County tax assessment plan sparks voter protests and delays
The editorial reviews the 1950s county equalization plan from commissioners Gilmore Ingham and Armand later McConahy. Tax cards revealed wide variances raising alarm and prompting calls to rebalance valuations. Proposals to hire outside firms or a local attorney firm were debated, with legal questions delaying action. The piece notes distrust and possible electoral disengagement as commissioners await court approval.
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Joseph W. Gilmore
M. M. Ligham
Arsen F. Armand
Gilmore
Ingham
Armand
Edward F. McConahy
Henry Weltich
Andrew M. Dodds
Mullen
Dodds
Mitchell Seen As Possible VP Candidate
A Washington observer notes that James Mitchell, U.S. Labor Secretary, is viewed as a potential vice presidential choice for the Republicans, with talks centering on a Nixon Mitchell ticket and speculation about Kennedy on the Democratic side. The piece discusses Mitchells influence, political connections, and the wider context of labor legislation and administration appointments.
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Jen’hall
Jim Mitewell
America
Tmi
Nixon
Jim Mitchell
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Eisenhower
Big City
Alps
Capitel Wn
Interna- Total Groeralinos
Congress
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Senate
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Department
NLRB
Partog
Fenton
Wense
James O'Connell
Clarence Landquist
Wao
New Yink - New Jersey
Tnesoph Figen
Bible Verse Fragment Recounts Faith Themes
Fragmentary ancient text references Jesus as the Son of God and discusses devotion and spiritual duty. The lines appear garbled but hint at themes of belief, divine sonship, and moral guidance within a religious context.
Hazel Scott and Powell clash over race politics in Harlem
The piece criticizes Adam Clayton Powell for using church and race to push his political career and condemns NAACP and press figures for their stance. It praises Hazel Scott as a fine pianist while accusing Powell of fomenting racial tension and outrageous public remarks.
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Labor
Geneva
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R.C. Ruark
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Richard M. Niven
Farlem
Wroth
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Bia
Association
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Tammany
de Sapie and Company
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Paul Robeson
Hazel Seal
Papa
Oli
California Primary Results Signal Democratic Sweep Likely
The piece argues California's results favor Democratic strength with Pat Brown leading in statewide votes and Knowland losing ground. It suggests Republicans face a difficult path to victory in 1960, while Democrats gain momentum nationally. It notes cross filing in California primaries and partywide gains in Congress and state offices.
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Willian F. Knowland
Genaal Mehimind
Joey Unis
Richarn Sivan
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Nixon
Ose
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Goodwin
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Koayland
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Boawhaid
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Ine Hoven
Culbert
Crewie HoThe
Joe Lemor
Congress
John Shelley
John Me
Clair Enele
Kafeht
Sheistopher
Fragmented OCR Rant Touches War, Real Estate, Navy Policy
The passage jumbles references to Niagara Falls, real estate dealers, and political issues. It mentions Navy spending, President Washington era policies, and secretive senior figures, with scattered names like Janet and Muscavites, all in a desultory, fragmented tone.
Manufacturer Glaser touts safe model plane kits at missile conference
Washington reports about Lewis Glaser, a model kit maker, arguing his products teach accuracy with replicas of Talos and Snark missiles. He notes secrecy blocks photo access to modern aircraft, defends models as three dimensional news, and cites Moss support while stressing safety and nonfunctional features.
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Horton
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I 1
Cane
New York
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Ian Enamide
Badin
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National Missile Industry
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Revell Company
Verice
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Mexico City
England
West Germany
Olbraan
California
Connoring
Lockheed
John E. Moss
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Moss
The Voice Of Broadway Highlights Hollywood Circles
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a busy showbiz scene with Peter Viertel Beatrice Lillie Sydney Chaplin Pat Boone and Diana Varsi among others. The column notes marriages divorces and career moves plus a Vancouver club engagement and a Halloween night tabled plans.
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Gil Summer
Vancouver
Loray White
Mike Todd
Art Cohn
Mike
Bodie Marshall
Sydney Chaplin
Hallerina Noelle Adams
Dodie
Onis
Three Minutes A Day A Cleveland Publisher Starts Early
A 26 year old Cleveland publisher gains first hand experience by running a small paper and guiding youth readers. He stresses practical business training for aspiring reporters and editors, urging students to build character and useful skills through journalism.
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eeeiVig Analeehy
Mvas
Hong
Iveshin
He Power
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