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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

4

Pepper defeated as bond drive begins

Weekly news analysis notes Senator Pepper’s defeat, reports a savings bond drive under way, and states loyalty files are opened to probe. Editorial disclaimer attributes opinions to Western Newspaper Union analysts, not the paper.

Pepper Union

Florida vote signals shift in Democratic line up

Florida voters backed 36 year old George Smathers over Claude Pepper in the Democratic primary by over 65,000, with Smathers framing the result as a defence of Democratic principles. Texas elected Republican Ben Guill to fill an unexpired term, in a dramatic departure after 24 years. Secretary Snyder opened a peacetime savings bond drive, promising broad outreach to buyers. Secretary Acheson announced immediate US aid to Indochina to counter communism, backing Bao Dai’s and associated states’ fight against Ho Chi Minh. Rama IX coronation in Thailand ends with a nine tiered crown ceremony.

Florida George Smathers Claude Pepper Texas Ben H. Guill Gene Worley Guill Washington Powers That Be John W. Snyder U.S District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Georges Paccard Annecy-le-Vieux France Treasury Department Snyder Acheson Paris Indochina Far East Bao Dai Cambodia Laos Moscow Ho Chi Minh

Smathers Defeats Pepper in Senate Race by 65,000 Votes

George Smathers, 36, wins the U S Senate seat, defeating incumbent Claude Pepper by well over 65,000 votes. Pepper, a 14 year veteran, loses a race seen as a blow to President Truman.

George Smathers Claude Pepper U.S. Senate Smathers Pepper Truman

Spy Hunt Files Available Amid Truman Debate

The document era reshapes the McCarthy to Truman clash as President Truman agrees to share loyalty files from the state department with investigators, while FBI materials remain excluded. The 81 named by McCarthy connect to four prior committee probes with no adverse findings. Amid public skepticism, Truman tours the West promoting Brannan’s farm program and railing against isolationism, warning that withdrawal could invite communism and a new world war.

Truman State Department McCarthy F.B.I Congressional Tydings House Senate Brannan Agricultural Program

Elizabeth Taylor Weds Conrad Hilton in Movie Capital

Beauty Elizabeth Taylor, renowned as a top film icon, marries Conrad Nick Hilton, heir to the hotel family, in a ceremony billed as the year’s wedding in Hollywood. About 700 guests attended the nuptials and roughly 200 joined a reception at the Bel-Air Country Club.

Elizabeth Taylor Movie Capital Conrad Nick) Hilton Bel-Air Country Club Nick)Hilton, Jr Hollywood Hilton Fatima Iran Vincent Lee Hillyer Civitavecchia Italy Paris France Shah of

Labor Strikes End Amid UAW and AFL Uprising

The 100 day Chrysler strike ends with a 10 cents an hour pensions package for 89,000 workers in 25 plants and 50,000 in suppliers. UMW benefits resume next month. AFL and CIO seek united labor front with coordinated economic and political action. Supreme Court upholds anti Communist oath rule for union officials. Kentucky Derby ends with Middleground and Bill Boland, wagering nears record. Berlin divisions, Bonn near autonomy under Western powers.

Chrysler UAW Walter P. Reuther CIO Philip’ Murray Green Texas Bill Boland Corpus Christi

Archery and the golfer a back yard range tale

A homeowner near a golf course builds an archery range to curb duffers yet finds arrows in shots and even cannon fire as jokes turn into hazards. The piece muses on eccentric protective measures, including a yacht-club cannon, and riffs on golfers, politicians, and cultural tidbits from mid-century headlines.

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