Chandler Wins Kentucky Democratic Governor Nomination Front Run
A. B. Happy Chandler leads Bert Combs by 15,596 with 15,000-plus returns in Kentucky primary results. Denney tops Clay for the Republican nomination as Chandler vows to run state on current income and expand schools while Combs demands $25 million more annually.
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Bob Ryo
A. Ty
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Ben
Hen
Louisville
A. B
Chandler
Bert T. Combs
U.S
Earle C. Clements
Senate
Lawrence Wetherby
Alben W. Barkley
Combs
Jesse N. R. Cecil
Louisville Courier-Journal
Harry Lee Waterfield
Denney
Edwin R. Denney
James L. Clay
John Sherman Cover
India
Loyola Professor To Give Address Before Te Deum
Loyola University Chicago professor of political science Dr. Joseph F. Menez will speak to the Jefferson City Te Deum International chapter at Selinger Centre on the topic The Rights and Duties of Christians as Citizens. Menez, educated at Harvard and Notre Dame, taught at St. Joseph’s Academy South Bend and the University of Detroit before joining Loyola in 1947. He has contributed to Catholic Digest Mid America Social Science and The Grail. Marvin W. Smith state director of Civil Defense named vice president of Region Six of the Federal Civil Defense Administration. Region Six covers Missouri Wyoming Kansas Nebraska and Colorado.
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Joseph F. Menez
Loyola University
Chicago
Jefferson City
Te Deum International
Selinger Centre
Dr. Menez
Harvard University
University of Notre Dame
St. Joseph's Academy
South Bend
Ind
University of Detroit
Catholic Digest
Mid- America
Social Science
Marvin W. Smith
Civil Defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Smith
Region
Missouri
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Polio Peak Appears Passed in Boston
Boston health officials hope polio has peaked as Haynes Memorial Hospital reports only 2 of 26 recent admissions from Boston residents. City tally rises to 324 with twelve new cases and the death toll increasing by two, including an eight month old girl and a 38 year old man from Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward J. Dalley
Haynes Memorial Hospital
Haynes
Wayland Pite
Investment counsellors aim to guard client portfolios
A New York article outlines the American Institute of Investment Management view on advisers who manage many accounts. It stresses choosing a counsellor who acts without selling products, with strong industry ties and top qualities of integrity, ability, and industry awareness. It notes typical fees and warns about low‑quality entrants while detailing firms and office locations.
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New York
Adare
American Institute of
The
Institute
Investment Counsel Assn. of America
Ange
Lord's Supper Given To 2 500 Russians
In Moscow a Baptist preacher from Virginia administered the Lord's Supper to 2 500 Russians at the Moscow Baptist Church last night. It was the first such ceremony to an American Protestant since the Bolsheviks seized power. Dr Theodore F Adams pastor of the First Baptist church of Richmond led the three hour service. He praised the devotion of worshippers and noted many young people and men in attendance.
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Moscow
Virginia
Theodore F. Adams
First Baptist Church of
Richmond
Soviet Union
Youth Drowns in Cahokia Creek Near East St. Louis
An 11 year old boy, W Eddle Wiley Jr., son of Mrs Rosie May Wiley of East St Louis, drowned Saturday in a swimming hole along Cahokia Creek near the city limits.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
W.eddle Wiley Jr
Rosie May Wiley
Cahokia Creek
Self-Appointed Officer Has a Short Career
In Middletown Ohio a 19 year old Freddy J Mooney set up a one man roadblock at a street intersection about 3 am and halted motorists for licenses. Albert Sellers said Mooney tried to flag his car to pursue another with a claim of an ex criminal in it. Mooney was arrested on a charge of intoxication after flagging down a police cruiser.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Geneva
Dues
Chou En-lai
Dulles
Chou
Asia
United Nations
America
Chiang
Red China
U.N
Eisenhower
South Korea
South
State Department
U.S
Japan
Red Chinese
Middletown
Ohio
Freddy J. Mooney
Albert Sellers
Pakistan in Market For Prime Minister
KARACHT Pakistan in the market for a new prime minister today Mohammed Ali the government chief since April 1953 resigned after his Moslem League party replaced him as its leader The League named Finance Minister Chandri Mohammed Ali Jain at a five hour meeting The Prime Minister presented his resignation to Acting Gov Gen Iskander Mirza who asked him to remain until a new Cabinet is formed.
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Karacht
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Cotton Forecast Shows Decline From 1954 Crop
The Agriculture Department predicts the 1954 government controlled cotton crop at 12,728,000 bales of 500 pounds. This is 951,000 bales below last year's 13,679,000 and above the 1944-43 ten year average of 12,952,000. The forecast reflects strict plantings and marketing quotas aimed at limiting acreages to curb surpluses.
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Washington W
Agriculture Department
Woman Acquitted Of Killing Mate In Japan Court
Mrs. Romola Abidin of Bayside New York was found not guilty by a U S Army court martial of murdering her war running officer husband W O J Abidin on June 17 at Cherry Blossom Lane CAMP S Taiwan Japan. Defence said he was a raging maniac and she fired to protect her children. Jurors deliberated four hours before the verdict.
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Sendai
Japan
Romola Abidin
Bayside
N. Y
Herbert R. Vander Heide
Flynn
Abidin
Storms End Heat Wave With Cool Air Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a cooling mass broke the long summer heat wave over the weekend, bringing 14 to 20 degree drops in the Central Plains and widespread thundershowers. Temperatures fell to 42 in Grand Marais Michigan and rose to 85 in Fort Worth earlier, with New Orleans at 78 and Detroit around 60 as unsettled weather moved eastward, delivering heavy rains in Newark New Jersey and Guymon Oklahoma.
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Central Plains
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Grand Marais
Mich
Wausau
Wis
Detroit
Des Moines
New Orleans
Birmingham
Als
Fort Worth
Plains
Far West
Newark
N.J
Guymon
Okla
Ayres Pleads Innocent in KC Police Beating Case
Charles William Ayres Jr. of St. Louis pleads innocent to three charges including assault with intent to kill in a Kansas City officer beating case. He is jailed in default of 12500 dollars bond after arraignment. Kenneth Hood and Doris Havard are held in connection with the incident where Officer Robert Holcomb was beaten and locked in a car trunk before escaping.
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Kansas City
Charles William Ayres Jr
St. Louis
Jackson County
Kenneth D. Hood
Doris Havard
Ayres
Robert Holcomb
Holcomb
Police Launch Drive to Clear Undesirables at Independence Mall
Philadelphia police begin a campaign to clear vagrants and panhandlers from Independence Mall near Independence Hall after reports of the site becoming a gathering and sleeping area for undesired crowds.
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Independence Mall
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
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J. F. Meneset
Loyola
MAB
Rehagan Park
United Pentacostal Church
Master Youth Rally
Pope
Vatican City
Vatican
Sarces
Josephine Pacelli
Pius XII
Miss Pacelli
Ema
Central Milk
Kays Beauty Salon
Madison
B.T.U
Tennysons
Neaineas
Jefferson Capital City Savings & Loan Association
Prien
Sealy
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