Germany Enacts Law Allowing Police to Seize Immoral Publications
A new German law lets police confiscate material deemed immoral, with the first victim a Marilyn Monroe cover in Hamburg. Detective Gerd Ballow called the image a big bust, setting off a test case against “trashy and pornographic literature.”
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Hamburg
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Gerd Ballow
Deutsche Instrierte
Ballow
Bollow
San Francisco
St. Louis
Germen
Hste
Central Valley Sale Faces McKay Skepticism
Sacramento floor remarks by Interior Secretary Douglas McKay question the proposed 415000 dollar Central Valley Project sale to California. He warns such a sale would require major legislation and unlikely congressional approval, urging local ownership only after the project pays for itself in about 50 years.
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Douglas McKay
California
McKay
Oregon
Congress
Shasta Dam
Interior Department
National Reclamation Association
Reno
Salem
Ore
Goodwin Knight
Goodie
Eisenhower Passes Mush For Breakfast Toast Favored
President Eisenhower, noted for liking fried mush, skipped the mush at a breakfast with drought state governors in Kansas City and chose toast instead. Barney Allis of the Muehlebach Hotel quoted him as deciding, “No, I’d better have toast,” calling him a strong-willed man.
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Eisenhower
Drough
Barney Allis
Muehlebach Hotel
Allis
Vress- elesram publication notice from Long Beach
List shows a daily paper published at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue Long Beach California with carrier delivery and subscription rates. It notes entry March 16 1888 at Long Beach post office under the 1878 act and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach 12
California
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Aetasor
Long Beach
Sans Duds Sprint in Seamties Startles Gothamites
New York police reported Paul Taylor, 41, a bill collector, ran down Madison Avenue in underwear, socks, and shoes. He dashed into a police station and claimed three holdup men robbed him of 150 dollars, his wristwatch, suit, shirt, and necktie.
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New York
Paul Taylor
Madison Ave
Taylor
Burglary at Rose Avenue Home Stole Guns and Movie Camera
Police report a burglar entered Harold W. Stoll at 9440 Rose Ave by cutting a screen door and stole two rifles a shotgun and a movie camera. The total loss was estimated at 625 dollars.
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Harold W. Stoll
Rose Ave
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