30 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
1
This article begins a three part series on the Bill of Rights and Bill of Rights Day to be celebrated December 15. It notes December 15 marks the 159th anniversary of the first ten amendments central to American history, as taught in schools.
From 75 000 applicants in Columbia's Valentino project Stages Dexter, a Nebraska-born actor with a Broadway background, is chosen for the lead. his training spanned three years under Edward Small. Linda Morse and Boyd Morse, direct descendants of Adolph Zukor and Marcus Loew, also appear in The Last Outpost. A March of Time film on Schools March On highlights public school consolidation in Woodford County Illinois. The American Civil Liberties Union promotes a nationwide publicity drive on civil liberties with a survey, NBC drama, and college radio script contest.
Deke Miller and a police unit respond to a report by merchant boss Mr. Bursley that he and his assistant were robbed. Three bandits fled with pay envelopes and cash after a brief standoff at a Market Street saloon. Bursley confirms the heist and reveals the bandits phoned from the scene, enabling officers to locate the money. Bursley vows payroll safeguards, bank envelopes, and a police guard at the store.
The article analyzes likely impacts of the 82nd Congress with Republican minority status and Democratic control. It notes potential cabinet changes involving Dean Acheson, internal GOP leadership tensions, and a move toward conservative policies, plus McCarthyism’s influence on voters and Senate races.
Before the election Secretary Brannan signaled possible sidetracking of his farm plan for unity. Several Brannan plan advocates were defeated, with Tydings, Thomas in Utah among upsets. Hennings beat Donnell in Missouri while Thomas Bennett defeated Thomas. Senate leadership may rely on Southern Democrats or let Truman name leaders, with O’Mahony possibly succeeding Lucas.
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An East Side dock memory features Crazy Moe the fisherman who spares no effort to fish in polluted waters. A boy named Terry uses Moe’s line to prank a mate and a dunking accident leads to a life moment captured by a Liberty Head nickel keepsake. Eleanor says the tale hints why the speaker married her.
Classifieds advertise purebred puppies with state price and details at Murray Chick Store Sioux City. Miscellaneous offer a 300 Locker Plant with slaughter house in N E Iowa town for $6000 cash by Hartlelp Company Waterloo. Real estate business property rental tag area 50x80 or 130 in main block in county seat town. Myrtle Slife West Union Iowa.
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