Governors Elected Across States in Tuesday Ballots
United Press reports the following governors were elected Tuesday with incumbents marked by X. Notable results include Dan McCarty in Florida, Frank Clement in Tennessee, Allan Shivers in Texas, and Dan Thornton in Colorado among others. Final tallies and party affiliations listed per state.
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Howard Pyle
Arkansas
Francis Cherry
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Delaware
J. Caleb Boggs
Florida
Dan McCarty
Illinois
William G. Stratton
Indiana
George N. Craig
Iowa
William S. Beardsley
Kansas
Edward F. Arn
Maine
Burton M. Cross
Minnesot
C. Elmer Anderson
Nebraska
Robert B. Crosby
New Hampshi
Hugh Gregg
New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechen
North Carolina
William B. Umstead
North Dakota
Norman Brunsdale
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Rhode Island
Dennis J. Roberts
South Dakot
Sigurd Anderson
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Texas
Allan Shivers
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
Vermont
Lee FE. Emerson
West Virginia
William C. Marland
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
Yugoslav Official Accuses Premier of Serbia of Stealing His Wife
In Zagreb a government official, Ljubodrag Djuric, charged Peter Stambolic with stealing his wife at the Yugoslav Communist congress. Tito restored order, promising an investigation and indicating possible enemy interference. Djuric was expelled amid uproar as Milovan Djilas sought calm.
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Mechanical Brain Earns Respect
In New York UP reports Univac predicted Eisenhower would win in a landslide at 9:30 p.m. EST before odds swung to favor Eisenhower at 7 to 1. CBS staff marveled then doubted the machine as it adjusted its forecast amid electronic wheeze and blinking lights.
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Uncertain Voter Seeks Help After Voting Machine Fails
Desk Sgt. William E. Kreiling said a woman telephoned from McKeesport to report uncertainty whether she had voted. She claimed she pulled the lever and nothing lit up at the police headquarters voting site.
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YMCA Council To Meet Thursday On Tournament Committees
YMCA athletic council led by President Paul Frye will meet at 8 p.m. in Room 208 at the YMCA to appoint committees for the National YMCA basketball tournament set for next March in High Point, which recently won the hosting rights.
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Lausche Wins Unprecedented Fourth Term As Ohio Governor
Democratic Gov. Frank J. Lausche was elected to a historic fourth term in Ohio. Charles P. Taft conceded defeat as Lausche widened his margin across the state.
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Farmer Concedes Newark Loss To Eisenhower
Henry Krajewski, who ran as the poor man's candidate, conceded defeat in Newark New Jersey to Dwight D. Eisenhower the GOP nominee.
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Senators Elected Across States In A Congressional Roll
The following senators were elected Tuesday across multiple states. Incumbents are denoted with X and party affiliations include Republicans and Democrats, with term lengths varying from full to two years. Key names include Knowland Purtell Bush Williams Beall Stennis Smith Ives Langer Kennedy Symington Pastore Gore Watkins Flanders Byrd Kilgore Malone Martin McCarthy.
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William F. Knowland
Connecticut
William A. Purtell
Prescott Bush
Delaware
John J. Williams
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Maine
Frederick Payne
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall
Mississippi
John C. Stennis
Nebraska
Hugh Butler
Rat Blackout Hits Ankara Power Station Stuns City
A rat entered a main generator at Ankara’s power station causing a temporary citywide blackout and $15,000 in damage. Workers kept the rat preserved in alcohol as a souvenir of the incident.
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Two planes collide near Selma killing three fliers
A pair of jet planes collided at 16 000 feet above Craig Field Selma Alabama killing three airmen Lt Curtis Smith Ward instructor pilot Aviation Cadet James FE Rhegness Knoxville Tennessee and Lt Willis Gregory Kershaw South Carolina Ward's mother lives in Selma
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Curtis Smith Ward
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Willis Gregory
Kershaw
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Write-in vote for constable in Micanopy
An Alachua County voter in Micanopy, Florida cast one write-in ballot for President Truman for the position of constable.
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Moore County Endorses Eisenhower In Close County Count
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Congressional and Presidential Vote NC 1834 Precinct Totals
North Carolina vote totals show Stevenson leading Stevenson 602247 to 501810 nationally. state offices list Umstead Hodges Bridges McMullan Ballentine Check etc with party results. Constitutional amendments on tax levy and filling vacancies appear with counts from 489 precincts and totals for for and against. Complications of pregnancy linked to overweight status noted.
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