Lyndon States Speech Tour Continues Across Texas
Lyndon Johnson enlarges campaign circuit with stops in Austin New York and Dallas and plans to visit all parts of Texas through January to meet agricultural industrial and civic leaders. Porter claims Stevenson endorsement supports clean elections and predicts a close or landslide General Election outcome. Johnson cites oil price parity concerns and pushes for a national fair employment practices commission and state oil tidelands ownership. An inquiry winds up in Duval County as the campaign trails proceed.
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Austin
New York
New Mork Herald Tribune
Texas
Dallas
Johnson
Porter
Coke Stevenson
United States Senate
Marshall
US Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Duval County
Voting irregularities probe delayed to Monday in Duval County
Ury at San Diego Texas into urged voting irregularities in Duval County was put off until Monday. The district attorney explained Thursday that he had more witnesses he wished to question.
Contempt Ban Put on Printers Continues
The court, ruling on a form contract for printers, found it discriminatory against non union workers and in violation of the Taft Hartley act. Judge Swygert ordered the union to stop using the contract and condemned continued closed shop aims in the newspaper industry.
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Swygert
Crow Attacks Kids in Detroit Suburb
In Dearborn a crow attacked several children including five year old Dennis Mancuso. Patrolman Clayton shot the bird after it bit him while seizing the exhausted crow. The carcass was sent to state laboratories for study.
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Detroit
State Scientific Laboratories
Dearborn
Dennis Mancuso
Dennis
Mancuso
Ike Ashburn Appointed Merit System Member
Governor Beauford H. Jester announced appointment of Ike Ashburn of Austin to the merit system council to fill the vacancy caused by M. J. Sorrell of Dallas resignation.
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Ike Ashburn
Austin
Merit System Council
Beauford H. Jester
Ashburn
M. J. Sorrell
Dallas
Color Change In Chameleon Linked To Emotions
The article notes that color shifts in a chameleon may partly reflect emotional states such as anger and fear. It explains how stress and mood influence skin color changes observed in these reptiles.
Ruth Melcher Named Queen Of Lee County
Ruth Melcher is crowned queen at Lee County events with parade featuring 54 floats and a Toonerville Trolley. Betty Lou Burthchell serves as princess with escort Prince William Blaha Jr. Hogs, crops, poultry, and dairy winners announced. Brown O. Spivey and Tom Cherry lead agricultural judging.
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Roy Allen
Richard Boswell
Louis Weiss
George Peruss
Betty Lou Burthchell
Elden Burtchel
Emil Schueler
Manheim
Joe Peters
Giddings
Gerhard Kilian
Lincoln
Tom Cherry
Schley
John Longley
Maise
Dan Schultz
Lebaugh
Victor Unlang
Oscar Ardit
August Zoch
Balsan
E. O. Winkler
F. B. Bage
Oscar Voight
Alfred Sanders
Joe Frobase
Brenham
Washington County
Harold Franke
W. J. Moore
Texas A&m
Douglas Symmank
Giddings Ffa
Paul Pratho
Bobby Rodgers
Lexington
Floyd Zach
Milton Behrend
Leroy Mutschink
Jersey
Ruth Woefel
Irma Mertink
Serbia
Monroe Schatte
Edgar Wachsmann
Herman Kieschnick Jr
Paul Medack Jr
Walter Helmer Jr
Dime Box
Edgar Waschmann
Louis Woelfel Jr
Boars
Franklin Birnbaum
Clifford Rhodes
FFA
Delbert Geisler
Concord
Gilbert Koslan
Lee County
Ruth Melcher
Otto Melcher
Atom Draws Renewed Attention From Presidential Candidates
President Truman campaigns across Minnesota Wisconsin and Indiana urging voters to back his foreign policy and warning of a Republican led crisis while Dewey pushes in Missouri and Oklahoma with a sore shoulder and stops in St Paul Minnesota for a Republican women’s event as election day looms.
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Atom
Dewey
Missouri
Kansas City
Truman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Washington
Big City
Independence
Congress
Mankato
Minn
Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Oklahoma
St. Paul
Indiana
New Substance Held Patent
Research scientist Dr Manfred Curry from Boston says a wind driven ozone like substance named aran could induce unease fear and explosive rage in people in enclosed spaces such as telephone booths He notes aran concentration varies with wind direction influencing criminal propensity and suggests unhappy people during south winds are least likely to be murderers
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Evanston
INS
Manfred Curry
Boston
Mass
Northwestern University Journal of Law and Criminology
Curry
Dr. Curry
FFA third place meat and poultry awards listed
Monroe Schatte of Serbia 4-H earns third in poultry with a young pen of three laying pullets Reuben Rost of Ledbetter wins pen of three laying hens Rost and Reuben also place in cock category.
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FFA
Monroe Schatte
Serbia
Reuben Rost
Reuben St
Neutrals Seek Last-Minute Crisis Solution
The article reports neutral powers seeking a final diplomatic fix as Russia demands a one third cut in arms for the Big Five. Australia’s Colonel W R Hodgson was named chairman. Oscar Lange of Poland warned that American dollars are rebuilding a new imperialist Germany. US officials held talks with Britain and France on Berlin while Evatt and Lie weighed whether to intervene.
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Russia
W. R. Hodgson
Australia
Oscar Lange
Poland
University of Chicago
Assembly
Germany
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
Philip C. Jessup
Berlin
Jessup
Britain
Sir Alexander Cadogan
France
Alexandre Parodi
Bramuglia
Herbert W Evatt
Trygve Lie
Evatt
Crawford clothes price cut sparks cautious market attention
New York reports say Crawford Clothes Inc cut prices 20 percent on all new fall suits coats and sports wear with 61 stores in the east. Industry sources note no immediate follow suit by rivals while acknowledging a possible market softening though overall clothing sales show recent gains.
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New York
Crawford Clothes Inc
Crawford
Bantam Fancier Buys Eggs At Hutchinson Price
Larry Clarke in Hutchinson Kansas charges three dollars a dozen for bantam chicken eggs but buyers do not use them for cooking. They are snapped up by fanciers for hatching purposes.
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Big Hutchinson
Kan
Larry Clarke
Larry
Mexican labor swarm crosses border for farm work in Southwest
About 1000 to 6000 Mexican farm workers crossed the Rio Grande into El Paso to take jobs in Colorado New Mexico Arizona and West Texas. Workers were loaded into trucks trains and cars at concentration points with tacit immigration approval. Wages ranged from 2.50 to 5.00 per hundred pounds for cotton picking and related tasks.
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EL Paso
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
West Texas
Rio Grande
Denver
C. V. Mafidux
Pecos Valley
Juarez
Mexico
Tom Clark faces forced retirement of Los Angeles marshal
A Justice Department spokesman said the retirement of 72 year old US Marshal Bob Clark of Los Angeles is mandatory under civil service rules. Clark has been ordered by the Civil Service Commission to retire effective Oct 29.
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Washington
Justice Department
Tom Clark
Bob Clark
Los Angeles
Clark
West
Civil Service Commission
UT Students Back Thomas In New Unit
Austin chapter of Students for Norman Thomas and a New Party formed in County Courthouse. Bill Fain elected chairman, Carter Pate secretary, William A. McAnear program chairman. They challenge any party to debate on radio or in a hall and propose three aims for a new party including ending boom bust war cycles and promoting peace. Olcott Sanders, organizer, outlines support for a threefold program and wagon vote strategy. A meeting before the election will feature a recorded address by Tucker P. Smith, Socialist VP candidate.
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Austin
Norman Thomas
University of Texas
Bill Fain
Carter Pate
William A. McAnear
Olcott Sanders
Tucker P. Smith
Spitz Rescued From Dry Well After Hot Day
Austin’s weather weary dog, a white spitz owned by L. E. Dickery of 408 Sterzing Avenue, fell into a 20 foot dry well. Fire department rescued the animal but the heat could not be beaten and the spitz did not survive.
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Austin
L. E. Dickery
Sterzing Avenue
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