Boy Left in Empty Bathtub Ends in Tragic Drowning
Houston report details a mother and children at home when a 11 month old boy, Frank Guzjardo Jr., drowned after his sister Mary, aged 2, turned on the faucet and mistook tissue paper for a toy, stopping the drain and leaving the tub to fill. The mother discovered the tub overflowing and found the infant submerged lifeless. The incident is attributed to accidental drowning with the family’s statement of neglecting to supervise.
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Stevenson Moody to Discuss Campaign Issues
Detroit August 6 Senator Blair Moody of Michigan will meet with Governor Adlai Stevenson in Springfield tonight to discuss campaign issues and strategy. Moody, who chaired the Democratic national convention rules committee and served on its platform committee, was invited by Governor Stevenson to the conference.
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Stevenson Russell Parley Solidifies South Support
Democratic nominee Adlai E Stevenson mapped a conference with Sen Richard Russell of Georgia as signs grew of backing for the Stevenson Sparkman ticket in the Deep South. Mississippi and South Carolina showed support, with Mississippi Gov Hugh White pledging backing after a 39 minute meeting. Bran nan and Brannan plan discussed farm vote, price supports not pressed yet. IT'S EASY TO SELL through a Press Telegram Classified ad.
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Tennessee Primary Set for Record Vote in 1950s Era
In Nashville Tennessee the August primary faces largest ever turnout with 1,339,259 registered voters. Democrats contest U S Senate and governor races while poll tax was repealed by 1951. Forecasts predict turnout between 600,000 and 650,000, surpassing 1950's 481,271.
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Civil rights clash tests Eisenhower Stevenson positions
In Washington Aug 6 AP reports mounting pressure on the 1952 presidential contenders over civil rights. Stevenson faces internal party pressure to define a firm stance, while Eisenhower risks alienating the South by backing federal FEPC, with debates over state action and potential rule changes.
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Alger to Oppose Gov. Williams in Michigan Race
Detroit August 6 UP Two fel ons of Detroit s Gold Coast G Mennen Williams and Fred M Alger Jr will clash for Michigan governor this fall after the summer primary Williams won the Democratic nomination unopposed while Alger led downstate Wayne County with a 60 000 plus plurality as votes counted Also mentioned US Senator contenders Blair Moody and Charles E Potter with early precinct tallies in Wayne County and statewide totals for governor and senator
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Kansas Official Outruns Purgers in GOP Primary Fight
TOPEKA Kan Aug 6 State administration move to purge Lit Gov Fred Hall in his bid for Republican renomination appeared headed toward the rocks today on the basis of almost complete returns in Kansas primary election With complete reports from 2874 of the 2850 precincts Hall led Wayne Ryan by about 9000 votes Ryan had Gov Edward Arn's backing The Hall Ryan battle could influence federal patronage if Eisenhower wins and Arn seeks a Senate seat Rooney Topeka attorney led Democrats challenge to Arn with over 11900 votes with under 500 precincts left to count Henry Parkinson Scott City rancher and David S Downing Kansas City businessman trailed Rooney by a few votes Three Republican congressmen faced primary opposition and were renominated Scrivner George and Smith all posted large margins.
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14 in Bus Crash Still Unidentified
In Waco Texas Aug 6 the Texas Highway Patrol sought help identifying victims of Monday morning bus collision near town. Of 28 bodies recovered 14 had been identified, three others confirmed dead, drivers among the dead. Patrol asked callers with info about possible victims to notify them.
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