West Coast Dems Push Stevenson Amid Harriman Quiet
Tammany leader Carmine DeSapio sought grass roots feel as California Democrats backed Adlai Stevenson. Oregon and California backers urged a 1956 Stevenson bid while Kefauver drafts began in Los Angeles. Brown and California figures push for primary alignment as Stevenson weighs a Chicago meeting decision.
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Los Angeles
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Portland Oregonian
Charles van Devander
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California
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Pat) Brown
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Paul Ziffren
Elizabeth Snyder
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Roger Kent
San Francisco
Clara Shirpser
Berkeley
Kefauver
Chicago
Psychologists Battle Over Infant Mind
A fierce dispute in psychology centers on how minimal maternal contact affects infants. Dr. Rene A. Spitz argues contact is crucial, while Dr. Samuel H. Pinneau of UC Berkeley questions the scientific basis of Spitz’s infant studies, citing methodological flaws and limited evidence.
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Rene A. Spitz
Dr. Spitz
Samuel H. Pinneau
Pinneau
Spitz
University of California
Psy
Test Shows Nebraska Oil Well Good Producer
McCook Nebraska officials reported a 30 minute swab test indicating a southwest of here oil well will produce about 120 168 barrels per day. The test found good live oil with no sulphur or odor says Wyatt Valentine. The Chris Fritz farm well 14 miles southwest is the first producing well in the area.
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Neb
Here
Wyatt Valentine
Chris Fritz
Boeing President Quotes on Pan American Jet Planes
William M. Allen, head of Boeing Airplane Co., comments on Pan American World Airways proposed $269 million jet aircraft fleet. He calls it the beginning of a new era in air transportation.
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William M. Allen
Boeing Airplane Co
Pan American World Airways
Sticker to Stay at Lathe Until Estate Check Cashed
Douglas Sticker of Windsor Ontario, a factory worker who inherited part of a multi million dollar estate, says he will remain at his lathe job “just as long as it takes to get the check cashed.”
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Douglas Sticker
Windsor
Ont
Truman attacks American Legion over UNESCO condemnation
Former President Truman criticizes the American Legion for condemning UNESCO, saying they do not know what they are talking about and have gone haywire in recent years. He argues the legion lacks understanding of the issue and the situation.
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Truman
American Legion
Unesco
Legion
Machiko Kyos Stat Line Revealed During Global Tour
Japanese actress Machiko Kyo disclosed her vital statistics in Tokyo after a six week tour of Europe and America. She stated measurements 36 23 36 but noted they vary with the weather and left details to her dressmaker.
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Machiko Kyo
Tokyo
Europe
America
Wagner Accepts Legion Command Amid Cold War Defiance
J Addington Wagner became commander of the American Legion and declared in his acceptance speech that the Cold War with communism will continue until the enemy abandons propaganda and deceit and relinquishes plans against America. He emphasized vigilance and unity among members.
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J. Addington Wagner
American Legion
America
Four Killed As Train Rams Car At Crossing
Four youths died when a North Western Road passenger train struck their car at a rural Eau Claire crossing. Victims were Patricia Beauchamp 16 Eau Claire Donald Boos 19 Chippewa Falls Wis James Farmer 20 Rural Eau Claire. Winifred Olson 16 Eau Claire died later at hospital. A witness said the car swerved from U S 33 onto the crossing at high speed.
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North Western Road
Patricia Beauchamp
Legionnaires Showed Zip At Miami Legion Convention
Veterans at the American Legion national convention in Miami elected J Addington Wagner as national commander by acclamation after a floor revolt over a steering committee. They endorsed the United Nations, opposed a $100-a-month WWI pension plan, and urged strong stance against Communist China and India.
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Miami
Fla
American Legion
Unesco
United Nations
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Wagner
Battle Creek
Mich
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Okinawa
Japan
Massachusetts
Jacob Kessler
Dwight E. McCarty
Fitchburg
Mass
McCarthy
United States
Legion
India
Russia
Korean Armistice Commission
China
French Bees Can Tell Time Anywhere
New York reports on Dr. Max Renner’s experiments with trained French honey bees that feed 24 hours after their Paris feeding time regardless of the clock in New York. A repeat test in reverse showed New York bees feeding 24 hours after, in Paris, suggesting an internal or inherited time mechanism. The American Museum of Natural History notes further tests to determine heredity versus environment in the bees’ clock.
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New York
Paris
Max Renner
University of Munich
Renner
American Museum of Natural History
First Ladies of Congress Phonograph Record Released
A half hour interview record features eight Democratic women members of the House. Titled First Ladies of Congress, it is released today by the Office of Women's Activities of the Democratic National Committee for free distribution to Democratic groups requesting it.
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Office of Women’s Activities
Democratic National Committee
Funeral Rites for Walter R. DeShazo Snyder
Services pending for Walter Robert DeShazo 72 who died after brief illness in a Lawton hospital. Preston Leckie Funeral Home in charge. Born November 9, 1882 in Hecton Arkansas. Married Suzy Poindexter in 1908 at Nacona Texas. Lived in Texas until 1924 then Mountain Park. Farmer retired six years ago. Church of Christ member. Survived by wife two daughters eight sons two sisters twenty four grandchildren four great grandchildren and one Sgt. Joe DeShazo in Germany.
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Hecton
Ark
Suzy W. Poindexter
Nacona
Tex
Texas
Mountain Park
Church of Christ
Mary Tyler
Levelland
Gladys Baldock
Glenda
Wyo
Allen
Midwest City
Ralph
Elbert
Loyd
Snyder
Robert
Camp LeJune
N. C
Earl
Amarillo
Jack
Houston
Joe DeShazo
Germany
Mandy Cross
Little Rock
Maggie Blue
Texarkana
Clyde B. Peters Dies Near Lawton At 75
Clyde B. Peters 75 farmer of Cox community northeast of Lawton died unexpectedly Tuesday evening in a field near his home ten miles east and three miles north of Lawton. Services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Lawton Funeral Home chapel with L L Hatfield of Midway Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Letitia community cemetery. Peters had lived in Cox for 18 years.
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Clyde B. Peters
Cox
Lawton
Lawton Funeral Home
L. L. Hatfield
Midway Church of Christ
Letitia
Peters
National Monument Planned at Harpers Ferry Site
National effort to establish a monument at Harpers Ferry, famed for John Brown's raid and Civil War fighting, aims to honor the historic significance and preserve the locale for future visitors and scholars.
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Harpers Ferry
John Brown
Solons Set Probe of Censorship
A House subcommittee will hold hearings November 7 to 11 to examine the extent of information brownouts from federal agencies and how press access to government business is restricted. Chairman Rep Moss of California announced a panel with editors publishers and reporters to discuss methods used to clamp down on information from federal executive agencies.
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Washington
House
Moss
D-Calif
Kentuckian's Two Houses Both Burn At Same Time
In Maysville Kentucky two of D M Carpenter's houses burned within hours of each other. A minor blaze in the west end house was extinguished before firefighters tackled a second blaze in the east end residence. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
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Maysville
D. M. Carpenter
Carpenter
Polish ex combatants seek poland prisoners release
The Polish Ex-Combatants Assn a refugee group claims about 200000 Poles remain in Soviet slave labor camps. It urged Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan to press Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at the Geneva conference for the prisoners' release.
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London
Harold Macmillan
V. M. Molotov
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