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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
1
Elmer Twitchell criticizes a Supreme Court 5 to 4 ruling upholding broad free speech rights amid riots and violence. He contrasts majority fears with Justice Jackson's warnings, urging restraint to protect order. The column also notes Judith Coplon defense questioning romantic NY meeting spots and reports on Eisler bail forfeiture.
Poem excerpt praising daily passersby and their perseverance. It notes that many who meet the speaker at the door carry burdens and try their best, with few succumbing to despair.
Dan Seymour has shared a microphone with Bing Crosby Bob Hope Andre Kostelanetz and Lily Pons. After 14 years on the air as a master of ceremonies he says the bigger they are the nicer they are and they are well established enough not to pound every line.
Emcee Dan Seymour shines on We the People and Sing It Again. MacDonald Carey seeks fresh comedy roles after Copper Canyon Streets of Laredo and Bride of Vengeance. Gloria Swanson, Sunset Boulevard star, passed on an $18 000 weekly 1926 contract to form her own company. Robert Sterling’s feud with Sunbeam ends as Roughshod memory fades with a riding horse prank.
Ray Quimper guides the narrator to Seabrook landmarks and introduces Prince Alexander Moisevich Deborin. A neighborly welcome comes after a short caution not to overwhelm him. The pair bond while assisting with storm windows on a sunny day and plan a secret fishing trip away from prying townspeople.
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The Senate plans to meet in the new senate caucus chamber in the Senate Office Building around June 30 due to roof reconstruction. The move mirrors a historic 1814 outside-Capitol session after the British burned the Capitol.
Help wanted notices invite high school and college students 18 or older to earn $15 per day through summer. The text also promotes non-drinking drivers qualifying for auto insurance with Preferred Risk Mutual in Des Moines, Iowa, inviting inquiries to Dept. W at Jewett Building.
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