged himself in the garage. The note, written in a shaky hand, suggested he could not go on. Highwing notified police and they found the scene after the couple, both in poor health and unemployed, were last seen living separately.
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Eugene
Ore
Chilberg
Richard Thwing
Colonald laxative promotes overnight relief for constipation
An advertisement touts Colonald as a gentle, fast acting laxative that relieves chronic constipation overnight. It claims safety during pregnancy, superiority to bulk and salt laxatives, and affordable pricing at 60 tablets for under two cents per tablet. It promotes regular colon toning and easy tablet form at drug counters.
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Colonaid
Colonato
Colonad
Newsprint Price Rise By Bowater And Peers
Bowater Paper Co plans a newsprint price increase to 134 per ton delivered in New York effective March 10, aligning with moves by Abitibi Power and Paper, Consolidated Papers, and St Lawrence. The firm serves about 1751 U.S. cities and cites lower cost than recent industry hikes while signaling possible ad rate adjustments amid industry scrutiny.
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New York
Bowater’ Paper Co
Abitibi ‘Power. &,Paper Co
Toronto
Consolidated Papers Corp
St. Lawrence Corp
Montreal
Bowater
U.S
Bowater, Paper,Co
Calhoun, Tenn
Corner's Brook
Newfoundland
B. “Meyer
Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower Doctrine at Tashkent
Soviet Premier Khrushchev in a speech before Uzbekistan’s Supreme Soviet accused Eisenhower of a hostile Middle East policy, denouncing Western imperialists for oil control while praising Soviet aid to Arab nations. He claimed the USSR seeks to end conflicts and support rational independence.
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London
Communist’ Party
Nikia Khrushchey
Eisenhower
Moscow
Russia
Jeredit
Egypt
20 in Church Felled by Carbon Monoxide
In Jonesville men and women attending services at the Baptist Church were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes on Sunday. Five men carried, five children revived, and most recovered after being moved outdoors. The Rev. Orris Porters said heaters had been left on in the church space.
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Jonesville
Baptist Church
Orris Porters
Pup Returns to Master From Grave
In Jasper Georgia a collie puppy named Butch crawled from a shallow grave to reunite with his three year old master Andrew Wallace and father Sherman Wallace. After being struck by a neighbor’s car and shot to end his misery the pup survived with pneumonia two fractured pelvises a bullet wound and injuries treated at Gainesville animal hospital.
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Jasper
Butch
Andrew Wallace
Sherman Wallace
Tre
Gainesville
North
Georgia
Carl A.blunt
Adenauer Considers Trip to United States for Talks
Bonn confirms Chancellor Konrad Adenauer weighing an early U S visit to meet President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles. Felix von Eckhardt announced no date set, but talks on global issues are planned if the journey occurs.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Felix von Eckhardt
Adenauer
Jetings Carburetor Claims Gas Savings for Cars
Wisconsin inventor introduces a automatic vacuumatic carburetor that allegedly saves gasoline by jetting and volumetating on super charge. Easy installation in minutes, fits cars tractors and tractors. Vacu matic Carburetor Co offers free particulars to owners who write with address.
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Ihe Ventor
Vacumatic
W. State
Wauwatosa
Wis
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