Five State Primaries Shape Nomination Battles
Washington dispatch details five state primaries with key contests for governor and U.S. Senate. Alabama centers on Sparkman facing three challengers over civil rights, while Ohio and Indiana stage Taft era and House races. Florida and New Mexico also feature governor and Senate fights, with Republicans and Democrats placing candidates in a broader November struggle.
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Alabama
U.S
Ohio
Indiana
Florida
New Mexico
Sen
John Sparkman
Senate
Laurie Battle
Birmingham
John G. Crommelin
Wetumpka
William C. Irby Sr
Jacksonville
Battle
Sparkman
James B. Allen
Gadsden
Winston Gallatté
Selma
Bruce Henderson
Miller's Ferry
James H. Faulkner
Ray Minette
Henry Sweet
Bessemer
Jack Owen
Tuscaloosa
Robert A. Taft
George H. Bender
William
Saxbe
Ohio House
Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Taft
Frank J. Lausche
Ponts Uinta Haneoun
Useu Gs
Homer Capeart
William Jenner
Craig
Gen
Eisenhower
Ray J. Madden
Dan McCarty
Charley FE. Johns
Leroy Collins
Brailey Odham
John J. Dempsey
Antonio M. Fernandez
Clinton P. Anderson
Edwin L. Mechem
Helm C. Bursomt
Socorro
Alvin Stockton
Raton
John Simms Jr
Albuquerque
Notable Deaths Gather From Across United States
A roundup of prominent figures dying recently spans cities including Chicago Lexington New York and Hollywood. Notables include Florence Bartlett Roycem Martin Dr Harrison Martland Belmore Browne William Lent Starbuck Hans Robert Margaret Bender Arthur James Johnston Vincent Marko Frank Getty Russell Rhodes and others with varied careers from socialite heiress to explorer actor and public official. The report notes a shift in birthplace and occupation as well as dates of death and ages.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Florence Dibell Bartlett
Lexington
Royce G. Martin
Toledo
Ohio
Guyama
Clint
Tex
New York
Harrison Sanford Martland
Jackson
Tenn
Isaac Burton
Tigrett
Birmingham and Northwestern
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio
Friendship
Rye
N.Y
Belmore Browne
William Davis
Lent Starbuck
Federal
Aviation Radio
War Production Board
Hans Robert
Eddie Foy
George M. Cohan
Margaret Bender
Riley Bender
U.S
Hollywood
Arthur James Johnston
Irving Berlin
New York City
Detroit
Vincent Marko
Tom Tyler
Washington
Frank Getty
Hornip Boston
Russell Rhodes
Composer Johnston Dies in Hollywood at 56
Hollywood mourns Arthur James Johnston a composer of hit tunes and longtime Irving Berlin pianist who died yesterday after a long illness He wrote music for songs including Pennies From Heaven Cocktails for Two Just One More Chance and Thanks a Million
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Hollywood
Arthur James
Johnston
Irving Berlin
Battle Over Firm's Right To Fire Men
Arbitrator Curtis C. Shake rules Arma Corp in Garden City may not suspend an employee on security grounds without a hearing by proper government authorities. The decision supports the Engineers Assn of Arma, representing 800 engineers and technicians, and underscores the rights to a hearing and due process in classified work. Union leaders hail it as linking civil rights with national security requirements. Allen Walz notes five union members were involved in the dispute.
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Garden City
N.Y
Curtis C. Shake
Indiana Supreme Court
Arma Corp
Shake
Engineers Assn.t of Arma
Tlechnicians
Arma
Army
Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission
Engineers Assn
Michael v. Byrnes
Allen W. Walz
Engineers
Assa
Youthful Driver Hits Baby in Cincinnati Fall
In Cincinnati Ohio a 15 month old baby Douglas Burnside was run over and killed by a car driven by ten year old James Lykins Jr after his father allowed him to drive. The child suffered a fractured foot before being treated at St Joseph's Hospital. Police and family described the incident as an accidental loss of control.
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Cincinnati
James Lykins Jr
Glen
St. Driveway
Douglas Burnside
Launch Major Roundup of Red Agents
Western sources report the defection of Soviet Captain Nikolai Khokhlov triggered a major roundup of Red agents. The crackdown spanned Austria, West Germany, Berlin, and other West European areas, delivering a significant counterintelligence coup. American authorities delayed informing Moscow’s MVD for two months, then arrested numerous Kremlin agents while Khokhlov fed fake reports.
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Brack Curry
Bonn
Germany
Nikolai’ Khokhlov
Red
Austria
West Germany
Berlin
Kremlin
Russia
MVD
Ministry of Interior
Khokhlov
West
Frankfurt
Georgi Okolovich
Tune Up For Health Body Toning IV
Health column by Jack Pobuk urges consistent routines for body toning. The article prescribes a kneeling knee press with alternating legs for 16 counts as the fourth exercise in the series.
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Jack Pobuk
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Columbus
Earl Wilson
Ed Whitcomb
Wilson
George
U. S
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Mabon Bros. Hardware
St. Tadiang
Bemberg
Sheers
Pennney
U. 8
Sanitas
Franklin ST
Clymer, PA
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