Clements Wins Kentucky Nomination and Fights Over Party Control
U S Sen Earle Clements won renomination in Kentucky by a large margin and now faces potential late June and early July clashes with Gov A B Chandler over party control. Chandler allies may push for a coup at county and state conventions before the national and state committee selections. Morton leads Republican ticket in November race for Barkley’s Senate seat.
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Louisville
U. S
Earle C. Clements
A. B. Chandler
Democratic
Kentucky
Clements
Chandler
Joe B. Bates
Chicago
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Julian Golden
Granville Thomas
Alben W. Barkley
Green Thumb Club breakfast meeting in Middletown hosts tour plans
Middletown Garden Club members meet at Mrs Walter Campbell home with co hosts Mrs Ethel Cummins and Mrs George Campbell. President Mrs Alfred Bowman reports South Bend state convention. committee named for a June tour. Topic War on Weeds presented by Mrs Joe Shoemaker. One guest, Miss Edna Ryan. Additional attendees listed.
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Middletown
Edna Ryan
Emil Quear of
Anderson
Earl Blackburn
Gred Brenan
W. R. Jones
Christie Poor
Art Reed
W. R. Martin, Sr
Vet Smith
Lola Strickler
O. W. Taylor
Daisy Sinclair
Charles Wright
Clyde Barton
Maude Hollis
Clyde Miller
Byron Post
George van
Middletown Residents Attend North Indiana Methodist Conference
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brenan Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. James L. Keesling Mrs. Fred D. Smith Mrs. Marcella C. Hoppes W. C. Cooper Daniel Lewis and Dennis Reedy joined others at New Castle for the annual North Indiana Methodist Conference with Bishop Richard C. Raines.
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Fred Brenan
0. M. Elliott
James L. Keesling
Fred D. Smith
Marcella C. Hoppes
W. C. Cooper
Daniel Lewis
Dennis Reedy
North Indiana Methodist Conference
New Castle
Richard C. Raines
Fred Hale
Monte Hale
Son
Three Rivers
Mich
Charles Taylor
Camden
Ohio
Mr Taylor
W. Taylor
Diane Dragoo
Farrel Dragoo
Dallas Hunter
Clint Hunter
Earl Cogan
Donald Cline
Jack Casstevens
Hunter
Ball State Teachers College
Markleville
H. M. Lewis
John
Donald
Meredith
Sharonville
William Lewis
Adda
Paul Kendall
Michigan
Jane Ella Keesling
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Lake Placid
N. Y
Paul Kramer
Paul Davis
Epworth Forest
Tito Starts Historic Trip to Moscow Capital
President Tito of Yugoslavia departs Belgrade for Moscow to promote friendly contact and collaboration with the Soviet Union. He vows Yugoslavia will remain independent while pursuing normalization after being expelled from the Cominform in 1948.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Russia
Stalin
Cominform
United Press
Soviet Union
West
Kremlin
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchevy
Moslem Court Awards Ex Queen $300 Alimony
In Beirut a Moslem court granted ex Queen Narriman alimony of $300 a month from her estranged husband Dr Adham el Nakib of Alexandria. Her attorney said the amount was insufficient for an ex Queen and filed notice of appeal after Narriman sought ongoing medical treatment in Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Narriman
Adham el Nakib
Alexandria
Farouk
Egypt
Actress’s Wife Fires At Door Near TV Show Star
The wife of television commentator Tom Duggan, Ann Goss, fired two shots into an apartment door while Duggan hid inside. She claimed the revolver discharged accidentally and was released on habeas corpus after a brief booking for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Los Angeles
Tom Duggan
Chicago
Duggan
Ann Goss
Judy Jones
KCOP
Miss Jones
Goss
Presbyterians Call Desegregation a Nationwide Aim
The 168th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States urged rapid desegregation across society. It pressed employers, educators, homeowners, and politicians to end segregation, promote equal housing for minorities, remove poll taxes, and eradicate discrimination in employment. The report noted few Americans escape exposure to segregation and highlighted housing, employment, and political participation as key fronts.
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Philadelphia
168Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Ers
Assembly
Giant ten-seater bicycle of the Gay Nineties in Waltham
In Waltham Massachusetts a 10 seater bicycle built by Charles Mets drew crowds as it rode through streets and countryside. The machine cost over 1200 dollars and Mets was among the first ten to ride it.
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Waltham
Mass
Charles Mets
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