Unclear May Primary Races Shuffle Democratic Ambitions
Fragmented OCR notes reference May primary shifts among Graham Smith and Polina with Smith implied to have won a break earlier. Mentions six U S allies and Reynolds party figures, Ola Ray breeder Shever in Democratic contest and general election expectations amid unclear plans.
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Graham
Smith
Polina
Ben. Graham
U. S
Bert R. Reynolds
Waroniat
Ola Ray Lg
Boys State Group Elects Officials At Camp Robinson
Little Rock May 29 The 335 boys at the 10th annual Boys State at Camp Robinson elect county officers and later statewide officials and congressmen. Officials from the four mythical cities were chosen from nationalists and federalists nominees. Notable winners include Jefferson City Red Morgan Searcy mayor Billy Creason H Springs marshal Tem Commer Pine Bluff Ed Pearson Conway Joe McDaniels Paragould aldermen Wilson City David Mitchell Fayetteville mayor Phil Snedec or Fort Smith clerk Jim Hamilton Paragould treasurer Dick Newcomb Camden Bil Blackburn North Little Rock aldermen Washington City Larry Fortis Fort Smith mayor Freeman Irby Little Rock marshal Richard Friedl Little Rock Herbert Hanry Fort Smith aldermen Lincoln City Tollis Franks Hot Springs mayor Charles Booker Blytheville treasurer Jim Dowds Hot Springs collector
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Little Rock
Camp Robinson
Jefferson City
Red Morgan
Searcy
Billy Creason
H Springs
Tem Commer
Pine Bluff
Ed Pearson
Conway
Joe McDaniels
Paragound
Wilson City
David Mitchell
Fayetteville
Phil Snedec
Fort Smith
Jim Hamilton
Paragould
Dick Newcomb
Camden
Bil Blackburn
North Little Rock
Washington City
Larry Fortis
Freeman Irby
Richard Friedl
Herbert Hanry
Lincoln City
Tollis
Franks
Hot Springs
Charles Booker
Blytheville
Jim Dowds
Judith Coplon Weds Defense Attorney
Judith Coplon and her defense lawyer Albert H. Socolov were married in Brooklyn a day after her espionage convictions. The bride, 29, faces 25 years in federal prison but is free on $60,000 bail pending appeals. The rabbi and family praised her courage and hoped for truth and loyalty to prevail.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Albert H. Socolov
Brooklyn
Rebecca Coplon
Washington
Max Felshin
North Carolina Senate Campaign Ends In Tight Race
Unofficial returns from 1,924 of 1,080 precincts show Reynolds leading as a central figure in the hot test senatorial campaign. The race, for the four years of Broughton’s expired term, followed Gov. Scott’s 14 month push and a sudden death that reshaped the field.
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Reynolds
Boyd
Graham
Smith
North Carolina
W. Kerr Scott
J m. Broughton
Broughton
Gov. Scott
Chapel Hill
Senators Charmed by Words and Wordplay in Senate
Washington May 26 The Senate indulged in a linguistic skirmish as Aiken and Cain wrestled with the word exacerbat ion Taft Connally and Donnell sparred over the meaning of supererogation and climate Connally defended purple phrasing as a device to attract investment while Donnell and others pressed for direct answers The episode highlighted careful wording and brisk repartee among seasoned lawmakers.
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James Marlow
Washington
Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Budget Bureau
Connally
Donnell
Connell
Connady
Missouri
Formosa Safe From Attack Says Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek told a news conference Formosa is safe from immediate Chinese Communist invasion unless Soviet aid to the Reds is extensive. He cited Formosa's growing defensive strength after Hainan withdrawal adding 60 000 troops and Chushan retreat freeing 150 000. He said invasion plans were unlikely mid July without Soviet help and pledged measures to ensure prompt departure of Americans if needed.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
China
Hainan
Chushan
U. S
Soviet
Chiang
Ching
Apj
Arkansas Swept by Winds and Rainstorm
A rapidly moving front brought high winds and thunderstorms across Arkansas. Fayetteville saw record rainfall and flash floods with a wall collapsing onto four University of Arkansas students' cars. trains were delayed by rain in Greenland. Fort Smith faced heavy rain and a severe thunderstorm. Texarkana and Hot Springs reported strong winds.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Greenland
Fort Smith
Texarkana
Hot Springs
U S Fatality Toll Climbs Close to 400
The four day Memorial day holiday weekend saw traffic and other accidents push the death toll toward 400 with 258 highway fatalities and 84 in miscellaneous incidents. States list wide ranges and the count beat earlier Safety Council projections as millions hit highways and lakes in the holiday exodus. The article notes high vehicle counts and urges cautious driving amid the national mood following the weekend.
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National Safety Council
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Mlinois
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Seanites Ciitia
Actagon
Virginia
Wisconsin
Reid
Wyoming
District of
Donald Dawson
Dawson
Congress
Truman
Fiveman
ABC
Summer Pike
Henry D. Smyth
Gordon Dean
Thomas Murray
Washington
Art Mahan Starred With Phillies Before War Service
Villanova College baseball coach Art Mahan previously starred with the Philadelphia Phillies before entering military service in 1941.
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Art Mahan
Villanova College
Philadelphia Philies
Atomic Walkout May Come to Head Wednesday
Oak Ridge Tennessee May 30 The week-old wildcat strike by about 4300 workers has halted work on two atomic plant projects costing 22700000 dollars. AFL and Atomic Energy Commission officials seek a break before the long holiday weekend as 250000000 in construction funds sit idle. The walkout began last Wednesday when 700 laborers quit, and the action spread rapidly to other sites.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Atomic Energy Commission
Illness Fatal to Radio Comedian Colonel Lemuel Stoopnagic dies
Boston May 30 Frederickogy Chase Taylor known as Colonel Lemuel Stoopnagic, a radio and film wit, dies from a heart ailment at New England Baptist Hospital aged 12. He rose from stock market near-miss to national fame in the 1930s, partnering with Budd Julick, later featuring on Yankee network Town Hall and Mutual network contests. A native of Buffalo, he served in World War One and left writings and inventions in later years. Survived by his widow Kay Bell Taylor of South Norwalk. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Boston
Frederickogy Chase Taylor
Colonel Lemuel
New England Baptist Hospital
Taylor
Gynman
Budd Julick
Buffalo, N. i
Yankee
Mutual
Buffalo
Puerto Rico
Dusty
Norwalk, Conn
Kay Bell Taylor
South, Norwalk
Unspecified Strike Affects Public Construction Jobs
The text notes 2,300 other workers on the plants and 1,300 workers or 23 million dollars in other public construction jobs. The strike is condemned as unauthorized by both wapion and AEC officials who pleaded for workers to return. A small number of workers returned yesterday, but union spokesmen expect no broad return before tomorrow, maybe not then.
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Cain
Washington
Aiken
Culn
Budget Bureau
Tom Connally
Texas
Sle
Senate
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Avery
Connally
Connnally
Wapion
AEC
Nervous and weak woman credits Hadacol relief
Mrs. W Connell of Gadsden Alabama says Hadacol cured her long list of deficiencies and symptoms. After about ten bottles she reports a huge appetite consistent energy and no morning fatigue. The ad promises a money back guarantee and offers trial and family hospital sizes.
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Mrs. Connell
LeBlanc Corporanien
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