Foss’s War Heroism Propels South Dakota Bid
A veteran Marine pilot and Medal of Honor recipient, Joe Foss won the Republican primary for South Dakota governor, unseating rivals with a landslide margin. A Sioux Falls parade drew about 50,000 as Foss, 39, praised for farm policy focus and direct speaking style, moves toward likely statewide victory.
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Joe Foss
Guadalcanal Island
Foss
South Dakota
Eddie Rickenbacker
Joe
Unusual Jail Patron Sends $300 for Lodging
Los Angeles city jail receives $300 from an apparent former inmate named Cassi C. Lenzinger of Dallas. The rambling note says she spent a year in custody for forging and seeking work, claims never billed for jail expenses, and thanks the city for its care.
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Los Angeles
Leon V. McCardle
McCardle
Cassi C. Lenzinger
York Hotel
Dallas
Battle Over Fair Trading Waxes Warm
New York reports a rising clash over fair trade laws as manufacturers press cases against discount houses, while retailers resist and seek repeal. The debate spans state laws from Florida to Texas, with a pending Senate bill to extend fair trade to the District of Columbia.
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New York
Herbert S. Greenberg
National Assn. of
Discount Merchants
Texas
Missouri
Vermont
Florida
Delaware
Independence Chancery Court
Batesville
Ark
Arkansas
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Schwegmann
Minnesota
Utah
Tennesse
Georgia
Potomac
Washington, D.C
U.S. Senate
Senate
Wek
District of Columbia
Brownell Denounces Vigilante Action at Pasadena Dinner
U S Attorney General Brownell told reporters in Pasadena that no one may act as a vigilante. He warned against defying the President over classified material and said the Justice Department reviews McCarthy era transcripts daily to assess possible criminal action.
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Los Angeles
Brownell
Pasadena
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Rwis
McCarthy
Choice Grade Steer Expected to Yield 700 Pounds Meat
A choice grade steer weighing about 1200 pounds live is expected to dress out at roughly 700 pounds of meat. The估 value reflects standard carcass yield for cattle in the market and will influence buyers and processors coordinating beef supply.
Pravda Denies Knowland World Revolution Claim
Pravda callsKnowland's 1973 revolution outline a crude American forgery. Moscow radio cites Geneva dispatch from a RCP paper claiming the plan aims to disrupt Geneva talks and world peace.
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Pravda
Knowland
London
Moscow Radio
Russian Communist Party
Geneva
Chiang Kai-shek
Asia
Mao Tze-tung
Boy Dies From Burns In Hospital Fire Tragedy
In Kenosha Wisconsin a 15 month old boy Harry Gordon died early Thursday after an oxygen tent over his bed caught fire in the pediatric ward. The fire confined to the Gordon crib prompted evacuation of eighteen children with no injuries. Porter Marcus Mattox found the blaze and rescued the child, prompting nurse responders to act.
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Kenosha
Wis
Kenosha Hospital
Harry Gordon
Albert Gordon
Gordon
Marcus Mattox
Mattox
Bullet Proves Good Insurance Seller
Berkeley resident Howard Martin gave a life insurance sales talk to Paul B. McCracken when a bullet shattered a window and damaged McCracken’s radio. Martin calmly handed a pen. McCracken signed. Police said neighbor Hollis S. Berg, 25, fired a single shot in a failed suicide attempt. the 45 caliber bullet grazed Berg and struck McCracken’s radio.
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Berkeley
Calif
Howard Martin
Paul B. McCracken
McCracken
Martin
Hollis S. Berg
Burglar Demands Iron Then Flees After Robbery
A burglar who entered Miss Sueko Onoda's apartment in Tokyo took $18 and demanded her electric iron. He plugged in the iron pressed his coat and trousers and left, after the theft of the money.
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Tokyo
Sueko Onoda
Robot Checks Patient on Operating Table
The National Bureau of Standards has developed a robot doctor to monitor a patient on the operating table. The device automatically measures and records blood pressure heart rate and breathing during surgery. It addresses gaps when the anesthesia provider cannot frequently check vital signs.
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Washington
National Bureau of Standards
Lucia Jennison Celebrates 100th Birthday With Art Talk
Miss Lucia Jennison marked her centennial with a 40 minute art talk to 200 Lakewood Congregational Church attendees in Cleveland. She displayed about 30 watercolor paintings of flowers and landscapes and declined a microphone saying she was used to public speaking. Born in Templeton Massachusetts she taught art in Worcester and Cambridge for 40 years before retiring in 1921. She moved to Lakewood three years ago to reside near her nephew and niece.
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Lucia Jennison
Lakewood
Congregational Church
Templeton
Mass
Worcester
Cambridge
Mundt Observes 54th Birthday During Army McCarthy Hearings
Senator Karl Mundt marks his 54th birthday as he serves as temporary chairman of the Senate Investigations Subcommittee during the televised Army McCarthy hearings. He says no celebration is planned and expects more hard work.
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June
Foss
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
Senate
South Dakota
Albert Michelson First Nobel Laureate for Light Studies
Albert Michelson became the first Nobel Prize winner in 1907 for pioneering investigations into the nature of light. His experiments established crucial measures in optics and the speed of light.
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Albert Michelson
Eagles Honor Charter Member at 50th Anniversary
John W. Nockels, 72, Lookout Aerie charter member, will be honored at the Eagles 50th anniversary in Austin with guests Paul Williams Highley J Auer and Richard Hogan visiting him in LaCrosse Wis. Nockels, born Aug. 3 1882, moved to Austin in 1887 and later worked for several railroads before retiring in La Crosse four years ago.
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John W. Nockels
Lookout Aerie
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
LaCrosse
Wis
Paul Williams
Highley J. Auer
Richard Hogan
Nockels
Austin
Knights of Columbus
Austin Daily Herald
Charles Ellis
John Skinner
East Bridge
John Williams
Walter Terry
Feister and Thomas Grocery
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Soo Line Railroad
Bismarck
Northern Pacific
Jamestown
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la Crosse
Milwaukee Road
Economics Students OK at Real Thing
Towson Maryland. Goucher College economics class of 31 girls each analyzed a stock as part of a student investment project backed by nearly $1000 from the college. The fund earns about 6 percent annually and plans to create a scholarship once profits reach the target. Prof. Reuss praises results and now even takes tips from the students.
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Towson, Md
Frederick G. Reuss
Goucher College
Prof. Reuss
Progress Edition to Drop by Plane in Crestview
The Okaloosa News Journal will air its Progress Edition on June 24 delivering about 2000 copies by a chartered plane flying low over rural farms in Crestview. Editor James Hopkins announced the plan yesterday and emphasized safety and legality.
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Crestview. Fla
Okaloosa
Freshmen protest nude photos at Tokyo university
Fifty freshmen at Tokyo Ochanomizue Women's University protested a professor’s request for upper body nude photos for a so called scientific study. Parents joined the protest saying the students were ordered to pose during entrance physical exams. Authorities had no comment.
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Tokyo
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