Ex Governor Turns Down Federal Civil Defense Post
Former Governor W. Preston Lane Jr. declines the offer of a federal civil defense administrator post at 17500 dollars a year. Lane cites prior commitments making acceptance impossible, despite reports that President Truman was ready to nominate him.
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Hagerstown
Preston Lane Jr
Lane
Truman
U S youths tour Uruguay with farm exchange
Richard Alyn Jones of Orange Massachusetts and Roy Lonnie Shelton Jr of Birmingham Alabama spent five months in Uruguay under the International Farm Youth exchange program. They lived on 15 farms. livestock was the main local crop and, while they liked Uruguay, they critiqued American films influence abroad.
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Washington
Uruguay
Richard Alyn Jones
Orange
Mass
Roy Lonnie Shelton, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
International Farm Youth Exchange Program
Jones
Shelton
Alabama
Renor Concentrate Endorsed By Wisconsin Woman
A Sheboygan Falls resident touts Renor Concentrate as a safe non habit forming weight loss method. She reports losing five pounds and three inches from the waist by mixing Renor with grapefruit juice and taking two tablespoons twice daily.
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Albert Kaestner
Rt. No. 1
Sheboygan Falls
Wisc
Americans in South America Learn by Hard Work and Humility
Two IFYE delegates recount their trials in Uruguay as they proved themselves to skeptical gauchos by doing hard farm work and riding a bucking bronco. They blame old American films for misperceptions, plan to send 90 more youths abroad, and note the program is locally funded with support from 4 H clubs and state agricultural agencies.
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Shelton
Jones
IFYE
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Turkey
U. S&s
Agriculture Department
Extension Service
State Department
The
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Philippine U S Couple Sentenced for Armed Rebellion
William J. Pomeroy and his Philippine wife Celia were sentenced to life imprisonment in Manila for armed rebellion and related crimes as members of the Huk organization. Judge Ocampo cited repentance. guards surrounded the court to prevent a rescue attempt.
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Manila
William J. Pomeroy
Huks
Celia
Philippines
Huk
Felicisimo Ocampo
Pomeroy
Rochester
N. Y
U. S
Bill
Harriman Wins in D C Primary Over Kefauver
Averell Harriman defeated Estes Kefauver 10 197 to 2 807 in the District of Columbia presidential primary. Harriman secured the six delegate vote and boosted his bid with civil rights support and a nod from the Truman administration after a White House call.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Truman
Estes Kefauver
District of Columbia
Harriman
Tennessee
Kefauver
D. C
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Georgia
Richard Russell
White House
Harriman Sees Boost in Votes From Washington Negro Areas
Harriman noted that the campaign shows support in Washington's Negro neighborhoods though he stopped short of a formal endorsement. The push appears to have translated into votes, aiding his path in key districts.
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Harriman
Washington
Six Die as Guard Rail Collapse Traps People Under Train
Six persons were killed and seven injured today when a guard rail collapsed at Tokyo railway station, hurling them beneath an arriving train. The incident occurred at the Tokyo station concourse, with investigators examining the site and authorities coordinating medical response.
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Tokyo
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