Adlai to Kick Off Minnesota Tour for Presidential Campaign
Adlai Stevenson announced his 1952 presidential run, saying he will begin a Minnesota campaign swing. He framed the bid as a renewed effort for the Democratic nomination at the Chicago convention next summer. He noted the decision followed early summer discussions with family about his candidacy.
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Tom Nelson Cago
Adlai Stev
Minnesota
Ional
Rge
Ratio
Chi
Stevenson
Eisenhower
California man seeks name change for four children
A Santa Ana man petitioned Superior Court to change his name from Sapp to Stapp for his four children. The request seeks to reflect a family name change in the wake of personal difficulties and aims to unify the surname across the household.
Doans Pills touted for backache relief and bladder irritation
An old advertisement claims Doan's Pills ease backache and bladder irritation from overexertion or stress. It asserts the product soothes the bladder and increases kidney output, promising relief and better sleep, noting decades of use.
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Doan
Timney
Moral There’s a Whale of a Difference in What People Fish For
A New York fable shows a boy seeking whales while guided by an old philosopher who nets minnows. The tale contrasts ambitions, happiness, and learning versus chasing grand goals, ending with the moral that people pursue different aims in life.
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New York
Jury Selected in Jonesboro Killings Trial
In Jonesboro a jury was seated for the trial of 26 year old waitress Jonesphine Turnage charged with first degree murder in Wayne Morrison Morri son’s death. Morrison 39 was fatally wounded at Turnage’s apartment on August 27 after a scuffle in which Turnage says she acted in self defense. Dr John Faris testified Morrison either fell on the knife or it was thrust into his chest. Mrs Chester Agee testified Morrison and Turnage were drinking at the Agee home the night of the death.
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Jonesboro
Jonesphine Turnage
Wayne Morrison
Morrison
Miss Turnage
John Faris
Chester Agee
West Park
Miss Burnage
Agee
Riverside man tied record with six crashes in one day
Riverside California police say 36 year old John Henry was booked on multiple traffic charges after his car was involved in six separate collisions in one day. Henry’s actions prompted authorities to classify the day as remarkable for the number of crashes.
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Riverside
Calif
Poulice
John Henry
Henry
Arkansas Has 364 Million in Federal Road Program
A Public Roads Bureau report shows Arkansas's federal share finances about half of a 364 million road program with 844.2 miles planned or underway. In construction, 486.7 miles cost 21.124 million. another 56.6 miles cost 4.129 million approved. 300.9 miles programmed for 11.341 million. Arkansas nonprofit funds total 16.757 million.
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Arkansas
Public Roads Bureau
Mississippi
Arizona
Sophia T. Shutt
Howard A. Shutt
Stuttgart
U. S
Shutt
Internal Revenue Service
UN marks decade as KGB critic calls speeches propaganda
Pravda attacks U N delegates as propaganda on its tenth anniversary. An Osceola Arkansas page Billy Waiters denies involvement in a pet snake escape from the Library of Congress. Rep Wilbur Millis moves toward chairmanship on the Ways and Means Committee after Dingell death.
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Russia
Brooks Haye
U. S
Billy Waiters
Osceola
Ark
Library of Congress
Billy
Rep
Wilbur Millis
House
Ways and Means
Dingell
D-Mich
Cooper
D-Tenn
Argentina Strife Deepens Between Gov’t and Peronists
Argentina’s new Aramburu government clashes with Peronista labor as a nationwide strike tests authority. Police report 146 arrests in Buenos Aires for inciting strike, while CGT backs Peron. The walkout disrupts meat packing metal work and petroleum as both sides claim the other is losing the showdown.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronista
Peronistas
Pedro Aramburu
Eduardo Lonardi
Aramburu
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Carmel Wins First Stakes Weeded by Citation at Ag Wood Park
Carmel wins the Ag Wood Park Nursery Stakes on June 14 marking the first stakes win for stallion Citation. New Maid is noted as the stallion’s first foal. the colt scored June 6 at Downs.
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Citation
Downs
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