Fragmented political tirade attacks federal power and lynching law
A heated diatribe criticizes the 16th and 17th amendments, federal education funding, and federal roles in local policing. It accuses Republicans and Democrats of Marxist and Hitlerian tendencies, mocks civil service, and discusses Vermont politics and the Alger Hiss trial. The piece notes a compromise bill would bar state employees from political activity.
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Deep South
Michigan
Ohio
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Hitler
Democratic Party
Republic
Vermont
Alger Hiss
Old deNux
Civil Service
Jay Weil
New Club
deNux
de Nux
Cangelosi
FIRM GRIP continues amid political clash over promise bill
In a heated exchange Rep. Joh McKeithen questions Governor's stance on the compromise bill as legislative tensions rise. The governor faces criticism from allies and opponents while Theo Cangelosi and McKeithen seek guidance from the attorney who drafted the measure.
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Ers
Joh McKeithen
deNux
Loyola University
Theo Cangelosi
McKeithen
Acheson seeks broad aid while warning on isolationist attacks
Acheson urged quick approval of a plan and criticized narrow isolationist attacks that he said obscure self help in health sanitation and agriculture. He said states may supply experienced officials to the program though it may cause temporary inconvenience. Gov Duff noted Truman aims for Asia policy akin to Greece and Turkey while Hoffman hinted at a broader plan to wage peace beyond Europe.
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U. S
Acheson
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Asia
Duff
British Labor Party
Greece
Turkey
Paul G. Hoffman
Europe
Hoffman Urges Peace Strategy Over War Preparations
Hoffman argues the United States must wage peace by building an integrated alliance with free nations rather than funding a costly war effort. He warns against accepting World War III as inevitable and stresses survival of western civilization through steady collaboration with allies. Acheon attends the banquet as Hoffman outlines a broader Asia focused economic plan.
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Kremlin
Freedom
Hoffman
Congress
Asia
Acheson
Washington
United States
Preserve your innerspring mattress life avoid bending
To preserve the life of your inner spring mattress, avoid bending or rolling it. Never beat or stand it on end.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Ouachita Parish Louisiana
People's Bank sues A L Roberts in Ouachita Fourth District Court and seizes Lot 11 Ziegin's Subdivision. Sale at Monroe courthouse on July 22 1950. Property described from Wheelis and Remus streets, Lot 11 J C Ransom estate. Cash with appraisement to high bidder. Bailey Grant sheriff. June 20 27 July 8 11 18 1980.
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Sheriff's Sale People's Bank
A. L Roberts
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Court House
Monroe
Louisiana
Ziegin
J C. Ransom
Remus Street
Wheelis Street
J. C Ransom
Ouachita Parish
Aaid
Fife
Judy Garland progress reported after suspension halt
Judy Garland showed progress in her recovery after suspension rumors. Her agent Carlton Alsop described her mood as stricken but cheered by supporters including Minelli during a late night visit. The star, a Metro veteran since age 12 with daughter Liza four, remains linked to a July 15 start.
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Judy
Carlton Alsop
Miss Garland
Alsop
Minelli
Metro
Liza
Boston Hospital
Kidnapper of 2 Pennsylvanians slain by police
Joe Pacific Cannonsburg electrician, 32, abducted Nick Cursi 18 and Joseph Zolmerchik 19 in Pennsylvania, bound them in a car trunk, and drove them 1500 miles over two days. He later beat his wife Matilda and fled. Police chased him to Mingo Junction where he was shot and died. Coroner ruled the case homicide.
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Steubenville
Pennsylvania
Joe Pacific
Cannonsburg
Mingo Junction
Pacific
Nick Cursi
Joseph Zolmerchik
Cokesburg
Canonsburg
Cursi
Zolmerchik
Matilda
Sam Baker
Baker
John P. Smarrella
Jefferson County
Rotary Detroit convention opens with service focus
Detroit June 20 1931 Rotary International's 6 500 delegates divided into workshop groups to stress service to the community youth and other areas. The only featured talk was by W Walter Williams of Seattle chairing the committee for economic development. A group of nine mayors from varied cities gathered with Detroit Mayor Cobo. Incoming Rotary President Arthur Lagueux of Quebec was formally elected, with Richard Vernor of Chicago re-elected treasurer, both unopposed.
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Detroit
Rotary International
W. Walter Williams
Seattle
Wash
Committee For Economic Development
Indiana
India
Albert E. Cobo
Charles Mason
Pensacola
Fla
Joseph Smith
Forest
Miss
P. V. Cherian
Madras
Glen Beatty
Angola
Ind
Norman G. S. Ingram
North York Township
Ontario
Allen Street
Oklahoma City
Okla
Francois Goby
St. Vallier de Thiey
France
Arch Davison
Colusa
Calif
Gerald Digby
Glen Innes
Australia
Rotary
Arthur Lagueux
Quebec
Canada
Richard Vernor
Chicago
Woman Needs Pint of Blood Weekly in New Jersey
Mrs Minnie Ciriani, 38, suffers a rare kidney disease and needs a pint of blood weekly for life. After Johns Hopkins advised this, her husband Anthony has already donated what he can and must wait three months for more. Blood is drawn from Elizabeth General Hospital’s bank and must be repaid. The family at 1634 Mildred Avenue has two children, Peter and Eileen.
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Linden
N. J
Minnie Ciriani
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Anthony
Elizabeth General Hospital
Cirianis
Mildred Avenue
Peter
Eileen
Hoover seeks 300 more FBI agents to fight communists
Washington reports J Edgar Hoover won broader backing for expanding the FBI by 300 agents plus about 400 staff. Senate and House appropriations committees favor the move to boost countersubversion work amid claims of 54 000 known Communists and 500 000 sympathizers. Hoover warned spies target atomic research jets radar maps and airports and said undercover work must surge to protect internal security.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Senate
Full Appropriations Group
Hoover
United States
House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congress
America
Blockade runners reported sunk near Shanghai mouth
Two blockade runners were reported to have struck mines and sunk at the Yangtze mouth off Shanghai. Fifteen people were said to be killed. The British Royal Navy heard the report but could not confirm. Hong Kong shipping firms canceled all future sailings to Shanghai.
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Hong Kong
Yangtze
Shanghai
Royal Navy
Markets Shake as High Grade Stocks Suffer Early Declines
Mid morning selling unsettled the market with a hand-picked group of high-grade stocks seeing losses around two points or more before support appeared. Blue chips also slipped but overall damage remained moderate as the rest of the market fluctuated.
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New York
Livestock prices show mixed hog and cattle bids in Chicago
In Chicago on June 20 sales with 11 000 salable hogs saw ranges from 19.75 to 20.15 for 180 to 230 pounds and 17.75 to 18.85 for 280 to 330 pounds. Cattle and calves listed 6 000 and 500 respectively, with steers at 31.25 to 32.50 for large loads, heifers around 31.50, cows 19.25 to 24.00, and bulls 23.50 to 25.00, reflecting broad demand and weight-based pricing.
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Chicago
USDA
Cotton futures slip amid long liquidation and hedge selling
Cotton prices in New Orleans fell today as traders exited positions. By 11 a.m. July, October, December and March contracts traded several cents lower, with quotes showing declines from earlier levels. Prices showed overall weakness across the board.
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New Orleans
Poultry Prices Steady For Hens In Chicago Market
Chicago June 18 1910 live poultry market reports hens steady chickens unsettled receipts 39 loads prices unchanged except fryers cheaper by one cent per pound inside market.
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Chicago
USDA
Butter And Eggs Steady As Receipts Rise In Chicago
Butter remains steady in Chicago with receipts of 1,811,795 and wholesale selling prices unchanged. Eggs also steady with 16,384 receipts and wholesale prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Potatoes Arrivals and Shipments Reported in Chicago
Potatoes in Chicago on June 20 show arrivals at 174 on track 397 with total U S shipments continuing. The U S Department of Agriculture notes ongoing activity in the potato market as supplies move through ports and distribute nationwide.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Four Iron Workers Held for Assault in Oklahoma City
Four iron workers are charged with assault and battery and malicious destruction of property after a riot between union pickets and Santa Fe employees. A Santa Fe official is in serious condition. six injured, including W. J. Peterson, Santa Fe yardmaster, who suffered a possible brain concussion. Police say a locomotive crossing a picket line sparked the melee with about 75 participants.
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Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Justice Court
John A. Knupple
W. J. Peterson
Oklahoma City
Pete Ledinski
Driving course expanded in Olean New York
In Olean New York a $151.44 repair bill prompted the board of education to broaden the high school automobile driving course. New instruction now covers checking oil water and battery. The bill covered bearing and crankshaft replacements after oil ran low in a car used for the course.
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Olean
N. Y
Board of Education
George L. Purdy
Bliss Triumphs Highlighted in Regional Market Report
In Arizona and Oklahoma markets Bliss products show strength with Arizona Bliss Triumphs trading at 4.20 to 4.30 and Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs at 3.75. California Bliss Triumphs move 4.15 to 4.45, Pontiacs quoted 4.40, Long Whites 3.30 to 4.45, and overall demand remains good with a slightly stronger market.
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Arizona Bliss
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