Brannan Plan in Spotlight as Campaign Issue
In a November election context the Brannan farm plan becomes a central issue. Hickenlooper seeks party nod while farm leaders and candidates including James Roosevelt vie for governor. The race includes farmers, politicians, and contenders shaping the agricultural policy debate.
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BS Wat Atsccwed Press
Brannan Farm Plan
James Roosevelt
South Dakota
Hickenleuper
Otha D. Wearin
Jay
Anghesver
New Clarksburg Residents Report Health Notice
Local residents of Clarksburg report health concerns after a recent incident. Community leaders urge calm as officials investigate sightings and confirmed details remain unclear.
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Clarksburg
Claresblag
Dune
Fosser
J B Jordan Named In Fatal Highway Skid In Ohio Area
Officers wonder if J B Jordan is the jinx after two youths died in separate crashes in northern Springfield area. One man aged 20 near Here was killed when a car skid off Highway 160 and hit a tree. A second victim, 21, from Mount Vernon, died crossing Highway 166 while helping push a stalled car. the driver was not related to the first victim.
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Tsure
Jorésh
Ash Grove
Thal
Highway 160
Here
J. B. Jordan
Highway 166
Mount Vernon
Democrats Take Taney County Court for First Time
Democrats gained control of the Taney County court for the first time in memory. The shift followed nominations on the Democratic ticket with Forrest, Kissee Mills, and other local figures backing the ticket as Republicans show reduced influence in the county government.
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Taney County
Forrest Siapped
Fermingly
Republ- Missouri
Kissee Mills
J. S. Hires
Oliver PL Dones
Hollister
Wases
Farm family held up in Carrollton Missouri
A farm family in Carrollton Missouri was held up late Saturday. A member was shot in the neck as three armed men looted the home and escaped with 1200 dollars after confronting Homer Carter his wife Mary and their son Robert 31. Robert was wounded but the seriousness was not confirmed.
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Carrollton
Homer Carter
Mary
Robert
Tex Goodson
Churchgoer steals from Lake Geneva church
A churchgoer at Congregational Church in Lake Geneva Wisconsin rifled a coat room during a service, leaving with $82. The incident happened as the choir sang Take My Life and Let It Be. General Marshall reportedly planned invasions of Japan with six Marine divisions.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Mace
Congregational
Japan
Marshall
Japan Votes Rebuff Revolters in MacArthur Era Election
Voters in Japan rebuked legislators who joined the April revolt against Gen. Douglas MacArthur in yesterday's House of Councillors election. The Green Wind society won seven seats as Conservatives and Liberals split a large share of the 132 seats, with Socialists gaining ground and no Communist success yet. Four women won, and Yoshida’s minister Shinzo Oya topped Osaka votes in a district once strong for Communists.
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Jene
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
House of Councillors
Green Wind Soct
MacArthur
Green Wind Society
Jis
Siberu Yoshida
Literal Party
Seeist Democrats
Een
Farmer Laborite
Democratic Party
Tokyo
Yoshida
Shinzo Oya
Osaka
Seaied
Bunshiro
Green i
Lucas Drops FEPC Push Temporarily
Senator Lucas of Texas suspended efforts to bring a fair employment practices commission bill before the Senate. Democratic leaders plan to try again before the current session ends, while Southern Democrats and Senator Russell of Georgia vow to resume action once Lucas renews the motion.
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Lucas
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Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Taix
New Hydraulic Press Turns Marble To Liquid At UCLA
At the University of California Los Angeles a small eight foot hydraulic press can squeeze marble into a molten liquid. The device applies 150000 pounds per square inch to cores of marble, breaking down its crystalline structure to study subterranean conditions and possibly locate metal veins. Geophysicist Dr David Griggs hopes the work explains earthquakes and future resource sites.
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Los Angeles
University of California
David Griggs
Cannon Praises One Bill Plan For Government Finances
Washington June 5 AP Rep Canton chairman of the House Appropriations Committee voice strong approval for the one appropriation bill consolidating all government funding into a single measure. He said no constructive criticism has been voiced and the Senate reception justifies the plan. Rep Scrivner and other Kansas Republicans oppose continuing the one bill format. They say the process tires the floor and causes members to leave during large debates.
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Rep
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D-Ma
House
Uo W
Cannon
Senate
Scrivner
R-Kas
Appropriations Commniittee
Kansas
UAW Ratifies GM Pact in Five-year Contract Vote
Detroit June 5 AP The CIO United Auto Workers announced overwhelming membership approval of a five year General Motors contract. National GM director F A Johnstone said 73 of 117 bargaining units voted through Sunday with 65 units representing 232,000 workers supporting the pact and 14,200 workers opposing it. About 30,000 employer units have yet to vote. The deal increases pensions to 3100 monthly plus extras if social security rises and guarantees wage boosts each year while wages stay linked to the cost of living per the Labor Department measures.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Teday
General Motors
F. A. Johnstone
Umion
National General Motors
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hawaiian Volcano Continues Lava Flow Endangering Homes
Honolulu dispatch reports Mighty Mauna Lua erupting with a lava stream aimed at the sea. Police evacuated residents of about 30 homes near Opinali, while a lodge area and several buildings face threat. Foreman Ernest Merton notes the flow seems to be dying elsewhere, and officials count sixty three refugees housed at a coast hospital.
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APD
Koni
Hawaii
Pacific
Ohio Lodge
Anche
Opi-+ nali
Valesno
Ernest Merton
Kahuku
Sai Island
Oahu
Ray E Finch
Finch
Losi
Simest
Fredief
Masa
Java
Tormée
Census Director Says Big Cities Losing Ground
The census director Roy V. Pee described the 1950 census as a spread trend with large city river communities, noting that big cities like New York and San Francisco are losing ground according to an interview. The report covers Rock Island, Illinois, dated June 3.
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Rock Island, I
U.S
Roy V. Pee
Pee
New York
San Francisco
Steers May Become Too Valuable for Beef Use
CHICAGO June 5 APS Armour research chief Victor Conquest foresees a future where steers could be diverted into pharmaceuticals and other products, reducing beef supply. Armour emphasizes broad stockyard research, noting ACTH discovery and development as a major milestone, with ACTH derived from hog pituitary glands and trials expanding since 1947.
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Chicago
APS
Victor Conquest
Armour and Pony, Meat Packers
Conquest
Armour
Avrogui
ACTH
Chemists
Florida Gambling Figure Is Shot Dead In Tampa
Police investigated the fatal shooting of Jimmy Lumian, a noted gambling figure tied to Tampa's underworld. Authorities described him as a prominent but elusive personality with a rumored background in gambling politics. The victim, found with a head wound while alone in his car, had prior no known arrests, and officials denied direct involvement by any identified suspects.
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Wos|terday
Georgia
Watkins
Davies
Georgid Jones
P. Jonese
Jimmy Lumian
Tampa
Evin
Tams Munici
Bay Oil
Basel
Tampa Bey
Lumis
J. L. Kadings
Jimmy Velasco
Coll
Sheiny
Germans Regain Some Chemical Industry Control
The allied high commission returned control of much of the German chemical industry to German authorities today, retaining limits on certain war enabling products. The move also loosens restrictions on mechanics, optics, and other items, while preserving industrial demilitarization and safeguards against rearmament.
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BOMN
Germany
St Louisan Killed In Tavern Assault
St Louis man Josep C. Mevin, 25, was shot and killed in a St Louis County tavern after asking another man to stop firing firecrackers. Police said the shooter had fired crackers earlier. Bevin had asked him to stop before the fatal shot.
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Josep C. Mevin
St. Louis
St Louis
Jonvicy
Marin
Bevin
London
Ernest Bevin
Nashville grocers allowed beer sales but bread barred Sundays
In Nashville on June 5 AP reports grocer and delicatessen stores may sell beer on Sundays but cannot sell bread. Police arrested five shopkeepers for violating a city ordinance detailing Sunday sales. Officers stated signs were posted noting beer allowed but bread prohibited.
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Nashville
Grocer
D. H. Bosse
Doncaressen
Off-Duty Policeman Held in Bar Slaying
New York report: Vincent Flemming 44, an off duty policeman, is accused of holding up a Brooklyn bar and shooting a patron, John Shevrin, who died. Flemming was disarmed and badly beaten by patrons after the slaying, while Shevrin had passed police exams and awaited appointment.
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Brooklyn i
An & A
Vincent Flemming
Baxvatrons
John Shevrin
Brooklyn
Vacation Bible School Closes at Hartsburg
Vacation Bible School at Hartsburg closed after a two week session ending with an afternoon program. A display of handwork by students was shown. Teachers were Mrs E R Bockhorst Mrs Le Drake and Jo Acnits.
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Vacation Bible School
Hartsburg
Aantsburg
Evangelical
E. R. Bockhorst
Mis. le Drake
Jo Acn i
Mystery Shrouds Savage Attack on California Woman
In San Francisco a 48 year old advertising agency secretary lay in a basement apartment after a predawn bludgeoning. Doctors found multiple skull injuries and signs of a struggle were absent. A $15 to $20 bill was missing. two mysterious calls and a green-stamped check hint at motives and suspects. Police assigned to the case and searches continue.
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San Francisco
Eaton
Jesse Axer
Frank Gibeau
Yvar
Carapata
Stanley Soulter
Miss Reinigre
Deaths of Fred Wy sident and World War I veteran
The obituary notes Fred Wy sident of Jefferson Barracks hospital served in the 03rd aerial squadron during World War I. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Rom Reames Purcell Okla and Mrs Minnie Holeworth Madison St St Louis attended by Mrs Lydia Whitley and Miss Matilda Hoefer. brother Will Opel Brazita also survives. A fragment mentions two thirds of the Hawaiian island’s aurea in Hawaii.
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Fred
John Snead Praises Hadacol For Digestive Relief
A Camp Creek West Virginia reader credits Hadacol with easing an acid stomach and bloating. He says one bottle improved his condition and urges others with upset stomach or gas to try Hadacol. The ad notes Hadacol addresses indigestion caused by vitamin deficiencies and offers trial and large sizes.
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Hadacol
Badren
Niacin
John Smead
Camp Creek
West Virginia
Tin Paper
Tye
Big Jeff
Nafessinger
Selene Corporation
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