Civil Rights bill would limit press use
Washington report outlines a contentious civil rights bill pending in the Senate. It would establish a commission with power to regulate information flow and impose fines or jail terms for leaks or unauthorized use of materials, raising concerns about press freedom and secrecy. The measure faces opposition from Southern lawmakers and critics warn it could curb public access to government actions.
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Washington
United Stites
Rights Commission
Senate
Wheither
Seetet
Weeshington
Awwlech
Serrecy
Kentucky College Foundation to fund raiser plan in Louisville area
A Kentucky Industrial College Foundation committee met in Louisville to finalize a two month plan for a fundraising drive and to explore participation in the Kentucky State Fair. Regents of Kentucky State College chose a site north of town for a new cafeteria and a 9219 000 library financed by construction funds, requiring razing of a nearby 1887 building. Georgetown College will hold graduation exercises on August 16 with 36 seniors to receive degrees.
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Selipale
Womtucky
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Kentucky State College ,Puesday
Theerp.al Construction Fund
Sackson Trail
Georgetown i
Georgetown College
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Consumers Fooled Experts On What They'd Buy Best
The article notes a shift in American spending from durable goods to services. Joe Smith buys more for leisure and services such as doctors, lawyers, and dentists, countering expectations of high auto and appliance sales. Experts cite a service-driven economy with high expenditures, predicting peak consumer activity and boosted production in the coming season.
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Iney
Joe Smith
New York
Marcus Nadler
Hanover Bank
Moyit
Iol
Uxlay
Andy
Enion
Flagetail
Arta
Melody
White City
Jel
Tiny
Lys
Pair to Wed After 42 Years
London notes Jack McCord a 4 year old Alaska pioneer will wed Miss Grice Deering, Cleveland. Their courtship stretched from the Yukon to Cleveland and London. Deering met McCord at the San Francisco World Fair in 1914. McCord, a Great North figure, watched Deering install as president of the National Association of Woman Lawyers.
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London
Jack McCord
Alaska
America
Yukon
Clevela
Ing
Miss Grice Doering
Cleveland
McCord
San Francisco
Big City
MeQorl
Great North
Miss Deering
National Assn. of
Woman Lawyers
Good-Time Charlie Health Ads Stir Unease and Remedies
An altered ad style text promotes Noan's Pills and Peen's Pills as cures for bladder discomfort headaches and backache. It claims soothing effects and a mild diuretic action with references to unnamed places and dates. The piece reads like an old health quack brochure with dubious medical claims and promotional language.
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Zane Benpy
Milkens
Invae
Equteany
Rascemiuney
Third Navy Plane Crashes Over Off Shore Barge
A Navy patrol bomber crashed near Baitec's Point during a routine night flight on Tuesday. Ten crewmen were killed or missing as wreckage was recovered from shallow water. Navy divers recovered parts while relatives were notified. rescue operations continued for additional missing crew.
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Baitec's Point
Navy
Soeaverud Ie
Nile
Navy Seopeuie
Patra Vaniben
Ileiv
Pritay
Thoian Alps
Ghune
Suseav
Author, Actor Guitry Dead in Paris
Paris report says Sacha Guitry, controversial author and actor known as the "Twentieth Century Moliere," died at his home. He was 72, had acted, produced, and directed before World War I and continued to work after, later being arrested for alleged sympathy with the enemy during the occupation.
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Paris
Sacha Guiry
Ide
Guitry
Tallec
Moliere
Towing Aglor
Heo
di Fell
France
IML
Ife
Huge Dope Ring Smashed Reported by Agents
Agents say they broke one of the largest international heroin rings in the United States seizing 700000 dollars worth of heroin from a French freighter. Four men posing as dock workers were arrested after a night raid aboard the Marseille as the ship traveled between western ports. Authorities continued searches as the freighter moved toward its next port.
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Mamie 9
Cestoins
United States
Selaire
Sonle
Marseille
Ates
Lane States
Jawpe
Agens
Fragmentary Warped Local Note on a Family Incident
A damaged OCR fragment reports a domestic incident with a wife recalling her husband asleep on the ground during an alleged disruption. The text is garbled but mentions a Mrs Priestman and a son Daniel, with references to supper and a late return, implying a domestic scene rather than a standalone event.
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Thelive
Priestmnan
Daniel
Southern Senators Readying Job to [he's CR Measure
Southern lawmakers prepared to push a civil rights amendment to the stalled bill. Supporters forecast passage while opponents privately concede defeat. The debate centers on voting rights protections and jury trial provisions in the civil rights area.
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Washington
Geneva
Knoxville
Tenn
Jane Russell on fad fashion and pinup fame
The article surveys Jane Russell’s public image and fashion stance, noting how pinup photos and film publicity shaped her persona. It discusses industry reactions, the pressure of beauty standards, and comments from peers about sex appeal, art, and business in midcentury Hollywood.
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Valea
Venteen
Ad Towet
Russell
Hiuystion
Dumingssines
Nia
Pioneer Ad
Tota Jape
Vikki Duggan
Jugye Mansfield
Mamie Vin Daren
Alan
Anan
Maclyn
Nile
Obituary Notice: Glen Extine Dies in Etna Ohio
Fr Mr Glen Extine, 744 Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital Etna Ohio formerly of Middlesboro employed by Middlesboro Fannery survived by wife Ida Mason Extine daughter Mrs James Bishops one son Glen Extine three steps Troy Barg tin Lois Parlin and Mrs Stazet Wyner funeral will be held in Limne Ohio at 112K Thursday service
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Entine
Glen Exticted
Etna
Oho
Middlesboro
Bnt
Fannery
Ida Mason Extine
Dughter
James Bishops
Glen Extine
Anl
Troy Bargtin
Lois Parlin
Stazet Wyner
Unio
Robert Q Lewis on Why Speci Glasses Shape His Style
New York column recounts Robert Q Lewis discussing the humorous reasons he wears different spectacles. He notes how spectacles define his image, references peers like Harold Loyd and Phil Silvers, and explains choosing lorgnette and pince nez styles over rimmed frames.
Hair Styles and Hats Align in New Modern Trends
United Press reports New York July trends show millinery and coiffure groups coordinating hair styles with hats. Experts like Kenneth Battelle describe fringe, bangs, and face framing cuts to suit hat shapes, predicting a fall adoption of coordinated looks across forehead levels and jawlines.
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Gay Pacley
United Press
NFAY
York
Billy Graham In New York Crusade Extends
Billy Graham told a New York audience at Madison Square Garden that the crusade may extend beyond August 17 and continue through Sept 2 7 if needed. He urged attendees to keep faith amid calls for compromise and reported total attendance and new conversions as the extension shifted plans.
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New York
Angelsti Billy
Araluem
Vacs Rt
Augia
Rommittee
Madison Square Garden
Secon New York Cru
Graham
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Niehl
Papaya Palm Describes Odd Plant Resemblance
A fragment notes a plant called papitya that resembles a small palm though it is not a true palm. It mentions an example weighing between one and twelve pounds and hints at its distinct appearance.
British Jets Hit Rebels In Persian Gulf Show of Force
British air units launched from Agen and other Persian Gulf bases to support Sultan’s forces against rebels besieging a fortress near the Saurli Acahin border. Rebels, led by notable chiefs, threaten oil access as air strikes seek to lift the siege of Obri and nearby forts.
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London
Muscal
Oren
Agen
Otter
Persian
Gul
Vee Sultan
Toa
Oman Asta Js
Rlink Sultai
Saurli Acahin
Raya
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Obri
Fast Bomber Sets Blight Speed Record in Test Flight
A Convair air test near Fort Worth involved a bomber dubbed fast Bomber making a record speed of 1.30 miles per hour on a secret mission. Authorities suggest the aircraft headed toward Dayles, Ohio, or Washington, with limited official details. No security breach has been reported as tests continue and Air Force and Convair release fragmentary information.
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Fort Worth
Tox
Mistler
Hentbier
Ioaca
Convair Ain Division
Carp
Dayles
Ohio
Washington
Air Force
Convair
Hospital News Item Names Broad Regional Entries
Fragmentary hospital bulletin lists many personal names and brief notes about births and attendees. The readable bits mention several individuals and places with minimal context, resembling a community hospital log.
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Unitet Textile Workers Union
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Robert Q. Lewis
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Ginger Rogers
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Baying Too Long
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Martha Manyany
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