Congressional Primaries Set in Eight States Tomorrow
Eight states vote tomorrow in congressional primaries shaping the 83rd Congress. Wisconsin features Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy supporting Leonard Mitt, amid a field with multiple incumbents retiring or defeated. Other outcomes include vacancies and potential turnover exceeding 60 new House members and several Senate seats.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
House
Arizona
Colorado
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Congression
Joseph R. McCarthy
Leonard Mitt
Owen Brewster
R-Me
Kenneth McKellar
Dtenn
Herbert R. O’conor
D-Md
Fred Seaton
Rneb
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Brewster
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
GOP
Robert Dube
A. A. Ribicoff
Dconn
McMahon
Ribicoff
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Robert L. Coughton
Ways and Means
John S. Wood
House UN- American Activities Committee
John FE. Rankin
Inquest Set Over Brunswick County Shooting Case
An inquest is scheduled for Wednesday into the death of Needham Garfield Ward Jr. shot by O P Makepeace at his Cherry Grove Beach cottage. Ward, 27, from Hickman Crossroads Brunswick County NC, was shot with a 20 gauge shotgun after an alleged house entry attempt as Makepeace and his wife played canasta. Ward reportedly said he was coming in and energized the confrontation when warned to back away. The incident occurred at Nixon Crossroads near Cherry Grove Beach.
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Cherry Grove Beach
D. C
Sanford
N. C
O. P. Makepeace
Harr
John Dix
Needham Garfield Ward, Jr
Nixon Crossroads
Dix
Ward
Hickman Crossroads
Brunswick County
Makepeace
One Dead Twelve Hurt As Storm Hits Cape Race
A hurricane with 120 mile winds passed off Cape Race causing one death and twelve missing or feared dead. The Panamanian tanker Foundation Star sank off the South Carolina coast earlier, with twenty rescued and ten feared lost. Two Massachusetts youths, Stephen Horton and William Currier, were believed lost as search operations continued. The hurricane center was 200 miles south of Cape Race moving northeast at 35 mph with 400 to 500 mile gale winds.
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Boston
Cape Race
Newfoundland
South Carolina
Foundation Star
Massachusetts
Stephen Horton
Quincy
Mass
William Currier
Newton
Coast Guard
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Separated Family Reunited After 37-Year Search
Roy L. Young, a Klamath Falls taxi-driver, reunited with daughters after a 37 year quest begun when he was in the Navy. He spent years and money traveling Nebraska Kansas Iowa and other states before a Utah discovery led to the reunion in Falls City Nebraska and Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Roy L. Young
Klamath Falls
Ore
Daniel Fuss
Lincoln
Fritz Roth
Falls City
Neb
Young
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Oregon
Navy
Ogden
Utah
Delbert Hall
Roth
Beauty Queens May Compare Measurements
At Asbury Park New Jersey the Miss America winner Neva Jane Langley will match her measurements with Mrs Mrs America Evelyn Joyce Schenk amid disputes with rival Atlantic City. Schenk fainted on announcement. judges faced criticism over attire rules. audience praised Schenk.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Atlantic City
America
George A. Smock
Neva Jane Langley
Geora
Evelyn Joyce Schenk
Smock
Schenk
Irvington
Betty Britt
Chicago
Mrs. Schenk
Mil ford boy stuck to same barber 66 years
Nine year old Joseph B. McClure has had his hair cut in the same Milford barber shop for 66 years, a local enduring record of loyalty and routine in Milford Massachusetts.
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Milford
Mass
Joseph B. McClure
East Boston Woman Receives 250 Transfusions
Miss Frances Barardi of East Boston has endured 250 blood transfusions in three years for aplastic anemia. A temporary muscle and nerve paralysis causing breathing stoppage can follow a lightning strike.
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Boston
Frances Barardi
East Boston
Egypt Army arrests 48 in drive on land reform
Cairo reports say 48 prominent Egyptians were seized to back Gen. Mohammed Naguib’s land reform plan. The roundup aimed to accelerate a social revolution with new cabinet to fast track transfers of land up to 200 acres to peasants and purge corrupt party leaders.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Gamhour el Misry
Uateky
Naguib
al Ahram
Aly Maher
Farouk
Wafd
Saadist
Forecast for U S cotton crop for 1952
The Agriculture Department projects a 1952 U S cotton crop of 13 889 000 bales a 6 decline from last month. Texas Oklahoma and the Southeast see losses offsetting gains in Central and Far Western states. Abandonment near 5 2 percent leaves 24 693 000 acres to harvest with a lint yield around 270 pounds per acre and overall crop condition 69 percent of normal on Sept 1.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
P Ct
Department
Texas
Oklahoma
Southeast
The
Crop Reporting Board
Arizona
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Virginia
Carolina
Caro
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
California
New skin anesthetic quotane aids ivy and heat rash sufferers
The article reports a recently produced skin anesthetic named quotane that resembles a cosmetic and causes no allergic reactions. It notes its use for poison ivy and heat rash relief. It also mentions Tokyo barges housing over 60,000 residents.
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Tokyo
Japan
Lockheed Plane Strike Halts Major Jet Production
About 25,000 Lockheed workers walked out demanding higher wages, shutting down production of jet fighters including the F-94 Star Fire. Union says government intervention only can end the strike after months of talks failing to bridge pay gaps. Nonunion and office staff not affected. plant in Burbank, California.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Air Force
Etro
International Association of Machinists
AFL
John Snider
Lockheed
Navy
Washington
Technica Ork
IAM
Defeat Expected For Red Proposed UN Membership
The United Nations Security Council prepared for a vote on a Soviet draft resolution to admit nine Western-backed states in exchange for five Kremlin proteges. Western spokesmen warned of an overwhelming rejection as the plan faced strong opposition before decisions on Japan and Indochina states Laos Cambodia and Vietnam. The United States backs Japan while France supports Laos Cambodia and Vietnam. Russia vows to veto all four.
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United Nations, N. Y
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Kremlin
Japan
Lao
Cambodia
Vietnam
United States
France
Jacob A. Malik
More Marts Open on Middle Belt Tobacco Sales
Five Middle belt markets opened for sales with tobacco quality ranging from poor to good. Durham Oxfordburg Warrenton and Henderson markets were to open September 2 but dates were postponed due to a late crop. Early sales showed higher than average prices on the first two days across the five markets that opened on Thursday.
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Durham
Oxfordsburg
Warrenton
Henderson
Thursy
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