New Cabinet Officer To Boost News Flow
President Eisenhower nominated Malsqni to secretary of health education and welfare and aid to improve press access. The outgoing secretary Mrs. Gyr Culvy Hotlist was often inaccessible, with conferences rare and limited to select subjects. Reporters recall few direct sessions and frequent reliance on the department press officer.
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Department
Gyr
William P. W Wobby
Houston + Past Pubishing Co
Folsona
Treasury
Walt
George ML
Silso
Holby Nisted
Irs
Newstten
Iphane
Depeattent
Anniston Kidnap Case Ties Three White Boys to Theft
Police in Anniston Alabama report three white youths allegedly kidnapped a Black man demanding $8,000 ransom. The suspects fled in a stolen car with the victim in a trunk, prompting a manhunt involving about 50 officers and volunteers. The case emerged as authorities searched for the abductors and any accomplices amid a tense scene downtown.
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Ala
J I Hesuile
Lothes Magy
Hun Mooning Hie
Thivdadig
Tera
Tennessee
Woo
Novemin
Roane
Ile
Moss
Wales
Felis
Voluntners
Wesln
Man Held in Sex Killing in Sioux City Case
Joplin police and federal agents closed in on a confusing farm loans frame story tied to a sex killing. The suspect Brandl, linked to Sioux City, faced prior molestation conviction and a fine. Details remained unclear as investigators pursued the motive and accomplices.
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Doni
Davis
Sioux Chy
Brandl
Johony
Noything
Mere
Brandi
Folera Agen
Sioux City
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Braidt
Cuca Rapids
Obituary notices from a disrupted Worthing region
The fragmented obituary notice honors Ay Ud Kuneral and Lew Woe of Wantage, with multiple survivors named including Ruby Wonmek, Nellie Lee, Bly file Womack, and others across Memphis, Kan, and Kentucky. The text lists funeral arrangements, church ties, and multiple family connections, reflecting a dense, local community notices page with dates and locations scattered throughout. The record also mentions Mrs. Elta Mtegerl and Melly Partin among survivors, funeral homes, church services, and home visits.
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Sulla
Sis Gry
Californl
Hinkel Fee
Wuerialy
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Bivins Tijurin
Ralph
Nery Carone
Nellie Lee
Bly File Womack
Cy i Dun
Whither
Nerdy Gu Oleic
Fulton Chris
Reve
Hy D. Hevinsar
Rev
Clay
Shelton
Fanaa Ices
Lip
Walton Laveji Sour Sur
Mrs
Clay Sheltat
Patek Ane Dxma Shelton
Aly
Drenda Shalini
Anmelid Sletton
Capa Fy Charge
Five Year Plan Reaches Target Early, Moscow Reports
The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party announced to Moscow newspapers that the five year plan for 1951-55 was achieved eight months ahead of schedule. The statement, issued last May 1, follows prior outline presented before the W-Soviet party congress in 1992.
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Marty
Russia
Moscow
Three More Newsmen Called By Investigating Senators
Washington report that Senate Internal Security subcommittee summoned three American journalists, including a German radio correspondent and an airline writer, in a probe into Communist ties. The witnesses, all linked to New York publications and radio, were questioned about past and present associations. One witness, Burdett, described as a journalist, provided a statement but none of the three were charged. The hearing focused on alleged Communist connections amid the Karie War era scrutiny.
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Senate Internal Security Subeamimilbee
Adiitor
Ino Senarch
Brooklyn
Korea
Hang Brung Meyer
Albertine Stdin
Waring
Howry Keeeran
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York
Rae
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Airlines
Ube
New York
Indies
Ealbert
Ian Um
Winston al. Vardett
Talbert
Taday
Gainy
Morndid-Tribune
Road funding clash as Republicans seek compromise in Congress
In Washington a partisan push targets a road construction program financed by federal funds and state dollars over 12 years. Democrats back a two year plan with tax increases on fuels and transportation, while Republicans resist steep boosts for trucks and buses.
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House
Ali
Isenlower
Subatinta Demmeratle
Bop
Liewensok
Wang
el. Hewve
Dallas
Cormutes
Ap-Touler Shila
Unclear medical ad text misreads typical symptoms
Fragmentary OCR notes describe discomfort and back pain with references to remedies and warnings. The garbled text mentions irritation and restless sleep, suggests Doan’s Pills as a pain reliever, and hints at marketing claims about improving output.
Strict Measurement To Reduce Burley Acreage
In BBALMUION Kentucky a strict plan aims to cut hot acreage by one to two percent. The report notes some farmers overplant lightly to avoid penalties while a few attempt compensating measures. Army officials and local agents oversee adjustments and enforcement efforts as harvests proceed.
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