Upsurge of GOP Strength in New York Primaries
AP reports a rise in Republican organization strength in parts of New York City after Tuesday primaries. Organization-backed candidates defeated challenges from Vito Marcantonio and Adam Clayton Powell in Republican nominations for Congress and third-party races. Two years earlier they won all three contests.
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Associated Press
New York City
Vito Marcantonio
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Primary Ballot Contests Narrow in Several States
In New Jersey Joseph Clark failed of renomination after GOP endorsement disputes. Delaware Democrats renominated James M. Tunell for Senate and Philip A. Traynor for the House. Utah Republicans, in a run off, favored Arthur C. Watkins over William L. Baker for Senate. Watkins led on incomplete returns. New York saw Marcantonio and Powell win Democratic nominations and run unopposed as American Labor candidates.
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GOP
Delaware
James M.tunnell
Senate
Philip A. Traynor
House
Utah
Arthur C. Watkins
Orem Fruit
Abe Murdock
Watkins
William L. Baker
Provo
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Marcantonio
Powell
Paving Work Starts Soon on East Tenth Avenue
County Engineer J L Adams announces East Tenth Avenue paving will begin next week with a caliche base laid from the Tenth and Highway 287 junction to Tenth and Grand. The project will create four traffic lanes to the Tri State Fair Grounds and five miles of country road topping may start soon, subject to material availability.
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Tenth Avenue
J. L. Adams
Tenth and
Grand Avenues
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Highland Park School
Masterson Ranch
Adams
Two-Week-Old Gerald Laing Dies at Home
Gerald Loren Laing two weeks old died this morning at 2 o clock at the family home in Amarillo. He is survived by his parents and four grandparents. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 from the N S Griggs and Sons Chapel with M Cuthbertson officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery.
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Robert Laing
Jackson
G. G. Laing
E. G. Sanders
Amarillo
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M. C. Cuthbertson
Central Church of Christ
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Amarillo Airmen Plan Luncheon and Breakfast Event
Amarillo Airmen Association invites Panhandle pilots to a free chuck wagon breakfast at 8 a.m. Sunday near Palo Duro Canyon gate. Tomorrow at noon the group meets at Longchamp's Cafe where Jake Arthur reports on plans for Sunday entertainment.
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Amarillo
Camp Registration Deadline Set for Summer Camp
W J Hiatt of the Llano Estacado Council announced Saturday as the registration deadline for scouts attending the final summer camp. The camp opens Sunday afternoon at Cota Glen Camp 20 miles southeast of Canyon and closes the following Sunday. Camp staff includes Harry DeLasmutt Richard Evans W M Teague and Mr Hiatt.
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W. J. Hiatt
Llano Estacado Council
Cota Glen Camp
Canyon
Harry DeLasmutt
Richard Evans
W. M.teague
Hiatt
Marines end reenlistment leave inducement, Amarillo recruiter says
Sgt. Leonard W. Smith of the Amarillo Marine recruiter notes reenlistment leave will no longer be granted as an inducement. Leaves granted will be charged against accrued leave or leave to be accrued in the first year of service. Globe News Want Ads Get Results
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Marine Corps
Leonard W. Smith
Amarillo Marine
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