Philadelphia GOP battle reshapes Pennsylvania primary field
In a pivotal Republican contest the party battles for control as Duff and Grundy vie for influence. Key figures include John C. Kunkle and Charles 8 Williams with Duff gaining backing from Joseph Grundy and being challenged by others in gubernatorial and senatorial races. Myers runs unopposed for renomination while Dilworth faces opposition in the gubernatorial race.
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Joseph Grundy
Éath ‘Otter
State Superior Court
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Fine
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Local clubs schedule weekly meetings and rehearsals
The Order of the Eastern Star meets this Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Church groups plan events across Wednesday and Thursday including dress rehearsals for senior plays Muckleberry Finn and Huckleberry Finn, Bible studies, choir rehearsals, and various church meetings.
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First Christian Church
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First Presbyterian Church
Egypt Rejects Farouk Kinship Marriage Move
Cairo reports Egypt’s royal council refused to recognize Princess Fathia’s California marriage to a Christian commoner. It ordered custody over Fathia and Queen Mother Mazi’s properties and demanded Fathia’s sister Waika return from the United States. The council, presiding over royal affairs, ruled the California union void under state law.
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California
Farouk
Fathia
Mazi
San Francisco
Riad Ghali
Fairouk
Waika
Unitedtates
Muhammed Zulfoukar Hey
Muhammed Ali
Lourt
al Ahrany
Settlement of Rail Strike in Brief
Chicago May 16 A railroad strike settlement was announced early today in brief. The agreement involves the union the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen with about 18 000 members and major railroads including the Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central Southern Railway Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific.
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Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hhe
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central System
Southern Railway
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Union Pacific
Explosion Cuts Power in Little Rock District
A gas explosion in a conduit tunnel under an alley in downtown Little Rock cut power for about thirty minutes. Firefighters used carbon dioxide to suppress the blaze as a manhole cover blew off and flames shot into the air. Officials called the damage very light and the outage affected six blocks. Printing at the Gazette was delayed by the electrical disruption.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Russia Cuts Reparations Against East Germany
Moscow announced a large reduction in its reparations bill to Eastern Germany, trimming about 3.66 billion dollars from the 10.06 billion owed. Observers said the cut aims to win German favor and counter charges that 1.5 million German war prisoners remain behind the iron curtain.
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London
Russia
Germany
Radio Moscow
Moscow
Rail labor arbitration settles second fireman demand
Settlement terms bind the parties to acceptance of the arbiter's decision after two presidential fact finding boards, under the federal railway labor law, ruled against the union on the demand for a second fireman on multiple unit trains.
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Federal Railway Labor Law
Russia accuses Iran of using American experts on border surveys
Moscow claims Iran employed U S experts for aerial surveys of military significance along the Soviet Iran frontier during oil prospecting. A Russian note to Tehran demanded removal of the arrangement, saying such activity risks Soviet frontiers and should be conducted by Iranians. Washington called the claim a Soviet boilerplate with no facts. The note excludes US involvement though it labels the work as military intelligence. The National Geographic Society cites Dr Thomas Walker on Cumberland Cap and water sources for Balt Lake City.
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Soviet Union
Iran
Tehran
U.S.S.R
Rusart
Russia
Washington
State Department
National Geographic Society
Thomas Walker
Cumberland Cap
Stalin approves 15 year plan for East German reparations
Moscow says the reduction of reparations to be paid by Eastern Germany is approved by Premier Josef Stalin. East Germans are given 15 years to settle the remaining sum. Western officials dismiss the move as propaganda and refuse to apply the collection method in their zones. Russia will take reparations from current production in Eastern Germany.
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Russia
Moscow
Josef Stalin
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