Jersey Journal Sale and Publisher Veteran to Return
The Jersey Journal faces ownership changes as Newhouse acquired a large stake and plans to appoint Walter Bear as publisher after a private sale from J Albert Dear. Newhouse, owner of multiple papers and stations, hints at renewed leadership while Dear exits editor duties.
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Ameri Bear
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Yiatent Inn Emerigiesst
J. Albert Dear
Dear
Newarkan Forlland
Longisdend Pret
Long Island Star-Journal
Statenlan Advance
Syracuse Post-Standard
Harrsburg
Harristurx Patriot
W3yr Arcs
Ethics code urged for federal officials in reform proposal
A reform report calls for a sweeping ethics code for public servants and two new commissions to oversee behavior. It proposes requiring lawmakers earning 10 000 dollars a year to disclose income sources, stronger anti bribe laws, and a citizens watchdog group to monitor governance. The document denounces campaign fund manipulation and slander in debates.
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Alken
Ure
Foroorm
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Ihi Lutea Bik
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Jessup accuses Slagen of grasshopper technique in hearings
Washington 1 Ambacudar J Philip C Jessup today accused Harold E Slagen of resorting to grasshopper tactics to free himself from mis statements. Jessup made the charge during a Senate subcommittee hearing on President Truman's controversial nomination. He challenged sworn testimony that records indicate Jessup took part in meetings leading to a rejected 2345 proposal discussed at a February House conference.
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Philip C. Jessup
tHareld E Slagen
United
Jessup
Truman
Tax Bill Fails Change in Congress Sparks Fight
The House and Senate clash over a tax bill with years of debate. Leaders warn a new conference is needed to resolve conflicts, while some Republicans push spending cuts and higher taxes for corporations. Lawmakers criticize the process as insufficiently prepared and accuse opponents of delaying action.
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Iregehad Owaske Agateherena
Agate
Senate
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Jenner
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India
Kumsong Front Advances Highlight Korean War Actions
U S and Colombian infantry drive toward Kum Song main Communist bastion as 46 hills fall in five days. Eighth and First Cavalry divisions press pace against Chinese defense, while Sabre jets clash with Mig 15s. Allied airpower totals show 241 Reds shot down with 264 damaged.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kumsong
United Nations
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Repwalk of Korea
ROK
Amimnat
First Cavalry
Yonchon
U.S
Aniung
Manchuria
Tractor Trailer Plunge Kills Man in Chenango County
One man, Frank Hubbard, 61, of Endicott died when a tractor trailer rolled down a 60 foot bank and burst into flames. Ru del Van Aucken of Binghamton was injured severely and listed in critical condition at Binghamton City Hospital. Police identified Van Aucken as the driver of the vehicle found by T. F. Meare. The crash occurred on Pot 1 fear this Chenango County.
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Dames
Frank Hubbard
Endico
Rudel van Aucken
Binghamton
Binghamton City Hospital
van Aucken
T. F. Meare
Figbige
Chenango Coun
Gale Whips Mediterranean Near Sicily in Major Storm
A violent gale struck the central Mediterranean, near Sicily and Sardinia, damaging ships and causing heavy fear of casualties. Reports say eight to ten vessels were damaged or lost, with several crews missing or dead, as Allied forces led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower maneuvered in the area.
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Catania
Gibraltar
Sardinia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Funeral for Corp George L Hawley Tomorrow in Fulton
Funeral services for Corp George L Hawley 22 formerly of Posten killed in Korea will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Young & Son Funeral Home Fulton Veterans of Foreign Wars will be at Mount Adnal Cemetery.
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Corp
George L. Hawley
Posten
Korea
Then
Y.oung & Son
Fane
Fulton Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mount Adnal Cemfetery
Omaha Attorney Named New 40 and 8 President
Omaha attorney George B. Boland was elected president of the 40 and 8 American Legion fan-making group at the national convention in Miami. He succeeds Harold V. Haines with vice commanders elected as John Newberry of Jefferson City Missouri, Sam Rubin of Monroe Louisiana, and Junger. Awards went to the Oi voiture for outstanding convention and to the Denver voiture for best drum and bugle corps.
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New 40
Miami
Fla
aAn Omahe Xeb
George B. Boland
American Legion
Harold V. Haines
Ceclarationas
John Newberry
Jefferson City
Sam Rubin
Monroe
Junger
Nazarel
Denver
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Promise Relief for Change of Life
An ad touts Lydia Pinkham Compound and Tablets as relief for midlife distress and heat waves. Claiming 3 and 80 percent success in tests, the copy highlights modern, calming effects and urges women to try the medicines on medical evidence to gain relief from hot flashes and weakness associated with change.
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Lydia Pinkham
Ted's Old Topper Stolen After Vancouver Show
Ted Lewis reported his trademark old top hat and uke were stolen after a Vancouver show. Police say the performer noted the missing hat and jewelry, including a platinum bracelet, following the entertainment event that night.
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iDive
Vancouver
Plaines
Ted Lewis
Ars
Rothin
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