Fils House Should Decide Fate Of Bills Not One Group
The article argues the 21 day rule for bringing bills to the floor should replace a powerful House rules committee that could kill legislation. It notes Truman administration gains in 1948 and a 226 to 183 vote in 1949 to keep the reform, with Republicans and Southern Democrats divided on civil rights and welfare bills. The piece contends the full House, not a small panel, should decide major issues and voters can punish poor choices. It also includes a satirical “Sitting Duck” note on the Navy’s Missouri battleship stuck in mud near Norfolk and a weight-based solution proposed by an engineering firm.
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Kentucky News Briefs Highlight Forgery Case and Hospital Fund Drive
Versailles and surrounding area report an arrest in a $6,000 forgery scheme as Charles Clark and Bra Bynh of Frankfort admit forging checks across Versailles Lexington and Georgetown. Danville pursues a $250000 hospital addition with a grant plan. A Fayette County man suffers severe burns in a shop explosion. Ashland teachers push for a strike over pay with leadership criticism.
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Kentucky
Kim Lewis
Charles Clark
Bra Bynh
Frankfort
Versailles
Lexington
Georgetown
Engineers seek river linking fuel line project approval
An application before the executive office of engineers seeks approval to build an additional fuel line along the Linking River. The plan includes two six inch and two eight inch pipelines with valve connections. Belanger Volunteer Rice Department chief Andy Schebwa announced the proposal amid a 4000 resident community. Mayville survey to gauge demand for improved rural telephone service may lead Mason County Telephone Company to seek REA financing for an expansion.
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Three youths held on $200 bond in parking meter vandalism case
In Lexington on January 10, Victor Ricketts Hobby Davis and Robby urns were held to the grand jury on a charge of vandalizing more than 80 parking meters. They waived examination. bond set at $200. Also noted are updates on farm price supports and a new hospital superintendent appointment in Kentucky.
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Din
Weyearald
Victor Ricketts
Hobby Davis
Robby Urns
Henderson County Plans Carload Send Overseas Aid
Miss Alien Giles resigned as first carload Sw Henderson County will dedicate a carload of sayhead well to be sent overseas under the Christian Turk Overseas program Saturday afternoon. Rev W O Pave Mayfield chair of the stile organization will speak briefly at the dedication ceremony. The carload of seybean trial will be shipped to Europe to help relieve shortages.
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Henderson County
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Christian Turd
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Stile Organization
Europe
Dleviate
Shorkiges
Reed held for manslaughter in Kentucky crash
Reed, 32, of Wanuton, held to grand jury on manslaughter charges in the Jan 15 fatal crash that killed Curtis Wilkins, 19, of Williamstown after Wilkins rode with Reed who drove on a main highway. Reed also faces fines for drunken driving and improper license plates on his car.
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Dan 2A
Talbert Reed
Waniton
Kertox
Grand
Bupgider
Reed
Curtis Wilkins
Williamstown
Goldier
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Washington column urges new federal safety program stir
The piece discusses two proposed bills to expand factory safety oversight. It notes current federal and state roles, including ICC inspections and safety bureaus, and mentions support from labor groups and opposition from some chambers. It cites wage, accident, and death figures in industry and outlines possible funding arrangements and enforcement mechanisms.
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Seer Lhal
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Tony Burke
Ohis
Bureau of Accident
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Shawanee Man Awarded Ribbon by U S Army
James P. Tyler formerly of Shawanee Tennessee is praised for administration and planning while serving as Chief, Administrative Branch, Transportation Section at Third Army Headquarters Fort McPherson. He received the Army Commendation Ribbon from Lt. G Alvan C. Gila Jr on Jan 24 as he prepared to depart for a new duty in Italy. He is a nephew of Miss Ethel Hamilton of Middlesboro Kentucky.
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Atterean Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrilizations
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Taly
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Middlesboro
Powell’s Valley
Morgan's School For Boys
Lingolty Memorial University
Emory and
Henry Collee
Anna Lee Cline
Doctor Warns on Spinal Arthritis X Rays May Help
The doctor describes several spinal arthritis types, noting that some forms affect young men and may progress before symptoms appear. Treatments focus on relieving pain and stiffness with posture, physical therapy, and light supportive measures. X-ray based options remain experimental and diagnosis requires careful examination.
Three Year Old Burned to Death in Louisville Fire
A three year old Negro girl named Bobby Jean Styles died in an apartment house fire in Louisville. A six month old boy, Charles H R Wanden, was saved when his mother dropped him from a second story window into waiting neighbors with a makeshift ladder. Four other residents were rescued from the five story building. the blaze is believed caused by an oil stove explosion.
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