House Shakeup Looms as State May Lose One Rep
Washington reports the 1950 census may trigger a 16th shakeup in the U S House. Seventeen states could gain or lose seats, with California and New York most affected and Pennsylvania likely to lose two. Redistricting lies with states and public vote rules will determine how new seats are filled. The electoral college will also reflect the post census shifts.
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Fred Zuly
James Marlow
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Memao
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New York
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Oregon
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Florida
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Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
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Congress
Girl Fatally Stabbed With Scissors in Quarrel
In Chicago a 16 year old girl is held in juvenile home awaiting an inquest into the death of her older sister 18 from a quarrel over clothing and boy friends. Irene Zawistowski said she threw scissors at Adeline who was struck in the breast and died at the scene.
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Chicago
Daniel Healy
Irene Zawistowski
Adeline
Healy
Joseph Mooney
Irene
West North Avenue
Labor Leaders Appeal to Governor for Fines
Attorneys for Philip Konitz and two Black defendants convicted after a Forsyth county labor disturbance ask Governor Cherry to replace jail and road sentences with reasonable fines. John Harden says the plea is under consideration after the U S Supreme Court appeal was denied.
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Winston-Salem
Philip M. Konitz
R. Gregg Cherry
Cal Roberson Jones
Margaret DeGraffenreid
Forsyth County
John Harden
The
Sentinel Today
United States Supreme Court
North Carolina Leader Named New Carolina Motor Club Chairman
J Elmer former lieutenant governor of North Carolina is named chairman of the board of directors for the Carolina Motor Club succeeding Edgar A Brown of Barnwell president of the South Carolina senate Re elected yesterday were President Coleman W Roberts of Charlotte and Treasurer C C Armstrong of Gastonia
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J. Elmer
North Carolina
The
Carolina Motor Club
Edgar A. Brown
Barnwell
South Carolina Senate
Coleman W. Roberts
C. C. Armstrong
Gastonia
Conservation of Soil Urged By Farmers
Siou x City Iowa October 29 Chairman Hope said the house agriculture committee found a strong farmer preference for soil conservation as a long range priority. The group heads for Kansas City for another grass roots tour hearing on future federal policy. Farmers testified for continuation of the present program with revisions including soil conservation price supports and production controls to prevent price depressing surpluses.
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Sioux City
Hope
R-Kas
House Agriculture Committee
Midwest
America
Kansas City
Police On Prison Visit To Be Searched
About 450 police from the Illinois Police Association southern division will visit Stateville penitentiary in Joliet. Warden Joseph B. Ragen says each officer must undergo the standard search for guns gum and other forbidden items before entering the prison walls.
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Stateville Penitentiary
Joseph Be. Ragen
Ragan
Rds
Illinois Police Asociation
Ironing cotton and linen with long sweeping strokes
The article advises using long sweeping strokes when ironing cotton and linen fabrics. It emphasizes smooth strokes to prevent creases and achieve a neat finish.
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