Biossat on Riots and Western European unity against Russia
Editorial argues Soviet riots in Paris and Berlin aim to derail Western defense pacts. It states the German peace treaty and six nation army pact threaten Soviet leverage, urging Europe to resist fear campaigns and maintain rising defense progress to deter war and prevent Moscow from exploiting divisions.
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Paris
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Western Europe
Kremlin
Bonn
London
Bean says no reliable method to predict conventions this year
Louis H Bean, economist and statistician, cautions there is no exact method to forecast party outcomes at nominating conventions. He notes unpredictable factors from strikes to crime charges and Korean War effects, and says only after conventions might predictions be credible.
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Ashington
NEA
Louis H. Bean
Dr. Bean
House of Representatives
Louis Bean
Department of Agriculture
United States
Bean
Pr. Bean
Senate
Period of residence for U S presidential candidates debate
The text questions whether a 14 year continuous residence is required for presidential candidates. It notes the Constitution does not specify continuity and references Herbert Hoover in interpreting residence as preceding elections. It adds that the phrase has historical usage about fostering education in universities.
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U.S
Herbert Hoover
Pinza Horn Location and Grey Novels Question
The Q and A records ask about Italo singer I¢zio Pinza horn location in Rome Italy and note Zane Grey wrote fifty novels. It also queries the year laws were first passed to pension wounded war veterans with a date 3792 to aid Revolutionary War veterans.
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Rome
Italy
Zane Grey
Eagles Split Twin Bill With Buffs in Texas League Action
Dallas Eagles and Houston Buffs split a doubleheader 2 1 and 6 0 with Dallas missing a chance to gain in the Texas League standings. Big Dave Hoskins pitched a two hit shutout in the nightcap for Dallas while Max Peterson hurled eight hitless innings for San Antonio against Fort Worth. Beaumont swept Oklahoma City 10 5 and 8 3 as Roughnecks belted 14 hits per game and new second baseman Kurtz from Missouri impressed in his pro debut.
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United Press
Dallas Eagles
Houston Buffs
Buffs
Eagles
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Shreveport
San Antonio
Missions
Fort Worth
Dave Hoskins
Hoskins
Max Peterson
Cats
Roughnecks
Ent Kurtz
University of Missouri
Bonham Daily Favorite sports brief and notices
A Bonham Daily Favorite clipping notes game action with Tulsa homer by Bob Wellman and Oilers fall in nightcap. It mentions John Weisenburger and Leroy Jarvis as key hitters and outlines Monday night shifts: Fort Worth to Dallas, Tulsa to Oklahoma City, Beaumont to Houston, and San Antonio to Shreveport.
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Tulsa
Bob Wellman
Oilers
John Weisenburger
Leroy Jarvis
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
Shreveport
Soviet Athletes Break Records Say Prague Paper
A Prague newspaper reports Soviet Olympic runners setting new marks in the 6,000 meter event. It notes two Russian runners recently surpassed Olympic times, highlighting their prowess.
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Vuismna
Prague
Tron Curtain
Olympic
Major League Teams Switch Game Locations
Traveling major league clubs move to new parks for four afternoon and three night games. AL matchups include Washington at Chicago and Boston at Detroit. NY at St Louis tonight. NL features Pittsburgh at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn under lights with Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia by day. Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a pair after rain washed out two yesterday. Cardinals beat Braves twice 7 2. Reds win opener 6 1 while Phils take night 3 0. Cleveland sweeps Boston 7 9 and 5 4. New York defeats Chicago 3 0 then loses 2 1. Washington splits with St Louis 8 5 and 3 2. Detroit action noted.
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United Press
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Pitsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Giants
Pittsburgh
Dodgery
Cardinals
Braves
Phils
Reds
Cleveland
St Louis
Czechoslovakia’s Zatopek Outpaced in Kiev Races
Czechoslovakia’s ace distance runner Emil Zatopek and a Russian rival beat the record he set in 1948 for the 40 000 meter run. The Kiev races this month trimmed more than four seconds from the 6000 meter mark and about 38 seconds from the 10000 meter mark.
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Czechoslovakia
Hmil Zatopek
Zatopek
Kiev
Jaycees Gather in Dallas for 32nd Annual Convention
About 4,000 members of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce head to Dallas for the 32nd annual Jaycees convention starting tomorrow. The event features a state relations parade and numerous banquets and parties.
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Dallas
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Spudders Hold First in BSL Standings After Tight Win
In the Big State League action Wichita Falls Spudders stay atop after a 4 to 3 loss to Waco Pirates. Temple climbed to second by defeating Texarkana Bears 15 to 6, while Tyler jumped to fourth by beating Paris 9 to 8. Bears tallied 15 hits but Temple pitcher Spyker held.
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United Press
Wichita Falls Spudders
Waco Pirates
Temple
Texarkana Bears
Tyler
Paris
AL Austin
Longview Cherokees
Bears
Spyker
Eagles
Texarkana
Waco
Pirates
Spudders
Wichita Falls
Longview
Austin
Woolley Promoted to Master Sergeant in 40th Infantry Korea
Billy J Woolley son of Mr and Mrs Q C Woolley Metor Pexay recently was promoted to master sergeant while serving with the 40th Infantry Division in Korea Now on one front south of Kumsong the 40th entered the fighting last January after 11 months of training in the U S and Japan Woolley is a member of Tank Company of the 224th Infantry Regiment He entered the Army in October 1950.
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40Th Infantry
Korea
Billy J . Woolley
Q. C. Woolfey
Metor,Pexay
40Th Infantry Division
Kumsong
U. S
Japan
California National Guard
Union
Woolley
224Th Infantry Regiment
Delegates Named to THDA Convention
Delegates from the Fannin County Home Demonstration Council were named for the Texas Home Demonstration Association state convention. Attendees met the new agent Miss Bess Brooks. Named delegates include Mrs Ray Pulliam Windam Mrs Ralph Tilger Trenton and Mrs Bob Justice Arledge Ridge. Alternates are Mrs Joe Combs Nobility and others.
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Fannin County Home Demonstration Council
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Bess Brooks
Ray Pulliam
Windam
Ralph Tilger
Trenton
Bob Justice
Arledge Ridge
Joe Combs
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