Congress in a rush to finish business before convention
In a frenzied session as the convention nears, Congress debates trade, draft, housing and farm prices, while the Senate and House consider a parade of measures. Harry Cain argues against socialized medicine. House honors Girl Scouts and Zoll regulations, with many bills unlikely to pass. Time, like politics, marches on.
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Rep Jones To Face Republican Opponent in Alabama Race
Huntsville reports Rep. R. E. Beb Jones the Democratic nominee from Alabama's Eighth District will be opposed by Republican Marry F. Fraha who secured the nomination after Jones ran unopposed in the May 4 Democratic primary.
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Girls' State Elects Officers Including Two Doshan Sisters
In Montgomery AP report Faye Samford a 17 year old Lee County high school senior was to become the 88 governor of Girls State. The new Governor is daughter of Mr. and Mrs J D Samford of Auburn her father a district supervisor for the State Extension Service and her great grandfather W J Samford former Governor of Alabama in 1900. Other officers named include Carolyn Robinson lieutenant governor Frances Summerville state secretary Eleanor Allen state auditor Betty Greene state treasurer Joan Holland superintendent Rose Terry Stewart agriculture commissioner Nancy Jackson national committeewoman Ruth Pearce tonal committeewoman Bobbie Saxon president of Public Service Commission Aileen Lang Augusta Walden and Martha Grimes among others.
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Anniston
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Justice Joyce Guthrie Sworn In At Town Hall Ceremony
Justice Joyce Guthrie and Town Ley Chief Justice Lucien D. Gardner swore in the newly elected office holders last night. The encampment opened Sunday night at Huntingdon College and will close Saturday.
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Prison Probe Group To Be Named Soon
MONTGOMERY AP. A committee to investigate Alabama prison conditions will likely be announced next week. State Prison Director Frank Boswell said he was informed. House Speaker W. M. Beck and Lt. Gov. C. Inter are contacting people to serve. Most members will be the same as those named by the 1947 Legislature before Gov. Folsom vetoed the measure.
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Summoned To Settle Six Delegate Disputes
The Republican national committee faces six contested delegate disputes from Georgia Mississippi South Carolina and Alabama. The four man contest committee chaired by Ezra Whitla will forward findings to the full committee with appeals possible from the convention credentials committee and on the floor. Contests involve groups led by Foster vs Tucker in Georgia and Hendrix-Leevy vs Gerald in South Carolina with Negro participation a point in both states. Mississippi disputes center on Perry Howard and Ansom Sheldon positions.
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Boston Families Shrinking Amid Housing and Divorce Pressures
Boston families are shrinking with the average household containing one and a half children, down from two a decade ago. City regular Michael J. Manning cites divorces and a housing shortage as driving factors, while unrelated notes mention flax yields and a committee proposal.
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Separating coat from waste rock using a limestone coating
A method to separate coat from sists other heavy waste rock is described, employing a wat suspension of finely greyed talline limestone that coats the material to aid separation.
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