Alabama free electors seek reform and party balance
The article details Alabama's 19th century free elector movement and independent electors including Bruce Henderson who pledged to vote for the best candidate. It notes political dynamics with southern “royalist” Democrats and potential effects on national outcomes, plus brief notes on other states and historical trivia.
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Exere
Bruce Henderson
T Opleytyier Tert Coums
Repubeyise
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Lovall
Henderson
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Mississippi
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House of Representatives
Journalistic GAR'S Musings From a Fraternity of Inkstained Wretches
In a memoir style reminiscence from Clyde HW. Dun cn associate agricultural editor the article recalls rousing GAR gatherings and a quirky episode involving a one dollar bill hidden in a shrub for a newspaper scoop. It describes exchanges with ALP bureau and Mickel, and pranks of newsboys and hustling editors across Kansas City and St. Louis.
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University of Missouri
Clyde HW. Duncn
Omyself
Downhold Society of Py
Mel Stone
Nin
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Orpheum Theatre
Mighint Sell
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Oatoto
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Kansas City Star
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Scooper Turner
Mickel
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von J Historig
St. Louis
Social Security Earnings and Benefits Questions Answered
A reader asks about calculating Social Security payments, earnings limits, and taxation for mixed income from self employment and a job. The article explains how combined earnings affect benefits and how to request personal records from the Social Security Administration, plus where to obtain the updated Social Security handbook.
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Baltimore, Md
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Sin News
My Answer by Bly Haham Question
A reader laments a failing parish minister who rarely visits the sick and wonders about withdrawal from the church. The reply notes two sides to problems and cites Paul advising Timothy to preach the Word of God.
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JW. Answrit
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Timothy
Kremlin Radio Propaganda Drive Targets Pro Western States
Soviet clandestine broadcasts target Turkey Greece Iran Spain and Pakistan using stations like Our Radio Voice of Truth and Spanish Spain Independiente to attack U S policy denounce the U 2 and push for regime change. Observers note Leipzig based operations and Turkish and Greek language transmissions influencing publics.
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Voice of Truth
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Leipzig
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Hine
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Nomination Battle Looms in Kennedy Johnson Contest
Washington observers chart a proxy duel between John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson for the Democratic presidential nomination. Johnson’s Senate leadership and Rayburn’s House influence, plus state machinery, mix with Kennedy’s nationwide party organization and early funding. Internal polls and defections hint at Johnson momentum, Kennedy hopes to survive three ballots, with a Johnson ticket favored over Nixon-Logan on the Republican side.
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John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Maeader
Senate
Democratic Party
Union
Yexa
Middle West
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Williams
Michigan
Johnson
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Massachusetts
New York State
Carmine de Sapio
Tammany
Wagner
East
Lyndon
Warners
Covernors
Bate Reyal
How to Keep Well by Dr Van Nellen on alcohol effects
An article discusses alcohol's impact on the liver heart and brain noting that the liver buffers toxins but overindulgence harms multiple organs. It cites Texas biochemists Frank L Siegel and Roger Williams experiments with radioactive alcohol in chicks and warns against chronic liver damage and mental deterioration.
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Frank L. Siegel
Roger Dr. Wiliams
Texas
Radical surgery and child language question featured in column
A reader asks about radical mastectomy details noting gland removal from the armpit and near the breastbone. Separately a letter questions why a two year old boy has not spoken, with a doctor advised exam. A brief Q&A on fever and enemas appears, followed by a health tip on weight loss by avoiding fried foods.
Prepare to Meet God in Life and Work Message
A religious reminder urging personal preparation for God before death. The piece cites Amos 4 12 and urges readiness in education, physical welfare, and life’s work as a life approach. It frames choosing sides as an earthly choice with eternal stakes.
Monroe News-Star sample masthead notes publishers and staff
The sheet lists John OD Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers with years, names of executives including Rudmund G Brown and Jack Gates, and editors. It notes Associated Press affiliation, reprints rights, and advertising representation details for the Monroe News-Star.
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John OD. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Aap
Cee Arenes
Associated Press
Focal News
Branham Company
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Lowes
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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