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Democrats Likely to Retain Senate Control in 1950s Vote
Fragmented campaign analysis shows Democrats with 15 contests secure, six in doubt. Republicans face 20 seats up, with seven truly contestable. If Democrats hold nine or more of the doubtful seats, Senate remains Democratic. Republicans would need ten wins to seize control. Committee chairmanship implications loom as party balance shifts across Appropriations, Foreign Relations, Finance, and other key panels.
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How's Yours, Q A Quiz of 10 Tricky Questions
A scrambled reader quiz asks 10 questions across topics from ships and weapons to law and history. It includes multiple choice style prompts and requests correction of a garbled passage, with references to notable cases, names, dates, and political topics.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files August 15 1952
Readable fragments note Cory Merchants victories over Buffalo Colored Stars 17 to 7 and a Sunday win over Blooming Valley. Birth announced Janice Ermel. Mrs Mariana Ruth Winne 52 dies at East Main Street home. Union Street concrete work planned from city line toward Chineh Street. Death of pioneer hotel man William M. Rourke noted. Police and labor unrest items, riot charge against six men, AFL strike context. Car crash fatality near Washington, Pa.
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Dairy Milk Price Set At 4 94 Per Hundredweight For July
Dairy farmers in six state New York milk shed will receive a uniform price of 4.94 per hundredweight for July deliveries, announced by Dr. A J Pollard acting market administrator. June price was 4.93. July 1951 price previously 4.23. Total milk consumption in July reached 337,814,248 pounds, the highest month in federal state marketing history, up 19,770,888 pounds from last year.
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Almon E Canfield Dies in Spartansburg at 68
Almon E Canfield of Spartansburg died last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. He was 68, lived in Spartansburg six years, co owned the Red and White Store, previously lived in Sherman, and was the last surviving member of his family. Friends may call at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 100 in the Hush cemetery plot in the family plot.
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AFL Wind Up Meeting Sets Presidential Appeals
The America Federation of Labor wraps a five day meet in Atlantic City with plans to invite presidential candidates Dwight D. Eisenhower and Arlan Stevenson to speak. The AFL also adds a Fraternal delegate from the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions to address about 700 delegates at the convention opening September 15 in New York.
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Pennsylvanis Home Rule seeks funds for road improvements
Altoona, Pa. The Home Rule Association votes to press for more money from the next state legislature to fund road projects. The Finance Committee notes leaders plan to seek about 12% of a mile tax fee for improvements, with officials hopeful for support from state leaders. The group outlines continued efforts in the upcoming session and cites local figures Albert McCandless of Butler County as a proponent.
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Jamestown Manhole Incident Alleges Child Burns
In Jamestown the Health and Hysist Board approved draining a manhole at Wil Ham and Srowl streets. A two month old child was previously burned on a manhole cover near the same area. A separate incident led to a $6,000 dinar alarm. details are unclear as the report notes confusion and multiple events surrounding the cover and bicycles.
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Manhole incident injures two children in James Town
Police report Anthor Vitel burned his hands and the same manhole cover in a puzzling incident involving two cousins, Steph en Ousimeno and Vitello, with one boy reportedly buried and rushed to James town Gesieem Hospital.
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