State dog debate stalls in Harrisburg Senate vote
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Senate debated making a state dog with lively talk about various breeds. Sen Joseph Yosko noted many letters urging a state dog and the Alaskan husky and great Dane were debated. The vote on the great Dane failed 25 to 14, needing 26 to pass, despite arguments rooted in history.
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Sen
Joseph Yosko
Yosko
Pennsylvania
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William J. Lane
William Penn
George M. Leader
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Shoe Price Hike Planned for Fall by International Shoe Co
International Shoe Co declares higher fall prices across most shoe lines. Retail increases set at 50 cents per pair for children’s shoes and from 30 to 1 dollar per pair for most men’s and women’s shoes.
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International Shoe Co
Crime pamphlet planned for youth
Baltimore State's Atty. Anselm Sodaro plans to flood public and parochial schools with six page pamphlet titled It Isn't Worth The Chance. The aim is to curb rising juvenile crime by using the straightforward facts of crime and its consequences for youth with civic and church groups assisting.
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Baltimore
Eye Youth
Anselm Sodaro
Woman files separate main tenance suit in rent dispute
In Paterson New Jersey Mrs Josephine Remsen says her new husband demanded rent from her leading to a separation. She has filed a separate main tenance suit seeking support and relief.
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Paterson, N.J
Josephine Remsen
Man Refuses Salary Hike in Newport City Manager Case
Newport Kentucky A C Joseph refused a 4800 annual salary increase offered by city commissioners. He said the salary was 7200 when he took the job and due to the city’s weak financial status he should not take the boost.
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Newport
A.C. Joseph
Joseph
Youngstown News Endorses DiSalle for Governor
The Youngstown Vindicator endorsed Michael V. DiSalle for the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor in an editorial. DiSalle, ex Toledo mayor, is one of five seeking the nomination, with Youngstown Mayor Frank Kryzan among his rivals. the paper urged both DiSalle and Republican C. William O’Neill to be nominated to ensure an able governor no matter who wins in November.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ringling Brothers Opens Without Sad Faced Clown
New York circus premiere opens amid AGVA dispute keeping Emmett Kelly away and with no outside stars. Ringling North faces a call to negotiate a welfare fund for performers while a Teamsters protest over nonunion staff lingers, aided by a temporary injunction at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
American Guild of Variety Artists
Emmett Kelly
Kelly
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Police Athletic League
AGVA
John Ringling
Teamsters
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Truman Plans Europe Visit After Easter Trip
Former President Harry S. Truman tentatively booked passage aboard the United States to sail for Europe on May 11 for a two month stay. He and Mrs Truman left Independence for an Easter visit with their daughter Margaret after addressing the Overseas Press Club. He aims to attend a honorary degree ceremony at a university in England that has sought his presence for three years.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
United States
Europe
Truman
Independence
Margaret
Overseas Press Club
England
Paraguay Rejects Soviet Aid and Trade Push
Asuncion rejects Russia’s assistance and trade proposal from January. Gustavo Storm, head of Paraguay’s Central Bank, says commerce should stay with traditional partners and avoid ideological penetration by the Soviet bloc.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Republic of Paraguay
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Latin America
Gustavo Storm
Central Bank of
United Front of
Free World
Tornado Devastates Lexington Town Three Dead In Cleanup
In Lexington Tennessee a tornado killed three people including a %&month old child Richard Kizer. The storm destroyed 46 homes Tuesday and damaged 250 structures. Two business buildings were destroyed and 21 damaged. Henderson County tax assessor J D Roberts estimated damage at 1.21 million dollars.
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Lexington
Tenn
Richard Kizer
J. D. Roberts
Henderson County
Sanitarium Ends 90-Year Meat-Free Policy in Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanitarium reverses a 90 year old policy and begins serving meat again in its dining facilities. The change marks a notable shift for the historic institution and reflects evolving dietary practices.
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Battle Creek
Mich
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