Democratic chairman accuses southern De mocrats of GOP links
In a Texas peace tour closing note, DNC chairman Paul M. Butler denounces Southern party members as poseurs for Republicans, while excluding Governor Allan Shivers who backed Eisenhower in 1952. The report also notes a proposed huge drydock at Bremerton and other nationwide items.
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Hardware and Beacon Wax Featured in Summer Fix-Up Push
Hardware paint and linoleum dealers position themselves as summer fix-up HQs amid a DIY boom. Beacon Wax promotes its floor wax Beacon Wax its remover Beacon All Stands Wax and Dirt Remover Beacon Paste Wax and Thrill furniture wax through these stores highlighting easy, no rub shine for home projects.
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Porters on Molotov Train Report Tipless Grumble
Chicago dispatch notes porter Khaepell Stroud from Oakland says no tip was given to him after the Molotov arrival. The item sits amid a mosaic of disparate 1940s world events including policy moves, a Hamburg plant blast, a New York burglary case, and a bank robbery in Minneapolis.
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Ex Grafton Men Guilty in Abingdon Burglary Case
Neil Freeze of Grafton West Virginia and Ralph Stuart Fast of Chicago were found guilty of burglary in Washington County Circuit Court. Freeze received five years and Fast seven years in the state penitentiary. A motion to try them on attempted murder indictments at the September term was pending before Judge T L Hutton. A third man escaped after the caper began with patrolman Slemp wounded during the intrusion at a local laundry on June 5.
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How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Advice on preventing slipping false teeth by using PASTEETH powder. Describes alkaline non acid formula that secures plates, avoids gummy taste, and claims comfortable fit. Instructional tone urges readers to obtain FASTEETH at outlets.
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