Democrats Map Campaign For Benton And Ticket
Hartford June 15 Democrats outlined a fighting campaign to reelect Senator William Benton of Southport and carry Connecticut for the party’s presidential nominee. The state convention renominated Benton and instructed 16 delegates to back Senator Brien McMahon for President, naming Stanley J. Pribygon of Hartford for concrete man-adarare. The convention also named central committee officers, district delegates, and alternate delegates to the national convention, with detailed listings of officials and nominees for various posts.
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Connecticut
William Benton
Southport
Benton
Brien McMahon
Stanley J. Pribgson
Adarre
Wilam_A. Purtell
West
Pribyson
Anton N. Sadlak
Rockville
Alfie M. Urbinati
Norwich
Kefauver Campaigns In His Own Back Yard
Senator Estes Kefauver ran a presidential campaign segment from his home on Father’s Day in Washington. The informal TV pickup portrayed a family affair with Kefauver joking about pajamas and breakfast, as friends and delegates visited during his Tennessee campaign efforts. His father Robert Cooke Kefauver and wife Nancy shared moments, reflecting a homegrown political moment and Mrs Kefauver’s quip about campaigning more successfully than he.
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Estes Kefauver
Fathe
Robert Cooke Kefauver
Parts
Madisonville
Tenn
Nancy
Barkley Defends Foreign Policies in Campaign Interview
Vice President Alben W Barkley said foreign policy tied to national defense and world peace will dominate voters in the presidential race. He noted he sat in on conferences shaping Truman era policy and would largely continue those policies, aimed at preserving peace suppressing aggression and sustaining the UN while allowing future modifications.
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Washington
Alben W. Barkley
America
Gannett News Service
Barkley
Ahd
United Nations
Georgia Democrats Name 2 Voting Delegates for Nation Convention
Georgia Democratic state committee plans to name a two vote delegation to the party's national convention while other states report primaries and campaign activity. Senator Estes Kefauver campaigns in the District of Columbia for delegates to be named in Tuesday's primary. Senator Richard Russell meets with delegates in Bismarck North Dakota. Harriman discusses security with President Truman. Senator Kerr meets Iowa delegates in Des Moines. Senator Taft in Washington with no appearances scheduled. Eisenhower establishes pre convention campaign HQ in Denver.
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Maine
Senate
House
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Richard B. Russell
Bismarck
N.Y
W. Averell Harriman
President Truman
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Iowa
Des Moines
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Brewster in Maine Primary Battles for Senate Nomination
Portland Maine June 15 AP Sen Owen Brewster and Gov Fred Payne enter tomorrow's Maine Republican primary amid bitter campaign tactics and charges of smears. Brewster seeks to extend 12 years in the Senate while Cross Hussey and Bishop vie for governor. Polls open 6 am to 10 am and close by 7 pm EST.
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Portland
Owen Brewster
Frederick G. Payne
Brewster
State Senate
Burton M. Cross
Leroy F. Hussey
Governor’s Council
Neil S. Bishop
Senate
House
Robert Hale
Charles P. Nelson
Clifford G. McIntire
Earl
Grant
Roger,p. Dube
James C. Oliver
Film Actor Tom Brown Returns From Korea
Major Thomas E. Brown the Hollywood actor returns from the Korean War aboard Gen. W. F. Hase at Fort Mason. He is greeted by his wife Barbara and sent to Camp Stoneman for separation as he plans a return to Hollywood.
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San Francisco
W. F. Hase
Tom Brown
Brown
Maj
Thomas E. Brown
Fort Mason
Barbara
Sacramento Union
Camp Stoneman
Hollywood
Luc
Overtime Parking Anaconda A Housewife Calls Police
A housewife asks police to remove a car parked in front of her home for two years. The vehicle has occupied the same spot, prompting the request for action.
CIO Ratifies Pact At H. O. Canfield Meeting
Local 176 of United Rubber Cork Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America re elected Elmer Dickerson to a third term as president. The group ratified a new contract with H. O. Canfield Co with changes including a one cent hour cost of living wage rise a seven paid holidays Good Friday added and time and a half for Saturday work The contract may reopen in nine and 18 months on wage issues and five percent cost of living if needed. The union represents 270 Canfield workers.
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United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America
CIO
Elmer Dickerson
H. O. Canfield Company
Sokol Hall
Dickerson
Elmer Holstoway
Marion Chapman
Victor Camillo
John Coba
Alberta Trew
Stella Ambrosini
Albert Bushinski
Arthur Meradian
Ovila Arsenault
Eugene Mack
Trew
Mary Jacovino
Bushinski
Mr. Y
McBride
Karl Buck
Joseph Manoni
James Armino
Guides
Buck
Sentinel
Canfield
Mouth Beauty And The Daily Necessity Of Flossing
Alicia Hart urges daily dental care focusing on floss use to remove food particles between teeth and augment brushing. The piece notes flossing benefits after meals and alongside sound diet for long term oral health. A second AP brief describes New York Weather Bureau rainfall measurement via a tipping bucket on the roof, recording each inch of rain as the scoop tips.
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Alicia Harther
Beauty Eaiten
NEW York
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kangaroo Australia Story at Loew’s Pai with stars O'Hara
Maureen O’Hara and Peter Lawford star in Kangaroo The Australia Story, a Technicolor outdoor spectacle filmed in Australia. Robert Bassler produced and Lewis Milestone directed, with a strong supporting cast including Finlay Currie, Richard Boone, Chips Rafferty, and Randy Scott in a rugged action style.hoodlum Empire pairs with Carson City and The Lady Says No as other features. Red Ball Express and No Room for the Groom headline at Majestic.
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Peter Lawford
Loew’ Pai
Twentieth Century-Fox
Robert Bassler
Lewis Milestone
Montezuma
Finlay Currie
Richard Boone
Chips Rafferty
Brian Donlevy
Claire Trevor
Majestic
Majestic Theater
Transportation Corps
Patton
Jeff Chandler
Alex Nicol
Judith Braun
Charles Drake
Jacqueline Duval
Chandler
Nicol
Army
the Majestic
Don Defore
Spring Byington
Groton Man Heads Sons of Revolution
Salem V. Smith of Groton was elected president of the Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution at the state meeting in the Rathbun Free Memorial Library. The SAR planned repairs for the War Office on Lebanon Green and outlined July 4 events in the Hall of Flags at the State Capitol. New vice presidents were James R. Case Bethel H Wheeler Parrott Bridgeport and Albert C. Merriam New Haven.
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Salem V. Smith
Groton
Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution
Calvin C. Bolles
Windsor
Rathbun Free Memorial Library
SAR
War Office
Lebanon Green
State Capitol
James R. Case
Bethel
H. Wheeler Parrott
Bridgeport
Albert C. Merriam
New Haven
Theater Time Table at LOEW POLI MAJESTIC and More
The LOEW POLI shows Hoodlum Empire at 3 10 6 No Room for the Groom at 2 25 5 25 8 25 Johnny Ray at 1 39 6 07 1 15 4 32 8 07 8 00 1 15 4 32 8 07. MAJESTIC Red Ball Express at 1 00 3 58 6 55 9 55 Carson City at 3 20 6 26 9 32 Lady Says No at 2 00 5 02 8 08 Johnny Ray at 4 52 7 52. CART CINEMA Caesar and Cleopatra at 6 50 9 10 with short subjects 8 55.
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Majestic
Red Ball Express
Merritt
Carson City
Johnny Ray
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