New Roosevelt Dynasty Seen in FDR Jr Election Triumph
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr won the New York congressional seat once held by Sol Bloom, running on Liberal and Four Freedoms tickets despite no Democratic nomination. He vows to remain 100 percent Democrat as observers note the rise of a Roosevelt political dynasty amid Manhattan uproar.
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German Freedom Spark Appears in Berlin Vote
General Lucius D. Clay warned that Germany must be restored to the community of western nations or risk a Soviet aligned future. Berlin early returns showed no clear Communist support as voters rejected a police state and Communism in the 2,000 member Peoples Congress.
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Causes of Traffic Deaths Highlight Driver and Pedestrian Errors
A Northwestern National Life Insurance case study cites stupidity, bad manners, and liquor as leading causes of auto fatalities, estimating 74 percent of deaths from driver or pedestrian errors. It details speeds, signals, and habits as major factors and notes 15 percent from alcohol. Also included is a bizarre report of Michael Hippisley, a 14 year old in London who sneezed 150000 times in nine days, seeking relief from doctors amid pollen sensitivity.
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Parking panic hits Great Bend lot as revenue stalls
In Great Bend, Nebraska, parking space is scarce and Joseph Nolan, a short term operator, reports a drastic drop in demand. His downtown lot brought in only exactly 1.20 dollars in eight days despite efforts including free parking.
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Doak family opposes socialized medicine in analysis
Joe and Mary Doak, with two children, examine how socialized medicine would raise direct and indirect costs and burden families with bureaucracy. They argue, supported by their doctor, that private care via Dr Jones remains preferable to a government scheme. The piece notes past gold standard shift and unresolved $2 billion concern.
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Wild West Showman Col Miller Defies Georgia Law
Col Miller 71, head of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show, and driver James Colbert were stopped in Georgia doing 75 mph in a 55 zone. Miller, without a license, refused to stand trial and threatened jail as troopers charged them with permitting use of an unlicensed operator. Sheriff notes Miller’s defiant stance.
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Casey Stengel Drives Yankees Toward Early Lead
Casey's revived black-clad confidence lifts the Yankees as young stars Coleman Kryhoski Henrich Brown Johnson shine. Pitching staff led by Raschi Porterfield Byrne Reynolds Page results in sustained clutch hitting and fielding. Giants Dodgers Pirates Cardinals race tight with four games separating eight clubs after three weeks.
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Pecan Trees Profit Tip for Orchard Spacing
Four to five well spaced pecan trees per acre yield higher profits than crowding twenty or more. Better growth, more fruit, and efficient resource use through proper spacing.
Rome Beauty Apples Move From Cooking to Eating Grade
Rome Beauty apples remain plentiful in the market and, though often labeled for cooking, many are ripe and high quality enough to be eaten fresh. This shift reflects current fruit maturity and consumer preference for versatile use.
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