Upton Notable Primary Casualty in Key State Races
The Associated Press reports Republican Senator Robert W. Upton of New Hampshire lost a three way GOP primary to Norris Cotton, while incumbents mostly survived. The NH result mirrors a broader set of primaries in nine states fueling contests for Senate and House seats, governorships, and local offices. Carroll won Colorado Senate nomination, facing Allott, Johnson seeks Colorado governor, and Wisconsin races showed Zimmerman leading for secretary of state with Larkin challenging GOP, as Utah's Bosone clinched the Democratic nomination.
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Two Area Hog Men Top National Barrow Show Honors
Holst Brothers of Austin and Gilkey Farms of Owatonna won championships at the National Barrow Show. Eugene Holst, 19, showed the reserve Hampshire gilt and its junior spring title, part of the Hormel Foundation Hampshire herd. Gilkey Farms captured the grand champion Hampshire boar Prince High Hope, a repeat winner from Minnesota and Iowa fairs.
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Owatonna
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Barrow
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Barrow Show Highlights National Hampshire Victory at Barrow Show
Schedule outlines breed sales and judging across Thursday and Friday. Gilkey Farms entries powered by a National Barrow Show purchase, linking to Hampshire grand champion barrow shown by Byron Meech of Beloit Wisconsin. DuRocs from Fennmar Farms Ohio claimed top spots in boar and reserve barrow.
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Primary returns show Bjornson top in DFL Senate race
In Minnesota the DFL leads in key contests as Val Bjornson tops the U S Senate field with 135 978 votes from 1 885 precincts while Freeman overwhelms Rasmussen 162 994 to 34 212 from 1 388 precincts. Peterson leads GOP for treasurer as Holm and Donovan win DFL nods for secretary of state and Duluth’s Donovan dominates in the race.
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Albert Lea
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Bjornson
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Orville Freeman
Paul Rasmussen
Farmer-Labor Party
Freeman
Elmer Anderson
Anderson
P. Kenneth Peterson
State House
GOP
Karl Rolvaag
Holm
Mike Holm
Joseph Donovan
Duluth
Roscie Marsh
St. Paul
Marsh
Eden Seeks French Brussels Pact Answer
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden travels to Paris to seek French Prime Minister Mendes France’s approval for a British plan to enlist West German troops in a revised Brussels pact. Eden aims to secure U S and British assurances on remaining forces in Germany weapons curbs and manpower ceilings as France weighs NATO compatibility. The outcome hinges on Mendes France’s acceptance before Eden reports to the NATO Council.
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Reds
Administration Boosts Deficit 434 Billion
The Eisenhower administration raises the projected fiscal year deficit to nearly 4% of the budget while cutting 3 billion from security programs and increasing outlays in civilian areas to spur production and jobs. The July 1 1954 fiscal year overview shows total spending cut from 65.6 billion to about 64 billion.
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Reinartz Leads in Mower Dodge County Nominating Ballots
In county nominating votes Albert Reinartz easily led for sheriff with Norm Sollie in second. For register of deeds Parl Enger topped the field, while Roy L. Miller beat Carl Griebel for second. Holand and Huseby led the state senate ticket with strong margins in the six-candidate race.
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Albert Reinartz
Norm Sollie
Parl Enger
Roy L. Miller
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Holand Ho'ds
Holand
Mower County
State Senate
Huseby
Adams Farmer
County Farm Bureau
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Hayfield
Earl Padelford
Austin Farmer
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Terville
Robert G. Distad
Dodge County
Reinartz
Sollie
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Enger
Wesleyan U Will Receive Large Gift
Illinois Wesleyan University will gain about 500000 dollars from the estate of Springfield philanthropist Mary H. Blackstock who died at 85. Her will also leaves 960 acres of Kansas land valued at 100000 dollars plus 400000 dollars, with income from the land to be used annually.
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Merrill J. Holmes
Illinois Wesleyan University
Mary H. Blackstock
Springfield
Blackstock
Ira Burton Blackstock
Homes
Kansas
The Fight Is Postponed For Weather Delays
The Marciano Charles heavyweight title bout in New York was postponed 24 hours today due to weather conditions.
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