Brown Direct Opposite of GOP Opponent
Edmund G. Patt Brown, a San Francisco born attorney general and Democratic candidate, appeals as a moderate with an average man look while attacking Republican Sephil Knowland on right to work. Brown, who switched to the Democratic party in 1934, emphasizes labor cleanups and would be California's first Democratic governor since 1938 if elected.
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Patt Brown
California
Sephillim F. Knowland
Brown
Knowland
State Assembly
Trains Kill Two In Separate Mishaps
Henry McBride aged 41 of Verona died when his truck collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at a crossing in O’Hara Township. Joseph Brandiner 57 of the Hazelwood district was struck and killed after slipping under the wheels of a Baltimore and Ohio freight train while crossing tracks in Hazelwood. Allegheny County deputy coroners reported the incidents yesterday.
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Verona
Joseph Brandiner
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Brandtner
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Hazelwood
Allegheny County
Two Indicted In Slaying Of Girls In Beaver County
Beaver County grand jury indicted Theodore Pallow, 28, a Midland steelworker, for the March 3 killing of Rosalie Leis, 21, of Vanport, and James Moore, 60, of Aliquippa, for the May 1 killing of his girlfriend Claudine Bell.
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Theodore Pallow
Midland
James Moore
Aliquippa
Beaver County Prand
Pallow
Rosalie Leis
Vanport
Moore
Claudine Bell
McElroy Addresses West Pointers On Defense Reform
McElroy told the U S Military Academy graduating class that disputes within the armed forces should be settled without Congress, while warning a congressional reorganization bill could undermine unity. He defended separate service traditions as strength but urged unified operating effectiveness.
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Defense
McElroy
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U.S. Military Academy
Eisenhower
Je McElroy
Atlas Intercontinental Missile Flight Marks Successful Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fin A The Air Force logged telemetry data on the Atlas ICBM test. The launch, the eighth in a series, roared into the afternoon sky and appeared to go well as technicians review the flight to prep for a potential first intercontinental range mission within two months.
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Cape Canaveral
Fin
Air Force
Ite
Atlas
Heparteaty
Riots Erupt At Portugal Rally Turned Into Clash
In Lisbon a clash broke out between police and Delgado supporters at a rally for the opposing presidential candidate in northern Portugal. Some injuries were reported as the campaign neared a three day pause before voting. Separately, India’s Export Council announced plans to ship sewing machines valued at over 126000 dollars to the United States pending a mutual agreement.
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Lisbon
Polive
Oppositon
Humberto Delgado
Export Council In
India
United States
Burglary Leaves Camera Behind in Apartment
Police report a burglar rummaged a city apartment leaving a vari able movie camera behind. Mrs. Perkins found the camera after returning home and saw an elderly man in a stouch hat in her bedroom. Detectives noted tampering at a neighboring doorway details point to a prior victim.
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Beadut
Harry Perkins
Murphy's Buy Now Sale Signals Long Run Expansion
Murphy's announces a three week Buy Now sale starting tomorrow to celebrate the 58th anniversary of the Murphy Company. The note highlights rapid growth from one store in McKeesport in 1900 to 820 stores across 16 states and DC, with seven new openings in early 1954 and 28 more planned by year end. The company emphasizes faith in the economy and intends to continue expansion despite conditions. A separate item notes Mary Bourque, 103, of Melrose, Mass, died yesterday leaving 120 direct descendants.
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GC. Murphy Company
McKeesport
Ane
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District of Columbia
Murphy
Melrose
Mass
Mary
Bourque
Rette
TV Highlights and Programs Ward Bind New York iM-'Tiere' 10" denying has the Ute at men tke
A fragmentary TV industry reminiscence covers a longtime supporting actor entering television after twenty years in film. It recalls production challenges in the 1950s era, including wagons, location shoots near Thousand Oaks and hidden costs, plus the ripple effects on crew and equipment and the shift in billing and fame. The piece names John Quincy Adams Was Woman and hints at political-era figures influencing TV expectations.
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New York
Fis
Th Dependence
Sacramento
Cale
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