Monroney And Thomas Plan For Runoff
Oklahoma City July 6 Sen Elmer Thomas and Rep Mike Monroney rally for the July 25 Democratic runoff Monroney led after Tuesday with a 14095 margin over Thomas In the holiday primary Monroney won 201338 votes to Thomas 187243 from almost all precincts Both predict victory and accuse opponents of federal influence Johnston Murray led Governor ticket with 233223 votes but falls short for outright win Ferguson Pawnee newspaper man named Republican governor nominee
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Elmer Thomas
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Monroney
Campagin
Thomas
Mas
Johnston Murray
William O. Coe
Murray
Coe
W. H
Bill) Alexander
Senate
Jo O. Ferguson
Pawnee
Farm electrical safety guidance for fuse work
When changing a fuse or working on electrical apparatus on the farm stand on a dry board not on a wet or damp floor or on the ground.
Negro preacher on Little Rock ballot for alderman
Federal Judge Trimble ordered the county Democratic committee to place Rev. J. H. Gatlin on the Democratic ballot for the July 25 primary in Little Rock. The ruling sets a state precedent by requiring a nonwhite candidate be allowed to run. Committee chairman R. G. McDaniel said the panel would comply with the order.
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Little Rock
Ark
Thomas C. Trimble
Democratic Committee
J. H. Gatlin
Arkansas
Gatlin
South
R. G. McDaniel
UP Correspondent Kalischer Believed Captured in Korea
United Press correspondent Peter Kalischer is believed captured by North Korean forces near Suwon after being listed missing for hours. Associated Press reporter Tom Lambert, later located at Taejon, reported safely to Tokyo by telephone. An army spokesman confirmed Kalischer’s disappearance and belief of capture.
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Washington
United Press
Peter Kalischer
Kalischer
Associated Press
Tom Lambert
Suwon
Lambert
Taejon
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Korea
Davis Seeks Speedy Trial Over Birth Certificate Racketeering
Davis, a noted criminal lawyer and former Truman campaign aide, asks for a speedy trial after a federal grand jury charges him in an eight count Chinese birth certificate racket. He says he aided birth certificate requests but did no personal wrongdoing and condemns the indictment as a flawed legal concept.
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San Francisco
George T. Davis
Northern California
Truman
Davis
Tom Mooney
China
E. Wells Bailey
State Department
Sacramento
Widow awarded 115000 from steamship firm
New York July 6 A federal court jury awarded Opal Naylor 115000 to compensate her husband James F. Naylor and his survivors after he died at sea when struck by a wave aboard the S S Alleghany Victory. The verdict splits 40000 for the deceased’s pain and 75000 for survivors including 15000 to each of the widow’s two children and 45000 to son Ronald 14.
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New York
North Carolina
Isthmian Steamship Company
Opal Naylor
Pfafftown
Winston- Salem
N. C
James F. Naylor
S. S. Alleghany Victory
Tanya
Ronald
R. C. Palmer
Police Knew Him All Right
Chicago reporter tells how lawyer Andrew Leone was located at a police station after Officer William O Connor identified him from a warrant for failing to appear in court on an $8 50 taxi bill. Leone posted a $50 bond and was released. The piece notes Ketchum Idaho as a major sheep shipping point.
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Chicago
Andrew Leone
William O'Connor
O'Connor
Cortez
Leone
Iowa voters split on Brannan Plan as undecided rise
From Washington, 13 percent wholly opposed and 31 percent in favor yield 50 percent split in poll returns. Nine percent undecided and 41 percent had not heard enough to form an opinion despite year of Brannan Plan debate. Farmers resist pressure from unions and farm groups, affecting primary outcomes.
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Iowa
Brannan
A. F. of
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Tourists Flock to Europe Despite Korea War Fears
New York July 6 a survey of seven steamship lines shows only two report travel cancellations due to fears the Korean fighting could widen. The result indicates the Europe-bound tourist trade remains robust despite wartime tensions.
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New York
Steamship Lines
Farmer offers eye sale to fund daughter June’s care
Gastonia man R. B. Neelands 50 proposes selling one eye to raise funds for his 16 year old daughter June who has a spinal ailment and cannot walk. He says asthma and bronchial trouble limit his work and he needs money for medical treatment and to restore her mobility.
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Gastonia
R. B. Neelands
Route 3
June
Neelands
Nee
Transplanted Kidney Functioning Well in Chicago
Mrs. Howard Tucker, 49, received a kidney transplant from a recently deceased donor at Little Company of Mary hospital. Reported to be doing very well after the June 17 operation, with one failed kidney removed and the new organ already aiding her recovery. She had suffered kidney failure with only ten percent function prior to surgery. She is said to be sitting up for meals.
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Chicago
Howard Tucker
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Lands Sold Land Owner Buyer Attention June Vision
A brief item notes that lands owned by an individual were sold and that the sale drew attention to June's vision. No further details on participants or locations are provided.
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June
BC Powders or Tablets Provide Quick Headache Relief
A vintage drug ad touts BC powders and tablets as fast acting relief for headaches neuralgic and muscular pain. The formula combines multiple popular ingredients for stronger effect and comes in tablet or powder form with the same relief. Two tablets equal one powder and prices shown 10¢ and 25¢.
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