Three State Delegations Face Expulsion at Democratic Convention
Virginia South Carolina and Louisiana delegates stayed seated as the convention voted to seat a Texas anti Truman delegation. The trio faced possible loss of voting status as loyalty pledge requirements stirred a dispute, with a compromise allowing pledges not to violate state laws or party rules.
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Truman Promises Early Answer on Favorite Nominee
Washington dispatch reports President Truman told Missouri delegates he would soon indicate his preferred Democratic nominee while focusing on a forthcoming give em hell speech in Chicago. Spokesmen denied fixed plans and noted Truman may reveal his choice via alternates on first ballot, amid voting-rights debates and convention turmoil involving Kefauver and Barkley withdrawals.
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Egyptian Army Seizes Cairo in Coup as Naguib Takes Command
General Mohamed Naguib proclaims army in full control of Cairo after a Tuesday coup. Tanks flood key districts and the Abdin Palace as Farouk’s cabinet and War Ministry face replacement. Naguib vows action against corruption and traitors, promising safety to foreigners.
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Victory as Planned in Olympic Dash Sweep
America's three dash runners Dominated the 200 meter event with a planned victory. Stanfield of Jersey City led with 20.7 seconds tying the Olympic record and Baker of Kansas State and Gathers of Brooklyn High School finished just behind in 20.8 seconds.
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Reds overpower Dodgers in triple homer barrage win
The Cincinnati Reds hammered Brooklyn Dodgers with a trio of home runs in a 64 victory to even the series. The report notes Erskine struggled as Cincinnati exploded offensively.
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Crisis in steel strike shuts large shell factory
The Army warns defense production is sharply hit as the Chevrolet plant in St. Louis, a GM unit employing 2,600 workers, closes due to steel shortages. The shutdown threatens artillery shell casings and will affect finished shells for months, amid a broader strike impacting aircraft and auto parts. A five-executive task force urged defense order priority to restart production once the strike ends.
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Barkley Bid Pressed by Kentucky Delegation
Still Working for Barkley as Kentucky delegates press to place Alben Barkley’s name in the Democratic convention presidential nomination despite the vice president’s withdrawal. Mine workers president Sam Caddy urged delegation leaders to back Barkley for the people’s will and common interests, amid doubt over Kentucky leaders Clements and Gov. wrgld ga.
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Ottawa Guard Unit Wins 1951 Eisenhower Trophy
Ottawa Guard unit receives the 1951 Eisenhower Trophy for efficiency in armory and field training. Brig Joe Nickell announced the award to the Headquarters and Headquarters Battery of the 12th Field Artillery Battalion, 23rd Infantry Division. The trophy will be presented in summer during Camp Ripley field training in August.
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Convention Schedule Details For Chicago Democrat Convention
The tentative agenda for Wednesday evening at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago outlines sessions and proceedings. Details on speakers, order of events, and scheduling changes are listed, with notes on commitments and anticipated contingencies for the program.
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Grand Jury Opens Survey on Luther
A federal grand jury of 22 men and one woman was selected Wednesday to investigate Lester Luther, the ousted U.S. district attorney for Kansas. The jury began work immediately after being instructed on its duties by Judge Stephen B. Chand.
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City voter registration nears 10,000 as deadline looms
Lawrence city officials anticipate record turnout as registration nears the 10 000 mark before Friday night closes. City Clerk Harold Fisher notes the books close at 10 pm and voters can register tonight tomorrow and Friday, with post primary registration for November ballots allowed.
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Democratic National Convention Nears Opening On Thursday
Reports indicate the Democratic National Convention may begin on Thursday with Temporary Chairman Paul A Dever of Massachusetts signaling a possible reballot if a single ticket emerges. Early indications show sessions could run into Friday as rules are adjusted amid demonstrations and nominating talks.
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Beezley Named Deputy Foreman In Federal Jury
Elmer C Beezley Wichita insurance man is named deputy foreman and told the jury it may finish deliberations this week with a Friday or Monday target. Judge Chandler instructions stressed an unlimited investigative range beyond government cases as Emory S Akerman and Steward J Special assistants prepare to present the Luther case.
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More Rain On Way Topeka Forecast Across Kansas
Weather forecast shows more showers for Kansas with cooler nights by Thursday morning. Central and western sections hit general rainfall with highs near 100 Tuesday. Garden City 1.58 inches, Howell 1.37, Cawker City 1.01. Eastern Kansas remains drier with lows upper 60s, Thursday night rain expected in western and southern areas.
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Gov Stevenson Name Means The Just
Gov Adlai Stevenson of Ahapis explains his unusual first name pronounced adtlay saying it appears in the Old Testament begats and means the just. The note accompanies a brief exchange with newsmen as readers are urged to keep reading the Journal World daily.
Stevenson Gains Chicago Lead in Democratic Nomination Fight
Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois strengthens his Democratic presidential bid as New Jersey delegates back him, Indiana Iowa Michigan lean toward Stevenson, with press tally showing uncommitted votes and nearing the needed total for nomination.
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Residents asked for cooperation in KU foreign students program
Lawrence residents were urged to help welcome 44 foreign students entering the United States this fall at the University of Kansas orientation. Dr J A Burzle said tours of the city and home visits would help integrate students into American life. The first week includes film nights, lectures, and a public lecture on American folksongs by Dr Earle of Kansas State College, with weekly dinners to follow.
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Deposits Near Record in Kansas State Banks
Kansas state banks and trusts held deposits totaling about 7.18 million dollars near a record as of late June. The report notes growth from the previous year with multiple banks showing higher balances, and mentions the wheat crop value rising alongside the deposits.
Record-smashing feats mark peak day at Olympic Games
Report of dramatic track and field and rowing records on day four of the 11th Olympic Games. Adhemar Ferreira da Silva breaks his world hop, step and jump record four times, Shirley Strickland sets a hurdles time, Horace Ashenlakeys and Cy Young set Olympic marks, Stanfield ties and Baker takes second in the 200 meters. United States rowing teams win two events with Rutgers alongside. The piece notes Russia gains in wrestling and rowing points, with multiple nations claiming one event each. Topeka and Kansas state details included.
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Cheyenne Rodeo Olympics For American Riders
Forty years after a Denver Post sponsored train rode to Cheyenne for Frontier Days opening, the mythic event grows. Bos Ship Winter, now a veteran rider, recalls the journey as Wyoming’s capital hosts a five day festival. E. Palmer Hoyt and Denver Post officials hailed the show as a grand spectacle in rodeo history.
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City Commission abandons condemnation of New Hampshire Street lots
The commission balked at high appraisal figures and voted to stop condemnation of west side New Hampshire Street lots planned for an off street parking area. City officials cited that court appraisals were far too high compared with real estate board estimates, opting to abandon the project.
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