Hawkins of the Paris Herald Inspires Aspiring Journalists
Erick Hawkins of Briton, longtime Paris Herald editor, recounts Paris journalism days from Hemingway to World War II. He notes the paper’s wartime closures, his role guiding applicants, and honors such as the Legion of Honor while warning that newer reporters struggle to match older experience.
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Paris
Erick Hawkins
Paris Herald
Anny
Beciner
New York Herald Fame
Manesing
Eiher
Paul
Wilk
Broad Champs Elysees
Hawkins
Vinar Hemingway
R. Scott
Shirer
Art Buchwald
Sturdevant
Tinskins
Lusitania
Simon & Schuste
Sears
Noland
Europe
James Gor
Don Bennett Jr
Lindbergh
Byrd
Antevni
Ers
Bordeaux
London
Iblue
The
Emery Blackout
Alice
Robert
Divorces and Marriage Licenses Clouded in Fragmented Record
Fragmented OCR shows multiple items including marriage licenses, divorces, and notices. Names such as Walter K Rus, Anita Mare, Pauline Gra, and Raymond begin appear with court actions, injunctions, and property matters. Several real estate and vehicle references surface amid legal proceedings and settlements.
Tobacco ads face limits as youth target prompts actions
The Tobacco Institute head urged banning cigarette advertising aimed at youths across media. In Libya and U.S. mentions, officials discuss restricting sponsor roles for campaigns and programs directed at young people, with broader moves including college-campus advertising bans.
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Roswell
F. F. Moore
Lavington
New Mexico
Tex- Washington
Tobacco Institute
Benghazi
Libya
Hlahyan
Barce
George VW
Allen
Alin
U.S
Institute
Florence
Ala
State College
Michigan Bell Signs Landmark $21 Million Contract
Michigan Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America reached a $21 million, 15 000 employee contract described as a pattern for the Bell system in the United States and Canada. The deal includes hourly pay gains and fringe benefits seen as a precedent setting collective bargaining victory, with nationwide implications if applied.
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Detroit
Bell Telephone System
United States
Canada
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Amonica
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Beirne
Michigan Bell
Dyslick
House Service Held By Negro Minister
A Black Roman Catholic priest, Rev Harold Pers ry SVD of Anist ine Mission Bay St Miss, gave the invocation at the start of a House session. It marked what lawmakers recalled as the first time a Negro delivered the opening prayer in memory, as he prayed for Americans to live together in harmony and peace.
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Washington Lap
Harold RL Pers Ry
Anistine Mission
Bay St Miss
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Lubbock Courts
Anna
Akote
Fiey Russell
Namiist
Walter K Rusef
Sint Far
Harvey Simvel
Anil
Weir
Beai
Monet
Janet Var
Anita Mare Singston
Aon
Raymond
Cousin Davis
Tate i
Artie
Maren Necuttis
Gra
Pauline
Woodard
Bova
Hila Feta Faetanee Oy
Paul Boia
Bota
Tad
Westridge
Marion
Hhihlanel
Ty Deny
Westmorelan
A. Tollans
West End Adack
Arte Tate Ruskin Hig
Su A. Iehantson
Gilner
ASHE
AL Smith Alta
Teimar
Ageres
Paul Hemans
North Ox
Carmen
Wheeleer
Adda
M. Inc. Co
Muir St. Daniel New Te
Ata
Plage
William Bom
St Yi
Cates
MLB
Staton
Wallner
Geraldino Ciogor Sherben
Anil Stund
Coraldine
Hsb
Walls Sr
Tobacco Chief Hits
Westminister
Rey
Ewe Ee Mardin
Latak
Hab
Aida
Thomas
Haeward
Jess Fs Mardin
Miwtwas
McAfee Mix
Toc. Co
Mid Con Investments Inc
de Enewman
Fes
Dale Bosand
Carlos Edneath
Tudgertest
Benny Joe Hughes
Kenneth Pollage
Kuykendall
Joe Hughes
Vite
Kenneth Eh
Adda Pili N. Brownstein
Henry Holmes
Jeff Ateeters
Paul the Moore
Lot
Aaninan
Nida
Dallas Federal Savings
Laan Assa
Beutesal Hwising
Tait
Seemtat Denison Hs
Musley
Montgaineau
de Ausenmell
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Charles
Smu
Hadlof
Ion
Hene U
Mickison Bell
Jon Provost
Timmy On Isie
SacIay
Chey
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Dad
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
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