Britain Russian trade talks touted during Moscow visit
A British trade delegation reports tempting terms offered by Soviet suppliers in Moscow. They note Russia aims to sell machine tools and show interest in chemicals and factories, with oil mentioned but not pursued. Past Britain Soviet trade totaled 238 million dollars in imports and 194 million in exports. Lord Ebbisham expects trade to double in five years amid Western Europe security concerns.
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Moscow
U. S
Britain
Lord Ebbisham
London Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic
Russia
Western Europe
Walk Signal Mystery Stirs City Traffic Talk
In St Paul a judge braces pedestrians for past jay walking as a worker in a shoe store pleads he must keep his job. A man accused of ignoring a Dont Walk signal defends it as a taxi ad while another case warns shoes may be impounded until fines are paid.
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St. Paul
Minn
Viewpoints of Other Editors on art patronage and vice
The Buffalo Evening News column critiques August Heckscher’s resignation report urging higher quality and impact of government art patronage. It argues for expert advisory input, top juries, and stronger artist roles in official society while noting limits on federal expansion and praising overseas embassy efforts. It adds a satirical aside on temperance and personal anecdotes about drinking and health pamphlets.
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Buffalo Evening News
August Hebacher
Heckscher
Mr. Heckscher
Washington
Philip Johnson
Ratification of Fourteenth Amendment questioned by Kilpatrick
Washington reviewer James J. Kilpatrick argues the Fourteenth Amendment was not properly ratified in 1868 and that Southern state actions under duress and Congress's post hoc actions tainted the record. The book, The Southern Case for School Segregation, contends DC segregation laws and gradualism shape the desegregation debate.
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Washington
Kennedy
James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond Va
University of Missouri
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Health as Seen By Dr Brady on Narcotics and Delirium
Dr Brady discusses narcotic addicts and honest concealment of use, recounting a case of a man with pneumonia who developed delirium tremens after an operation. The narrative emphasizes dangers of relapse and the tragic outcome when cravings override medical care.
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Brady
Open House Fete for VanWie 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs VanWie celebrate fifty years of marriage with a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 pm at their Ira home. Hosted by son in law W C Reavie of San Diego and son Lewis VanWie, the event invites friends to join the family in marking this milestone as the Reavies travel from California June 15.
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Ira
Far
VanWie
W.C. Reavie
San Diego
Calif
Lewis VanWie
Reavie
Van
Rnard Bishop
Laura Phillips
Hannibal
Earl VanWie
Inlaw
Lewis van Wie
Wellington Drice
Becky
Cora Drice
Leon Holsapple
Holsapple
Andrew Wilkins
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Allen Warner
Dennison Road
Ladies’ Aid of
Southanibal Federated Church
Charlies Lincoln
Hannibal Central School
Tendall’s
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Lincoln
Allen Rice
Gary
Fulton
Isaac Blake
Mahlon Blake
Bowens Corners
Mahlon Blake, Jr
Rochester
Charlies Hermann
Son Barrett
Pompey Center
Ford Barrett
Syracuse
Wayne Keysor
Jack Holihan
Jacky
Colleen
Weedsport
Bernard Bishop
OU Schedules Overhaul of Job Matching by Computer
Norman Oklahoma reports University of Oklahoma Employment Service director argues against using punched cards to match students with jobs. He says personalization is essential and staff must understand each student's type and attitude, criticizing the U S Employment Service plan to computerize student job seeking.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Leonard D. Harper
U.S
Servce
An Editor's Moment of Meditation
An editorial reflection inspiring readers to embrace the American dream of freedom as students finish lessons and seek summer playtime or apprenticeship. It cites Charles Hettering on dreaming and willing progress to reach lofty goals, urging planning and ambition.
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Charles Hettering
National Whirligig Guitarist Arrested in Dupont Circle Park
Eddie Hicks a 25 year old man was arrested for vagrancy after playing a guitar in Dupont Circle Park Washington when a crowd gathered and he left the park earlier to avoid arrest. The record notes he had prior vagabond convictions with suspended sentence and calls for reform of outdated statutes.
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Washington
Eddie Hicks
FBI
Dupont Circle
Hicks
National Capital Parks
America
Immorality Law Sparks Sioux Falls Debate
A critical letter questions a local statute banning immorality and lacking lawful employment. The writer warns of police power defining moral terms and cites fear of arrest for everyday behavior like travel or coffee drinking.
Washington vagrancy law targets economy and consumer loans
The piece argues the vagrancy statute outlaws a profligate lifestyle and punishes wasteful living. It contends the law could criminalize ordinary purchases like cars and TV sets, implying a push toward more jails to detain Americans unable to pay for consumer goods.
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Washington
COPS FEAR CROWDS AND POSSIBLE UNLAWFUL ACTS
The author argues police fear crowds and that arresting someone for a possible future act violates due process. He condemns detaining citizens on beliefs of potential crimes and warns of drifting toward barricades if action remains unchecked.
Passenger Injured in Central Square Crash
One person was slightly injured in a two vehicle collision at the corner of Rt. 11 and Tucker Ave. in Central Square Saturday night. Michael D. Brown, a passenger in the first car driven by Dolphuss Brown of Central Square, suffered a forehead bump and planned to see a doctor as Hotaling investigated.
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Pulaski
Rt. 11
Tucker Ave
Central Square
Dolphuss Brown
Louis Rice
Hastings
Michael D. Brown
Hotaling
Trucks collide head on in Maysville city runs
Johnnie Adams sent two delivery trucks on runs to separate sections of Maysville Kentucky. An hour later police called back reporting the trucks collided head on causing considerable damage to both vehicles.
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Maysville
Johnnie Adams
Guatemalan Population Described By Ancestry
A Guatemalan census note states that more than half the population is of pure Indian descent, highlighting the country's strong indigenous heritage and demographic composition.
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Guatemala
Forgive Others to Seek Forgiveness, Matthew Reflection
A daily Bible verse from Matthew 6 15 urges forgiving others so one may receive forgiveness from the Father. The brief devotional emphasizes mercy and reconciliation as core Christian duty.
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Matthew
Ten Card Spade Hand Echoes Bridge Master Play
The article recounts a famous ten card spade hand in a United States Italy match. It describes opening bids and the disputed six hearts over six spades, with Garozzo and Forquet in action as the North American pair faced a double.
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Forquet
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Nail
East
Garozzo
D’alello
Mathe
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van der Porten
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