What If a Major Candidate Dies Before Election
James Marlow explains how both parties would respond if a Democratic or Republican nominee dies before election day. Democrats rely on the Democratic National Committee to quickly name a replacement. Republicans could call a new convention or rely on the committee, but instructions from states could create confusion.
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James Marlow
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Sen
John J. Sparkman
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Blonde Call Girl Witness Ties Scandal to Jelke Case
New York authorities revealed Pat Ward 19 the former Miss Raye secretary is the same blonde who attempted suicide in Martha Raye's apartment and testified before a grand jury probing Minot Jelke II heir to a 3 million oleomargarine fortune in a $500-a-night prostitution ring case. The grand jury aims to wrap up by Friday.
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New York
Young Jelke
Miss Ward
Miss Raye
Jelke
Cafe Society
Manhattan
Soviet Communist Party to meet in Moscow and draft new constitution
The Union Communist Party Congress will meet Oct 5 for the first time since 1939 and may replace the Politbureau with a Central Committee Aeon, adopting a new constitution and five year plan details. Stalin signs the announcement in Pravda outlining agenda and leadership reports.
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Henry Shapiro
United Press Staffee
Moscow
Union Communist Party Congress
Communist Party
All- Union Congress
Soviet Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Pravda
Georgi M. Malenkoy
All-Union Congress
Malenkov
Politbureau
Central Committee
Stalin
M. Z. Saburov
P. G. Moskatov
Central Auditing Commission
Siberia
Central Asia
Baltic Republics
Auscaucasus
Baltic Coast
Poly
Lesson Hand Jacoby On Bridge
In this lesson North-South seek the Jacoby transfer, with alert play guiding auctions and opening lead choices. The diagram shows WestEast with a strong two bid potential, and declarer planning to optimize honors including the Jack lead from South.
How West Could Deduce Who Held the Jack of Clubs
West failed to identify the jack of clubs as the outlining of play shows. East did not lead the jack when given a trump trick, implying East did not hold it, so West could deduce his partner held the jack and adjust his defense accordingly.
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West
East
South
Declarer
Bank of America President Giannini Dies in San Francisco
Lawrence M. Giannini, president of Bank of America and a defining figure in American banking, died after a prolonged illness at age 57. The founder’s son led the world’s largest bank and opposed government controls, dying after a heart attack while in an oxygen tent.
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San Francisco
Lawrence Mario Giannini
Bank of America
Giannini
Antihistamines Help Urticaria But Do Not Cure It
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains hives or urticaria arise from sensitivities to foods drugs or other stimuli. Antihistamines relieve itching and improve appearance but do not cure the underlying allergy, and cause must be found and removed when possible. If not, treatment remains difficult with no surface remedy to make the hives disappear.
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Dean
Doan
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
CIO to Resume Campaign In Southern Mills
The CIO Textile Workers Union of America plans to renew efforts to raise wages for Southern textile workers. TWUA President Emil Rieve cited a recent South Carolina arbitration award granting a 5 percent raise to 1,200 workers at Mt. Vernon Woodberry Co. in Columbia as a moral booster for bargaining.
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New York
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
TWUA
Emil Rieve
South Carolina
Mt. Vernon- Woodberry Co
Columbia
Race Politics Trial Begins in Kinston Defamatory Leaflets
The trial of two Kinston men in Lenoir Superior Court opens over defamatory campaign literature from last spring's gubernatorial primary. Leaflets showed Olive with campaign workers including a identified Negro and implied he would appoint Negroes to top state posts. Judge Clawson L. Williams presides.
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Kinston
N. C
Lenoir Superior Court
Ents
William B. Umstead
Hubert E. Olive
Olive
Clawson L. Williams
Sanford
TV set growth projected to reach 53 million by year end
Experts warn that if television adoption keeps rising at the current pace the United States could see about 53 million sets in use by year end. They cite increased affordability and new models as driving factors.
American Far East Policy Wrecked After Fifty Years
Duke historian Dr. Paul H. Clyde told a Johns Hopkins conference that half a century of U.S. Far East policy is flawed. He blamed neglect of Asia, rushed open door and China policies, and limited understanding of Eastern civilizations, urging deeper study to guide future diplomacy.
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Far East
Duke University
Paul H. Clyde
Southeast Asia
Johns Hopkins University
Manchuria
Pearl Harbor
China
Clyde
Duke
America
Asia
Philippines
Cina
Europe
Latin America
Eastern
Clyde Remarks on Ocean Width and Asian Distances
Dr Clyde notes that for most of history the Pacific Ocean appeared vast and that millions in Asia were distant. He emphasizes perceived scale changes over time and the impact on cultural awareness.
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Dr. Clyde
Pacific Ocean
Asia
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