Fragmentary Social Notes and Sports Briefs From 1950
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous names such as Margaret Whitaker Jim Duke Joe Smith Rex and Mable Barber along with mentions of visits to Philadelphia Shreveport and Prescott. It references Mrs Fred Hines Mildred Bemis and a 1950 Penn State baseball schedule with Bryson Pat and a planned game.
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Southern educators plan cooperative university system meeting
Daytonia Beach Florida September 4 Gov Fuller Warren opens the Southern regional education program conference with 200 educators from 14 states. Deans and professors discuss forming a cooperative system among 47 southern universities to share graduate school responsibilities and train Ph Ds, educators, scientists, and leaders. Representatives hail from Alabama Arkansas Georgia Florida Louisiana Kentucky Maryland Mississippi North and South Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee and Virginia.
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Like Father Like Son At El Dorado Legion
El Dorado notes Sam Crawford Sr. to install his son Sam Crawford Jr. as new American Legion post commander tomorrow night. In Manhattan, builders use Pneumatic stone drills for basement rock. Francia Ouimet won the U S Amateur golf title in 1914 and 1931, the largest spread between wins for any player.
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Confused New Yorkers Face November Ballot Choices
New York voters learn this week what options remain for governor and senator as key party events unfold in Rochester and Saratoga Springs. The saga includes Dewey’s potential return, Hanley’s withdrawal, Conway’s withdrawal under labor pressure, and looming renomination battles for McCarran and Thomas amid shifting endorsements and court decisions.
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Elbert Thomas
Utah
Pat McCarran
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Joe R. Hanley
Thomas E. Dewey
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Herbert H. Lehman
Truman Faces Debate on War Readiness and Mobilization
Washington critics press President Truman over arming pace and controls as he considers economic policies. The debate splits between partial mobilization to boost armament while sustaining civilian goods and a push for total mobilization, which would trigger a military state with rationing, price and wage controls, and strict manpower limits.
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Congress May Go Home in Ten Days
Washington report says Congress may adjourn within ten days to finish urgent business but lawmakers expect return after the November elections to address issues from the Korean War. President Truman likely to request more military funds by January and a larger draft.
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Is Total Mobilization Necessary Now
The argument centers on whether millions of men drafted into the military would push taxes to ruinous levels. Civilians would bear the cost as non productive soldiers reduce civilian life. Supporters claim sacrifices are justified to save the country if mobilization is needed now.
Thirteen Die as DC 3 Plunges in Utica Wreck
A Robinson DC 3 airliner carrying 13 people crashed after takeoff from Newnesda county airport bound for Newark New Jersey. Captain Harold Carter of Freeville New York died with eight others aboard. witnesses described the plane tearing into trees and bursting into flames. The Civil Aeronautics Board opened an inquiry amid reports an engine piston failure led to the disaster.
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Alaska Senate Action Delayed On Statehood Drive
Democratic leaders in Alaska have not scheduled action on statehood before the Senate adjourns. If Congress ends without approval, advocates must restart efforts in the next session to secure passage in both chambers.
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