Crawford county Democrats hear three candidates at Pittsburg dinner
At Pittsburg Kansas Crawford county Democrats heard three candidates for top party nomina tion Carl V Rice seeking the senatorial nomination Kenneth Anderson and John Potucel bidding for the gubernatorial nomination They spoke at a dinner by the Crawford county Democrat committee Rice urged Brannan plan to support farm programs and warned against monopolies Anderson cited Ed Arn as Republican rival and urged tax restraint advocating lower property taxes and no state income tax as Nebraska does
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Piteburg
Kan
Crawford County
Democrats Thursdsynight
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Carl V. Rice
Kenneth Anderson
John Potucel
Democrat Committee
Rice
Brannan
Bualnesa
Anderson
Ed Arn
Wichita
G.O.P
K Potocek
Sirenine pills blamed for dangerous addiction surge
The American College of Physicians heard a US Public Health Service report detailing barbiturate pills such as phenobarbital acconal and amytal fueling delirium tremens and addiction worse than morphine. Doctors warn cleaning pills may trigger cravings and personality traits influence temptation. Dr Harris Isbel notes about 200 tons of barbiturates are produced yearly in the United States.
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American College of Physicians
United States Public Heath Service
Anidien
Harris Isbel
United States Public Health Service Hospital
Lexington
United States
Hei
Aiken Attacks Kansas Democrats at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Paul Aiken, assistant Postmaster General and potential U S Senate candidate, denounces Kansas Democrats as a “ruthless boss ridden machine” and a “weak daisy chain” failing duties. He notes a rising, unorganized force and cites two announced rivals Carl Hice and Ewell Stewart in Kansas Democratic race.
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Denver
Paul Aiken
Kansas
U.S
Aiken
Colorado
Kan-sas
Carl ¥. Hice
Tenal
Ewell Stewart
Topeka
Granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt files for divorce
Edith Roosevelt Barmine, 22, granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, sues for separation from Alexander Barmine, 51, former Russian general and diplomat. She is the daughter of Archibald F. Roosevelt of Cold Spring Harbor, New York, and Roosevelt’s only surviving son, a New York bond dealer. Barmine, now a U.S. citizen, left Soviet service in 1957.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Edith Roosevelt Barmine
Alexander Barmine
Archibald FB. Roosevelt
Cold Spring Harbor
Roosevelt
Barmine
U.S
Soviet Union
Two Boys Held For the Slaying of Coal Miner
Two youths were jailed over the murder of Benjamin Pannier a 12 grade coal miner killed during a robbery. Donald Simmons 14 confessed firing a .22 shot to Pannier’s chest while Jimmy Chatman 9, his cousin, was not charged. Police found Pannier’s car abandoned on a highway and his body buried in a barn with hay. the wallet contained $43.
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Peoria
Lph
Assiutant
Robert Calkins
Benjamin Pannier
Calkins
Pannier
Donald Sim‘mony
A Roush Girl Friend of Hubby Knocks Out Bride
In Los Angeles on April 2 a bride cited a double betrayal after a two day honeymoon. Mrs Gladys Price 38 filed for separate maintenance alleging Charles Price 43 left a restaurant with an old girlfriend and later knocked her down with Miss Marguerite Carey named as co respondent. She says he phoned two days later and Miss Carey allegedly dosed him with sleeping pills and ordered him not to see his wife. He remains missing.
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Los Angeles
Gladys Price
Charles Price
Ra stian education push targets local officers
The federal government and Public Health Service urge health officers to learn radiological hazards. Courses have been held in New York and Atlanta with more planned for Chicago, Cleveland, Rost, Washington, Denver, San Francisco, Delaware, and Kansas City. Dr Leonard A Scheele urges training in diagnosing radioactive waste and safe use of radiation devices and materials.
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Public Heath Service
New Yorth
Atlanta
Chicago
Cleveland
Rost
Washington
Denver
San Francisco
Dealina
Kansas City
Leonard A. Scheele
Aumreon ‘General
United States
Daylight Saving Time to Start Across Nation in 1950
The article notes about 80 million Americans will move clocks forward on April 30 signaling another daylight saving season. Most urban and eastern areas will switch to daylight time while Detroit and Ontario regions maintain standard time. Farmers oppose changes citing dairy and milk schedule issues.
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Midwest
Troit
Ontario
International Bridge
Detroit
Canada
Benjamin
Ty Ji Franklin
United States
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Nora
Ece
Nevada
Engera
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