Eight top Democrats sketched in preconvention portraits
Readable fragments outline eight prominent Democrats: Ben Bareley portrays a veteran orator and perennial hopeful. Arriman, a long career in business and public service with prior roles under Roosevelt. Kefauver rises with national fame after his crime committee work. Kerr-McGee oil heir and longtime Oklahoma political backer. McMahon of Connecticut a sponsor of atomic energy measures. Richard B. Russell of Georgia, respected panel chairman. Adlai E. Stevenson, Illinois governor seen as presidential timber. and Harry S. Truman, president weighing a bid with declining support and pledged votes.
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Ben W. Bareley
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Isington Hadley
Bre Arriman
Meqains
S. Kerr
Fionaire Oklahoma
Arkley
Log Cabin
Olahoma
Tof Kerr-McGee Oil Indusc
Gigas MacArthur
Marty
MC Mahon
Connectic
Atomic Energy
Congressional Energy Committee
Record Acreage Of Hybrid Corn Planted
Washington July 15 The Agriculture Department reports a new record with 84.4 percent of corn acreage planted in hybrids. Five of six acres carry hybrids this year versus one in 1,000 in 1933. Total corn area 53,369,000 acres. hybrids on 70,366,000. Hybrid seed availability and southern states drive further increases as hybrids sweep the belt.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Massage Saves Patients After Hearts Stops
Chicago report highlights cardiac massage as a life saving maneuver. Dr Frank Cole of the Lincoln Nebraska VA Hospital cites 322 arrests where artificial circulation was via heart massage. In 47 recent cases started within five minutes, 46 survived, suggesting near full recovery potential after cardiac arrest.
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Vpi
Frank Cole
Lincoln
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Veterans Hospital
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Cole
Cemetery Offer For Peace And Quiet At Long Island Site
New York July 15 2 The government proposed leasing a one family house within Long Island National Cemetery to provide peace and quiet for those seeking escape from city noise.
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New York
Long Island National Cemetery
Cops Probe Chill At East York After Fatal Double Tragedy
Toronto report details a freezing incident where a police heat reader hit zero. Two World War I veterans, Gilbert J. Osmundson, 63, and John G. Osmundson, 61, died within hours of each other in what pointed to a shared attack. A double funeral followed. Also notes an Indian Mohawk village of about 400 residents living in Brooklyn apartments.
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East York
Alene
Ide
Boapital
Gilbert J. Osmundson
John G. Osmundson
Austin Granted Two TV Channels By FCC
The Federal Communications Commission awarded Texas Broadcasting Corp of Austin channel seven and Capital City Television Co of Austin channel 18. A Beaumont Port Arthur assignment for channel four was withheld due to conflict with other applicants. Port Arthur College and Lufkin Amusement Co sought channel four. Enterprise Co Beaumont Broadcasting Corp and KTRM Inc sought channel six. Major league pitchers averages are noted.
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Austin
Federal Communications Commission
Beau-mont-Port- Arthur
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Austin Way
Channel Seven
Capital City Television Co
FFC
Port Arthur College
Lufkin Amusement Co
Beaumont-Port Arthur
The
Enterprise Co
Beaumont Broadcasting Corp
Ktrm, Inc
Shabby Little Man Amassed Fortune From Frugal Start
Ralph George Baldwin, ailing rooming-house resident who died July 4 at a clinic, left an estate exceeding 1 million dollars. His wealth came from a Kansas farm inheritance about 40 years ago and from 14 000 shares in auto industry stocks plus 75 000 dollars in cash at a Kansas City bank. He had previously worked as a Chicago dry goods clerk and later ran a small bicycle shop here.
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Ralph George Baldwin
Kansas
Baldwin
Chicago
Yale Numbers Given Men Exchange Home
Yale Brand Pickle Products and the Easie Clothing center join Yale University telephone exchanges in New Haven. Evidence references the term State for Yale’s new switch. The article notes ancient commerce between Egypt and Crete over 6,000 years ago.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Easie Clothing
Yale University
Egypt
Crete
Negligent Shepherd Roybal Sentenced for Abandoning Sheep
Peter A. Roybal a 42 year old sheepherder with Sudin Johnson Sheep Co. is serving a 90 day jail term after pleading guilty to abandoning a herd. Sheriff's officers say Roybal wedged off from the flock attended by company officers and the sheep were rounded up quickly. The company pressed charges under a little used statute.
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Peter’ A. Roybal
Sudin-Johnson Sheep Co
Roybal
Jess
Behind Your Switch A Moment Of Electric Service
Instantly available at the flip of a switch, electricity brings entertainment comfort and convenience to modern living. Behind your switch are 3000 trained workers maintaining high service standards and billions invested in plants lines and substations. Continuous research and planning aim to keep service dependable and costs low.
Woman Attacks Officer During Jail Transport in Maryville Tenn
A Maryville mother of two struck a highway patrolman during an arrest, was knocked unconscious, and treated after the incident. Officer John Marshall testified he was punched as she screamed and fainted. Doctors noted no hereditary sinusitus connection.
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Maryville
Tenn
John Marshall
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