Primaries Around the Nation Feature Mixed Democratic Races
The piece notes Democratic contests in Maryland Rhode Island and Wisconsin with Lane Mahoney and Pastore names, mentions tax policy as a key issue, and lists candidates including Dennis J. Roberts Edward L. Leahy and Wiley versus Finan, plus Fairchild and other Wisconsin contenders in a crowded senate field.
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William Preston Lane, Jr
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore
Lane
Rhode Island
John O. Pastore
Senate
J. Howard McGrath
U.S
Edward L
Milwaukee
Democratic Party
Taft Denham Feud Over Taft Hartley Powers Ends With Move
President Taft and Senator Taft clashed over the Taft Hartley act and the board led by Denham. Two failed attempts to abolish Denham’s office kept the power struggle alive. Denham, facing continued friction, plans to leave public service for private law practice in Washington.
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Denham
General Counsel
Taft
Congress
Truman
General Counsel’s
Senate
Washington
Council Deliberates On German Units In Armament Plan
Diplomats note the Ache por plan faces a key hurdle over whether to include German military units. France and the United States show broad disagreement shaded by timing and politics. American officials say any decision would likely be non firm and take months to implement. A stray recipe sentence appears about a frozen dessert pie.
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United States
Council
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D Day Diary Describes Bombardment Near Wolmi Island
An eyewitness account recalls the shelling nine miles from Wolmi Island as ships exchange fire at dawn. The morning hush ends with rapid gunfire from the channel, the roar of 8 inchers echoing across the bay.
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Wolmi Island
Congress in Review of Early 1950s Budget Legislation
The report outlines signed measures across defense social security civil rights and foreign aid. It notes deficits and expansions including a 2.5 billion ECA fund, 10 million added aged workers, and FEPC passage facing a Senate filibuster.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
House
Senate
Brannan
Alaska
Hawaii
Modern washing service saves time and money for homemakers
A persuasive call to use modern laundry services, arguing weekly home washing is back-breaking and health damaging. It promotes professional options as affordable and convenient, suggesting housewives should abandon weekly at-home washing in favor of outsourced services.
Controls Begin Monday limit on consumer credit
The new regulations curb expansion of consumer credit post Korea hostilities. Down payments vary by item, with exemptions for autos over 5000 and other items over 2500. many dealers expect little sales impact while some risk losses in used cars and nothing-down appliances. The rules last until June 30 with no agency head named yet for the economic stabilization office.
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Korea
Federal Reserve
Mr. Truman
Don’t Hoard Sugar Says U S Move to Balance Stock
The United States recently bought Cuba’s entire sugar reserve of 600000 tons. This purchase creates the largest sugar stock in history and urges Americans to avoid hoarding to ensure ample supply for all.
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New York
United States
Cuba
UN Troops Cross Han River Into Seoul Suburb
UN forces in Seoul area made rapid advances as a South Korean radio reported a Marine column with 45 ton Pershing tanks crossing the Han River near Kimpo airfield and entering Neung Kok. Yongdongpo was captured, and U.N. units were said to have penetrated inside Seoul as Inchon siege ends.
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Han River
Kimpo Airfield
Seoul
Neung- Kok
High Command
Yongdongpo
U.N
Han
South Korea
Adm
Sohn Wun al
Relman Morin
Inchon
Hotel Association Convention Set for High Point in December
Charlotte September 16 The annual convention of the North Carolina Hotel Association will be held at High Point December 5. This decision was made at a meeting of the association's board of directors today.
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Charlotte
The
North Carolina Hotel Association
WHS
High Point
Association
Child Killed By Car Driven By Wade H Walker
An 11 year old boy, Author Alonzo Alexander, was struck and killed on Wilkinson boulevard in Charlotte by a car driven by Wade Hampton Walker, a former All America football tackle at the University of Oklahoma and now an assistant coach at North Carolina State College. Walker posted a $500 bond pending a coroner s inquest. The incident occurred as the boy and his father crossed the highway, near Catherine Alexander. Walker, 26, formerly lived in Gastonia.
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Charlotte
Wade Hampton Walker
University of Oklahoma
Alonzo Alexander
Wilkinson Boulevard
W. D. Hines
Walker
North Carolina State College
William Alexander
Arthur
Gastonia
Wolves, Panthers And Hyenas Seek Food
In the United Provinces near Lucknow forests were cleared for food production, leaving wolves hyenas and panthers homeless. Official reports say the beasts killed 12 persons mainly children, with unofficial counts higher. Ten armed police squads patrol the countryside seeking the animals with limited success.
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NEW _ DELHI
India
United Provinces
Lucknow
Final Rites Today For Dan Tompkins
Sylva observes funeral services for Dan Tompkins 60, 1948 lieutenant governor candidate, who died Friday in Swannanoa VA hospital. Service at Sylva Methodist Church at 2 30 pm, Rev. W Q Grigg officiates, burial in Webster Cemetery family plot. Honorary pallbearers include American Legion post members, church board stewards, Dillsboro Masoch Lodge. Graveside rites by American Legion. Tompkins former state representative from Jackson County and former publisher of the Jackson County Journal.
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Sylva
Dan Tompkins
Veterans Administration Hospital
Swannanoa
Sylva Methodist Church
W. Q. Grigg
Webster Cemetry
William E. Dillard
American Legion
Church Board of
Steweards
Dillsboro Masoch Lodge
Tompkins
Jackson Counety
Jackson County Journal
Chemical Explosion Kills One in Tennessee Plant Blast
A chemical explosion at the Rohm and Haas plastics plant in Knoxville killed one worker and sent about 50 others to hospitals with injuries or illness from gas fumes. A fire followed the blast in an acid-filled tank, prompting emergency response.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Rohm and Haas
Shaw Stabilizes at Hospital After Fracture and Illness
G B S Shaw, the 94 year old Irish playwright, remained in stable condition today at a Luton hospital where he is being treated for a thigh fracture and bladder ailment. A noon bulletin described him as comfortable and cheerful as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Luton
Eng
George Bernard Shaw
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