WCTU Pushes Ban on Liquor Ads in U S Homes
Washington reports the Woman's Christian Temperance Union urges a federal ban on interstate liquor advertising across newspapers radio and TV to protect homes and curb juvenile delinquency. The issue faces strong opposition from industry groups and potential inclusion of tobacco and cosmetics ads.
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Washington
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
Glenn G. Hays
Evanston
Ill
House Commerce Committee
Joseph Bryson
D-Sc
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Senate Commerce Committee
Distilled Spirits Institute
Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc
Wilbur E. Hammacker
Doctor's Olive Tablets Laxative Gentle for Digestive Relief
Olive Tablets combine three gentle laxatives in one tablet to ease constipation. They claim to cleanse the intestinal tract from stomach to large intestine and reduce waste and bloating. Available in 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ sizes.
Woman Dies at 109 in Los Angeles
Mrs. Barbara Pinet, 109, longtime sandwich seller who claimed to have served Union soldiers en route to Gettysburg, died yesterday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Barara Pinet
Columbia
Gettysburg
Hunger Strike Called Off By Blind Italians
Rome officials promised to improve pensions after a 600 blind demonstrators march to Parliament. The group sought to raise monthly aid from 6 to 25 dollars, with Paolo Bentivoglio noting 3,000 severely poor blind receive about 6 dollars.
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Rome
Italy
Florence
Paolo Bentivoglio
The
National Assn. For
Gloria DeHaven Seeks Separation
Hollywood actress Gloria De Haven plans a legal separation from Martin S. Kimmel a New York real estate man. A studio spokesman said they have lived apart most of their marriage about a year so far due to his business in New York.
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Hollywood
Gloria DeHaven
Martin S. Kimmel
New York
Miss DeHaven
Alice Mulligan
New York City
Church Council Chooses Between New York and Chicago for HQ
The National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A appears to have narrowed its HQ site to New York or Chicago. Nine other cities vied for the headquarters, with Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Kansas City, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Wyckoff, N J among entrants. The committee will present recommendations at the July 19 General Board meeting in Cleveland led by Rev Dr Edwin T Dahlberg.
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Chicago
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
New York
Edwin T. Dahlberg
General Board
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Wyckoff, N. J
Curious Coat In Warm Weather Nabs Woman
In 79 degree heat in downtown Oklahoma City a barefoot woman wore a heavy coat. Patrolman W P Farris approached after following TJ for some distance. He grabbed the coat and the woman showed nothing underneath. She was booked for indecent exposure and drunkenness.
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Oklahoma City
W. P. Farris
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Royal Academy
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Harry Truman
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Joseph Fleuriot
David Likens
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Richard St. Sauver
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