Dairyman Heads Oleo Watchdogs in New York
Albany reports a dairy farmer who led anti oleo efforts in 1952 heads two new watchdog committees to monitor oleo fraud in New York. Republican Willard C. Drumm of Niverville was elected chairman of the Senate Assembly group and warned the panel will watch for fraud as the new alec law takes effect. Other anti oleo legislators join the seven member body, one of three new joint committees created by the 1951 Legislature to study predatory labor and rural traffic issues.
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Albany
New York State
Willard ¢. Drumm
Niverville
Senate Assembly
Drumm
Grou
Alonzo Lee Waters
Medina
J Shai
Migrant Labor
Searless Schultz
Syracuse
Suspect Arrested In Jewelry Theft
Larry Kaye, 28, an unemployed salesman, was booked on a burglary charge after police say he confessed to taking $17,009 in jewelry from Mrs. Shurley Carmel, who plans to marry singer Johnny Johnston, in her Sutton Terrace apartment last Tuesday.
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Way
Ur—Ourbon
Shurley
Carmel
Johnny Johnston
Larry Kaye
Kaye
Fashionable
Sutton Terace
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan remarks on high living costs and tax debates noting Ike Taft and others tout tax cuts while living in pricey cities. The column jabs at government offers, daily hotel bills, and political promises, leaning skeptical about sustained tax relief and fiscal policy.
May Fined $7,000 In Contempt Case
George S May and two club officials were fined for contempt of the grand jury during a gambling probe into a Tam Shan Ter Country Club yard where 27 slot machines were seized last July. May paid a $1,000 penalty yesterday as the trio faced questions about the yard and the casino-like operation.
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Cincago CP
George S May Golf
Grand
May
Tam ‘Shanter Country Club
No Clue
Eduard Rezek
Matt Xiesen
Lemonade Lucy and early party symbols in US history
Lemonade Lucy was Lucy Ware Webb Hayes a prohibitionist who helped serve juices at dinners and inspired a nickname. Democrats first controlled both houses on March 18 1879. The donkey and elephant symbols first appeared together in a cartoon during the 1880 presidential campaign.
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Lucy
L Hayes
Lucy Ware Wwebo
Lesnona de Lucy
Shrine parade opens in Miami Ta Tadaw Popedtsteee etic bid
The Shrine launches a six hour informal parade in Miami with 23 000 marchers 121 bands 300 horses and eight Missouri mules. Nobles from 56 temples march from the Flagler street bridge to the Orange Bowl to review by Imperial Potentate Robert G Wilson Jr of Boston. A second formal parade is set for Thursday night.
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Miame
Fla
Shrine
Flagler St. Bridge
Robert G. Wilson, Jr
Boston
Nobles Dress in Finest Ulu for 78th Convention Parade
Nobles don ornate Ulu attire and showcase elaborate lights and effects for the final parade of their 78th annual convention, signaling a ceremonial close to the gathering with pageantry and tradition.
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Dairyman Heads
Oleo ‘Watchdogs
Walter Kiernan
New York
Ike
Denver
Washington
Taft
Ces
Aédge
Kempton‘s
South
Salina St
Miami
Tadaw Popedtsteee
Etic Bid Sy
Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Company
Jlemptons
Salina Street
Wyoming
Fea Motor
Ford
Marine Sports, Inc
Yonteen
Whistle Stop
Jantzen
Rio
Jongslender
Um Lad
Renfield
HID
N.Y
Lane Price
Coca.cola Company
Coca-Cola
the Cock-Colk
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