Maryland Democrats reel as Jamison not invited to harmony meeting
In Baltimore a Maryland Democratic meeting sparks uproar after Jamison was left off the guest list. Senior vice chairwoman Mrs. Mary H. Duvall warns she may quit, while others say invitations reached 60 male leaders. Duvall and Dr. Mildred Otenasek defend the event’s purpose to prevent a bitter primary and keep the party united.
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Pink Slip To Give A Silent Warning
Olympia police will place pink slips on cars parked tonight near liquor outlets. The notice warns that drinking and driving risks a life, a jail term, and a one year license suspension for the driver.
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Olympia
Wash
Jose Sour
Apple Market Here Is Slow
Apple markets remained dull with little change in prices and few sales. Northwestern boxes of Red Romes sold at 6 to 8 cents for fancy grades, U.S. No 1 and fancy grades around 3.75 to 4.00 per bushel, while Yakima Valley demand stayed solid with Winesap and Red Delicious prices drifting. Extra fancy and combination grades reached 4.25 to 4.85 for larger fruit, signaling cautious activity and potential price support in nearby stock.
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Excessive Speed Blamed For Third Of Highway Fatalities Last Weekend
A three day Christmas weekend across the nation saw roughly one third of 523 highway deaths blamed on excessive speed. The survey highlighted speeders and the reckless driver as major causes, with pedestrians, weather, intoxication, and disregarding signals also contributing. State-by-state figures showed speed linked to many fatalities, with road conditions blamed in limited cases.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
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New Jersey
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Insurance Man Prefers Car Loss Over Paper Theft
An insurance adjuster would rather lose his car than the papers stolen from his auto on North Cleveland Avenue. Police said only five of 120 fatalities involved papers, noting such items are valuable but not directly tied to drunken driving. Officials suggested returning the briefcase to the owner or to City Hall if found.
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President and Knowland clash over anti unemployment plan
Washington report notes a public rift between President Eisenhower and Senate Majority Leader Knowland as the administration pushes a policy to shift some defense contracts to areas with high unemployment. Knowland called the plan a disappointment and signaled support for modifying it, while Southern Democrats attacked the policy for harming regional industries. The dispute raises questions about Democratic support for Eisenhower’s program and potential cross‑party votes in Congress.
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No Lynchings Again Second Year In Row
Tuskegee Institute announced that there were no lynchings in the United States in 1953 for the second year in a row. The institution said it is dropping its annual lynching report in favor of a broader measure of racial progress based on economic political educational and related factors, per Dr. L H Foster president.
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Students Confess Smoking Marijuana At City Candy Shop
Fourteen teenagers arrested near Central High School confessed to smoking marijuana. Admissions occurred before parents. one youth’s mother and father plan to move to Sather city. The father wept openly. There was one girl among the 14.
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Prayer for TQSDAY Ancient of Days text
Prayer credited to Conrad Bergendorf of Augustana College Rock Island NL asks divine renewal. Seeks forgiveness and a restored spirit through Jesus Christ Our Lord.
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Warrants For Three Issued
A spokesman said Christmas bonuses could not be paid due to insufficient profits. Workers walked out over lack of bonus and union recognition after a June CIO Textile Workers Union election was set aside for improper conduct. Employees currently lack union representation.
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CIO ‘Textile Workers Union
Goetz
TV Schedule Fragment Highlights Classic Afternoon and Evening Lineup
A dense broadcast grid lists programs across channels with titles like Howdy Doody Gabby Hayer and Dragnet. It notes times for films news segments weather and various theatre and kid show slots along with stars such as Jane Froman Ray Milland and Groucho Marx.
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150 Million to Benefit From Income Tax Cuts Tomorrow
Washington reports the first general tax cuts in years will take effect tomorrow, benefiting about 150 million people and 50,000 corporations. Individual rates drop about 10 percent, the excess profits tax on corporations ends, and the Social Security payroll tax rises from 14 to 2 percent, with effects varying by income. The reforms aim to spur consumer spending and business growth though some low income brackets will see minimal or negative take-home changes.
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Delinquent Parking Fine Paid From 1948
A Corpus Christi resident sent $1 yesterday to Greeley police to settle an overdue parking fine from November 7 1948. He apologized for the delay and thanked officers for their patience, noting creditors often demand payment within 60 days.
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