Republican Leader Calls Back to 1948 Platform Principles
Senator Morse urges GOP to draft a statement of party principles echoing the 1948 platform. GOP senators meet to discuss the plan as Chairman Gabrielson seeks a campaign statement. Morse says the 1948 framework offers a clear policy direction for the party.
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Morse
R-Ore
GOP
Guy G. Gabrielson
Millikin
Colorado
Senate Republican
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Mercy killer Dr. Sander wins town support vote
In Candia New Hampshire a vote of confidence from 605 of 650 registered voters backed Dr Herman N Sander 40 amid murder charge for injecting air into cancer patient Abbie Barretto 59 to hasten death The doctor free on 25000 bond awaits Hillsboro county grand jury action as townsfolk praise his dedication and humane welfare stance The New Hampshire Academy of General Practice also voiced support
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Abbie ©. Borreto
Goffstown
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Candia
Sander
Abbie Borreto
New Year Baby Not Here Yet in 1950 County
Grafton and Taylor county have no 1950 births by 10:20 AM as Sentinel checks with Grafton hospital. Associated Press reports on first babies elsewhere, Barton's Department Store offers a layette to the first local baby, no time limit. Parents and doctors urged to notify Sentinel immediately.
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Grafton
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Parrack Dies at 74 in Kingwood Home
Frank E. Parrack, 74, Preston county attorney and West Virginia state bar executive council member, died at his Kingwood home after a month of illness and a recent minor operation. A 1903 WVU Law graduate, he practiced in Tunnelton and Kingwood, served as assistant U.S. attorney from 1924 to 1933, and was a former Preston county prosecutor.
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Laughs At Science And Automobiles In The Sixties
Hal Boyle argues modern science promises wonders but has yet to improve human relations. He recalls 20th century marvels from automobiles to television and warns against pursuing endless gadgets without uplifting the human spirit. He questions the value of eternal life if society degrades. He suggests science should focus on social progress, not just speed and gadgets.
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Pittsburgh Consolidation
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Island Creek Coal Company
West Virginia
Lews
Peace group protests Jap prisoner over war tax status
In Shland Kentucky peace activists protested outside the Federal Correctional Institution seeking release for Katsuki James Otsuka an American born Japanese inmate who refuses to pay war taxes. Commissioner Yager ruled Otsuka not a pauper due to cash and assets and announced no immediate release. pickets vow to continue daily as bromley and others condemn the tax, claiming his sentence should end with payment.
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Covington
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Brookville
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Lawrence Cornwell Burned In Home Explosion
Lawrence Cornwell age 30 of Independence suffered severe burns in a New Year’s Eve home explosion. He was cleaning auto pistons in a gasoline filled pail near a heating stove when ignition sparked the blast. Neighbors and firefighters battled the flames. about one hundred dollars damage. Cornwell is hospitalized in Gratton City in satisfactory condition.
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Power Co to Spend 71000 on Grafton Substation Upgrades
Monongahela Power Company plans 71000 in improvements to Grafton including a larger substation capacity, two new power centers near Hazel Atlas Glass and Knotts Avenue, and automatic systems. Charles Jarrett, district manager, says several phases and further rural expansion in Taylor County are planned as funds are approved and lines extended to reduce voltage loss and improve service.
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Grafton
Charles Jarrett
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
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St. Johns Street
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Taylor County
Famed French Scientist Georges Claude Released From Jail
Georges Claude, 77, famed French scientist credited as the inventor of neon lights, has been released from a prison term for Nazi collaboration.
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Georges Claude
Truman Denies U S Troop Use to Block Formosa
President Truman reportedly stands against deploying American troops to impede Communist forces on Formosa. He may still provide economic and political backing to Chiang Kai-shek and offer advisory help, while NSC members urged no change in policy. Critics warn of imperialist backlash in Asia.
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Dewey Attacks Socialized Medicine In State Address
Governor Dewey will denounce federal plans for nationalizing medical care in his annual message to the New York Legislature. He argues New York already maintains high health standards without socialism and criticizes compulsory health insurance promoted by the federal government and Oscar Ewing.
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Dewey
Britain
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New York
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John Foster Ee
Montana Cold Wave Bites With 32 Below Zero
A brutal cold wave from Canada sweeps Montana with temperatures plunging to 32 below zero. Officials warn of intensifying icy conditions as a north wind drives the artic air mass into the state and toward Wyoming with further lows forecast to dip 30 to 40 below tonight.
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Gambler Herbert Noble Faces Continuing Threats
From his Oak Cliff home in Dallas, gambler Herbert Noble, hospitalized after a Saturday night shooting, warned he may take the law into his own hands. He cites six life threats, including a prior murder attack on his wife and ongoing dangers to his daughter Freida, insisting he has done nothing to deserve these assaults.
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