Davis, Communist Leader, Appears in Federal Court
The article reports that a prominent Communist leader, Davis, who once held a public office, was arraigned in federal court yesterday. He and other American Reds are charged with conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow of the government. Davis is released on bond, previously earning $5,000 a year.
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Court Bans Bristol Advertising for Roth Paste Claims
The court ordered Bristol New York to stop advertising Roth Paste claims alleging combat cancer and therapeutic value, halting misrepresentations about its use and recommendations.
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80th Jubilee Livestock Expo selects grand champion steer
The 80th Jubilee International Livestock Exposition proceeds to day four as judges pick the grand champion steer Pretty, Logan, from Van Wert. Miss Logan in crowd attire showcases the prize black animal while bidders anticipate high auction prices. Last year’s champion from An gus set a record price. ITV reports dismissals of complaints against Pedlar and Ryan and Young and Rubicam over Bristol-Myer advertising.
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Woman bakes garter in turkey dressing in Thanksgiving prank
Denver AP reports Molly Mayfield's Mountain News column recounted a wife who planned to bake a garter with stuffing. The husband later reveals he found the garter in his suitcase and served it at dinner, replying calmly to the discovery while suggesting not to discuss it with the children.
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Beggar Impostor Arrested After Vagrancy Plea
Ernest Klatt age 69 feigned a housecalls beggar ploy. He claimed a missing job and showed a strapped arm to Gonzales. After a scuffle Klatt was jailed ten days for vagrancy and Gonzales recovered two dollars.
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Sweet corn history in America and hybrid development
Sweet corn was unknown to white settlers before the discovery of America. After contact, it grew popular and increasingly so after 1900 largely due to the development of hybrid corn.
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Atomic Energy Commission News Conference Reflections
James Marlow reports on a November AP news conference with five Atomic Energy Commission members. The session highlighted tensions between secrecy and public oversight as questions about weaponization versus peaceful uses remained largely unanswered under national security laws.
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James Marlow
Washington
Atomic Enery Commission
Students FOE Thanksgiving at Homes in Meigs
College students from various colleges and schools plan to resume studies during Thanksgiving break. Families and relatives welcome as students return to homes in Meigs for the holiday period.
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Trial drama unfolds in Griffis case at Val Aosta
Report from Lauderdale County details testimony in the Griffis case. Sheriff J L Patch, newly in office, brings forward a Jacksonville witness who signed a statement claiming she was with Griffis the night he disappeared. The defense argues the woman is angry because refused marriage, while the dead man’s charred body was found at the filling station where he worked on November 22, 1935.
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Col. Frothing Foresees War Roiling Europe Says Germany Could Save Russia
Boyle recalls a chat with Col. Amos Frothing about the modern military balance. The veteran argues static Europe, warns against arming Germany, and jokes about an atom bomb model tested at home. He predicts possible conflicts with multiple nations before any war with Russia.
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Pentagon
Infantry Journal
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San Juan Hill
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Waterloo
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Europe
Col. Frothing
Russia
Germany
Bradley
Britain to Recognize Chinese Communist Government
Britain plans to recognize the Peiping regime possibly in January. A Foreign Office spokesman said he would be very surprised if recognition does not come, but declined to specify timing or whether official talks have begun.
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Foreign Office
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Peiping
Reading Pacing Turns Eye Movements Into Focus
A reader notes that eyes jump only ten percent of the time while ten is spent moving between words and pausing to absorb text. The observation highlights cognitive processing during reading rather than rapid scanning.
Puddled lunch and ribbon sandwiches headline local event
A program featured attendees such as Darok Hant Hiltse Newberry and Betty Ritch with orange punch and ribbon sandwiches. Yellow baskets of candy were served as part of the gathering.
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Own and Run Country Maiden Ice Cream Franchise
Exclusive franchise opportunity for a man and wife to operate a Country Maiden Ice Cream and Freegette Drive In. Expected income of about $1000 per month is cited. Strongly promoted as popular in towns of all sizes with complete support offered.
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