Labor Endorsements Fail to Deliver in Evans Runoff
In Texas, Roger Q. Evans drew little labor support in the lieutenant governor race. Analysts note labor votes did not meet expectations, while Evans leveraged veteran organizer support. The piece critiques election laws and calls for comprehensive reform to clarify runoffs and absentee voting ahead of the August 26 second primary.
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Roger Q. Evans
Texas
Allan Shivers
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
The
CIO
Evans
Veterans’ Organization
Labor
Democratic State Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Confused world quotes and teen snippets from a late issue
A collage of lines ponders knowledge and status with a college grad and a fashion aware girl amid jokes about light years and peace. It questions teen chatter and the notion each person carries a book inside, seeking to share ideas.
Editors Notebook Highlights Texas Coaches School in Austin
The editor notes record attendance at the Texas Football Coaches School in Austin with more than 1,900 registrants, praising Austin as a potential annual headquarters. It also covers Texas tide lands, international law talks in Denmark, and Attorney General Price Daniel’s invited address. plus auto industry projections and road safety warnings for Texas motorists.
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Texas Football Coaches
Austin
Beaumont
Texas
University City
United States Supreme Court
United States
Republic of Texas
World Tribunal of International Law
Price Daniel
International Law Association
Denmark
Texas Republic
Daniel
Copenhagen
Rainmaker Howell Stirring NYC Public Opinion
Billy Rose muses on Professor Wallace E. Howell the rainmaker hired by New York City. Officials, farmers, and amusement operators praise him while critics doubt direct credit, with Water Commissioner Carney recommending continued pay and the Daily News endorsing his value.
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Westchester
Hopalong Howell
Carney
Howell
New York Daily News
Posey
Ives endorses Republican Advance with reservations
Senator Irving M. Ives of New York backs the Republican Advance in principle but warns it must not imitate Americans for Democratic Action or split the party or back a single candidate. The move, led by Henry Varnum Poor and Russell Davenport, aims to present a distinct progressive program to the GOP while Eisenhower looms as a potential, strings-free nominee.
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Washington
Irving M. Ives
New York
New
Philadelphia
House
Old Guard
Sen. Ives
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ers
Henry Varnum Poor
New York Young Republicans
Russell Davenport
Wendell Willkie
Virginia Bacon
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Gen
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Howard Hughes
Justice Department
Senate
Brewster
Maine
Pan American Airways
Pan American
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Hughes
Sen. Brewster
Joseph Shimon
Shimon
Josiah Bailey
North Carolina
Palace Guard
Truman
Treasury
John Snyder
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Lecy. Snyder
O'Mahoney
John
Lecy
Snyder
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Kunkel
Pennsylvania
House Banking and Currency Committee
Question and Answer excerpts on topics from oranges to tropics
A collection of Q and A covering orange segments variances, tropical zone bounds, dairy drying rates for 100 pounds of fluid milk, butter milk and skim milk, and the official Papal envoy title Nuncio. It notes the Nuncio acts as dean of the diplomatic corps and handles affairs between the Apostolic See and civil government.
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F.rk
Bureau of Dairy Industry
New Super-Tank Advances in Korean War Armament
The Army Chief of Staff General J Lawton Collins told a closed House committee that a new super tank, smaller than the Russian model yet faster and better protected, will soon be ready for action and could outperform enemy tanks including the Goliath. He cited lower cost and superior maneuverability as key advantages over Soviet designs.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Collins
Jack Lait On Broadway and the Syndicate Racket
Column notes pressure on federal authorities to indict Charlie Lucky Luciano to force his return from Italy. Details claim dope links, possible extradition schemes, and a plan to use a forged charge to evade deportation while profiting from a long, staged trial. Also references Saratoga, Hollywood antics, and industry figures.
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American Vice
Charlie
Lucky) Luciano
Lucky
Italy
United States
Luciano
Narcotics Bureau
Cuba
Local AP News Dispatch Policy Noted
A standard AP notice appears stating exclusive rights to use AP news dispatches and local pen prints in this newspaper. This reflects the publisher’s acknowledgement of the Associated Press control over local content and distributed material.
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Associated Press
The
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City of
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Mount Kisco
Luther Burbank
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Buttinsky
Boston
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Jersey
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Peter Edson
Republican Advance
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Tropics
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Lruman
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Broadway
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Rome
Fhre Syndicate
Havana
Judy Coplon
Saratoga
Spa
Mickey Walker
Champ
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Milton Berle
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Ron Fletcher
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