Ailing Robeson Back and Still Flags for Communism
New York AP reports Paul Robeson, ill and 65, has returned from a self imposed exile to the United States. He sings in London and East Germany and his wife Eslanda says he remains loyal to communism. She notes the trip was a visit not a move, and he is happy to be back in the United States despite the past passport issues.
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Russia
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London
Eslanda
England
Communist ‘Party
U.S. Supreme Court
Toy drive grows as Vicki Wray fights eye cancer
Vicki Wray, a two year old from Bowling Green Kentucky, was to undergo surgery at Duke Medical Hospital but the operation was postponed. Harvey said Vicki has received more than 300 cards and letters including a note from two Charlotte boys who pledged 11 cents each. The father, Robert Wray, a 34% millhand with ten children, hopes excess toys will be shared with other underprivileged kids after more than $5,000 in gifts arrived from unknown friends to help fund treatments and support. A State Rep Bate Harvey oversees a fund to raise money for Vicki's operation. Police said another incident involving the same boys was just a scare, not an injury.
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Copter Rescues Three Boys From Skiff in Jamaica Bay
A New York police helicopter used its downwash to save three 14 year old boys adrift in a skiff in Jamaica Bay. The craft blew them ashore safely, ending a perilous drift at sea.
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Tamaica Bay
House Delayed Fight Over Aid Bill Uncertain Vote
Washington AP reports the House Rules Committee cleared a foreign aid bill for a floor vote, but expected delay may push action to tomorrow. The stalemate centers on a provision allowing government credit guarantees for wheat sales to Russia, with Republicans planning to push the measure back to a Senate House conference to strip that financing, while Democrats cite a boycott and procedural delays.
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Charles A. Walleck
Indiana
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
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Georgia
White House
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Sarl Albert
Oklahoma
Church Safe Hit for 500 Dollars at Huisache Church
Burglars entered the Husache Avenue Baptist Church at 109 W Huisache early Monday and stole about 500 dollars in mission funds from a rear door break in. The cash and checks were to be given to the Baptist Fellowship Mission Project after a Sunday Christmas pageant. Police say the culprits forced a rear door and battered the office safe.
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Baptist Church
Llano Scouts Sell Christmas Trees at Stolz Building
Lane Explorer and Sea Scout groups at Llano sell Christmas trees at the Stolz Building. Profits will fund a scholarship for a Llano High School student, per Rev. William Carruthers of Grace Episcopal Church.
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Ring of Protection for Pimples Acne Ring of Protection concept
A vintage style ad promotes Campho-Phenigum antiseptic liquid advertised as a ring of protection around pimples to halt spread and reinfection. Claims quick under makeup use and skin friendly formula, with emphasis on fast healing.
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