Walter Reuther Wins UAW Presidency in Landslide Victory
Walter Reuther and his allies swept to control of the CIO United Auto Workers executive board with a decisive victory. Reuther captured about 8,021 votes to 1,639 for challenger W. G. Grant, securing a strong majority and signaling a collapse of the left wing faction within the union.
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Ilwaukee
Walter Pather
CIO
United Auto
Puther
UAW
Ami
Aie
Ecame
Sme
Reuther
W. G. Grant
Sebmail
Mazey
Treasry
John Wingston
Richard Gosser
Majorit
Detroit
Mental Patients Evacuated When Hospital Burns
Boston July 4 UP pajama clad doctors and nurses evacuated 168 women patients at the Boston State hospital when fire broke out in a four story building. The blaze was quelled with a loss of 5000 dollars. None of the patients was hurt. Firemen brought the blaze under control within 30 minutes after the first alarm.
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Boston
Pajamaclad
Boston State
Twe
Frontrom
Prescott N Thursday 1947 Church Activities and Softball Games
Prescott notes show a 7 30 rehearsal at the Presbyterian church. Junior Co C vs Boswells at Cummins Field 6 pm and Senior Co vg Boswells Hardware vs Wards at 7 30 pm. W M U Meet at First Baptist with 18 members. program on Oriental People. Various social visits and Club events listed with numerous local names and hosts.
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Co. C
Boswells
Prescott
Cummins Field
Co. Co
Boswells, Hardware
W. M. UW
Jack Cooper
L. L. Buchanan
Clifford Johnson
Clifton Yancey
J. M. Ingram
Cooper
Arrival of Victoria Guthrie Heralded by Barham Family
Former Miss Sara Ann Barham announces the birth of a daughter, Victoria Guthrie, on Monday July 1 with Mrs. Jones listed as Prescott.
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Little Rock
Victoria Guthrie
Sara Ann Barham
Jones
Prescott
Dallas Man Convicted of Burglary
Harry Raymond Pope, 29, of Dallas, convicted in Hot Springs of burglary with a five year penitentiary sentence. Co-defendant Clarence Allen Bryant, also of Dallas, pleaded guilty and received seven years. The December drug store burglary involved a gunfight in which a burglar was killed and a Hot Springs police officer wounded. A separate note mentions an 18th century carriage ran briefly at three miles per hour after refueling.
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Hot Springs
Harry Raymond Pope
Dallas
Pope
Clarence Allen Bryant
Bryant
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Gene Male
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Saxon Regan
United Nations
Frans Gilbert
Sell Moberg
Loomis Barget
Cl White
Roy Duke
Frank Gilbert
Buchanan
Paul Buchanan
Lawson
Archie Johnson
Tom Cruse
Wirstian
Jack Harrell
Jess Hassing
Poy Mittman
John M. Man
A. Vo Regnier
Mark Justiss
Johnson
Frank Turberville
O. G. Hirst
Basil Munn
Zie
Jim Morris
J. BR. Bemis
Texarkana
Bill McNeil
Magh McDaniel
Atlanta, Ga
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Mrs. Elmer Tippett
A.B. Cox
Caroling
Gamaha, Neb
Charlie — Thomas
Mildred Pemberton
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Ramona Jean Swell
R. &. Lindsblad
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Pat Combs
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Z. W. Grimes
Sie Jones of
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Yew
B. V. Ferguson
Spqith
Jimmy Creoson
Tittle Tonle J
Martin Gilbert
Kris Weil
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Mae
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Camden
Mr. and
Millie Wills
Grand Prox
My. and & S
Don Jones, Jr
HEF CF
Eeierel
Mutual Network
BIS Ranch
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Emile Cate
AL Henry
Rhyth
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Soya
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J. Hugh Jackson
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Gang
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