Truman Flies Over Flood Area in West
President Truman flew over the Columbia River flood area and vowed to keep pressure on Congress to pass labor welfare and housing measures. He criticized Congress for high prices and urged support for federal flood relief coordination with Interior Krug, Works Administrator Phillips, and labor officials. He planned stops in Oregon and California, including a Red Cross speech in Portland and a Berkeley appearance, while signaling continued attacks on Congress.
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Pupils’ Art Contest Names City Winners at Water Safety Event
Pupils from Nottingham High School and Valley School won best designs in senior and junior divisions of a water safety poster contest. Judges cited appeal, originality, and artistry as 48 entries competed, with prizes going to Lou Fielder and John James. The event ran with the Red Cross summer swimming program across 39 communities from June 28 to Sept 3.
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Judge Rules Strip Tease Not Obscene in Ohio Case
Cincinnati judge Stanley Struble Jr. ruled that a strip tease act in a magazine is not obscene, calling it part of God’s handiwork and stating obscenity laws against literature are unconstitutional. He acquitted a Cincinnati dealer accused of possessing and selling obscene literature.
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Fragmented lurid strip tease description circulated locally
A disjointed OCR fragment references a strip tease act described as displeasing to the eye. It mentions a young woman with a nice face and form, coy performance, and suggests she is "dying" while a crowd erupts. The text includes implausible phrases about sexual ideas and crowd behavior.
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