District of Columbia primary shows Harriman gains from Black voters
In the District of Columbia Democratic presidential primary Harriman led Kefauver by a wide margin, boosted by African American voters and government clerks. Kefauver failed to mobilize labor support, while Truman implied backing Harriman signals broader civil rights emphasis in the party.
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Truman
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BeneVim Prompts Praise From Greensboro Woman
A Greensboro resident credits BeneVim with renewed strength and better sleep after two bottles. She recommends the product to friends and notes improvement in her endurance and nervousness. The ad touts BeneVim as a source of Vim, Vigor and Vitality for those run-down or tired.
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Ay Driggs
Grecestore
BeNeVim Money Back Guarantee Ad
A vintage advertisement promises a full refund if BeNeVim fails to deliver results. The claim includes a $1.49 price at the drugstore with no prescription required and asserts no substitute for health or BeNeVim.
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BeNeVim
ROK secretly tries 14 on conspiracy charges
In Pusan a civilian military court tried 14 men on charges of conspiring with Reds to overthrow the UN backed government. The National Assembly urged Rhee to open the hearing to the public, with observers noting likely limits on access. Charges include violations of the National Punity Act and related theft and embezzlement counts.
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Pusan
Korea
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Stock Market Advances Across Major Sectors
The New York market showed broad gains across nearly all major sections with most gains near a point or less. Advancers led by strong performances while Missouri Pacific Preferred fell about a point after a 3 percent yesterday rise as investors took profits. Santa...
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Missouri Pacific
Santa
New York Stock List Highlights Wide Range of Prices
A historical stock list shows percentages next to numerous companies including American Tel and Tel 15 percent and Armour Co 0.55 percent. Major names such as General Motors Goodyear and U S Steel appear among others reflecting varied market activity. Approximate sales total 780000.
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Admiral Corporation
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Alaska
Juneau
Ccccces Cove
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
American ‘Car & Fdy
American Power & LA
American Rad & St
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Eves
Anaconda
Armour & Co
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Atlantic
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Burroughs
Ma Calumet & Hector Canada My
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Carolina Power & Ltne
Free Omager &l
Goterplites Tractor Pane Corp Sons
Acampion Paper
Yonierporation
Columbia Gas & Elec Commercial Credit
Edison Consolidated Vultee Electric Autony
Emerson R & P
Firestone Rubber
Freeport Sulphur Jor Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Glidden
Goodrich Rubber
Lockheed Aircraft Loews
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trucks
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Rylf
Hudson Motor International Harvest Int
Nickel Can Int
Tel & Tel Johns Manville
Kennecott Coppe
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Murray Corporation
Nash Kelvinator National Biscuit
National Cash Registe
National Dairy Produc National Distillers National Lead
New York Central
North Ameican Avis North American Northern Pacific Phillips
Pittsburgh
Scr & B
Pullman Company Radio Corporation
Eee
Keith Orpheum
Repunls Steel A
Institute Continues In Greensboro With World Affairs Forum
GREENSBORO The annual Carolina Institute of International Relations highlighted debates on democracy and peace. William B Edgerton of Pennsylvania State College urged democracies to wage peace with Russia and explained a double revolution involving freedom and social order. Earlier Kermit Eby of the University of Chicago warned Pentagon influence is expanding fiscal and foreign policy power.
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Greensboro
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Pevcals
William B. Edgerton
Pennsylvania State College
Russia
Edgerton
Asia
Kermit Eby
University of Chicago
Pentagon 2
Chicken Hatchery Operator Faces Illness Dilemma
R W Pritchard of Colby a longtime chicken hatchery operator sought medical help as health problems emerged. Doctors said he suffers an allergy to chickens, prompting him to confront a major business and personal decision amid his 30 plus years in the hatchery trade.
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Colby, Kan
R. W. Pritchard
Pritchard
Tar Heel Seeks Pardon In Shooting of Trooper
Roy Kelly of Troy North Carolina petitions Governor Bat tle for a pardon after a seven year sentence for maliciously shooting a Virginia state trooper during a December 1938 Burlington robbery flight. He testified firing at the officer after crossing the Keys iatlor. Kelly's car was ditched and he later served 12 years in North Carolina.
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Kelly
Thomas
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