Wyoming Democrats choose candidates in quiet primary
Wyoming Democrats select nominees for U S Senator and U S Representative in a calm primary. Gov Lester Hunt faces Carl A Johnson in a bid that could shift governorship to a Republican secretary of state if he wins in November.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
U.S
U. S
E. V. Robertson
Frank A. Barrett
Lester C. Hunt
Carl A. Johnson
Joe McGowan
Wyoming-Utah Labor Journal
Sidney C. Konnegay
Hunt
Generals Watson and Ryder to Speak at Harbor Meeting
Gen. Watson and Brig. Gen. Leroy H. Watson along with Col. Frederick H. L. Ryder will dine with Col. M. F. Weill of the 677th Composite Command Group at Ormonde’s Cafe tonight at 5 45. Watson to address harbor area reserve officers at the Army Air Base at 8 p.m.
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Leroy H. Watson
Southern Mary District
Frederick H. L. Ryder
M. F. Weill
Long Beach
Ormonde’s
Gen. Watson
Harbor Area
Army Air Base
Truman Aids Gloomy Over Alabama Ballot Prospects
President Truman's aides concede the Alabama ballot bid might fail as pro Truman electors clash with a slate pledged to vote for Dewey. Sen Sparkman says only a special session could help. Alabama attorney general weighs in. Moves to form a 11 electors slate loom in Montgomery with Birmingham planned August 28. South Carolina and Mississippi show slim odds but still hopeful signals urged by labor leaders. McGrath and Green tout economic gains and labor support as central to the Democratic push.
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Ashington
Truman
Alabama
Sen
Sparkman
D.-Ala
Mr. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
South Carolina
Mississippi
South
William Green
Green
Detroit
McGrath
Uranium Found Near Beaumont Shocks Local Prospectors
Beaumount area discovery reported by Fred B. Greusel confirms a hot uranium ore find. Cattleman Albert D. Marshall located the vein in Marshall Canyon north of Beaumont and plans to ship a 10 pound sample to the Atomic Energy Commission for verification. Scores of prospectors rally to nearby properties as government eyes potential surplus.
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San Bernardino
Fred B. Greusel
Albert D. Marshall
Marshall Canyon
Beaumont
Greusel
San Bernardino Army Air Depot
Meals-for-Millions Foundation tops two-year goal
Los Angeles reports that in two years the nonprofit Meals-for-Millions Foundation has distributed nearly 13 million meals. President Clifford E. Clinton announced the milestone.
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Los Angeles
Meals-for-Millions Foundation
Clifford E. Clinton
Ex Kansans to Meet in Park for 28th Picnic
Former Wichita residents will hold the 28th annual picnic next Saturday in Bixby Park. Mrs. C. B. Shelley, secretary of the Wichita Society, announced the event.
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Wichita, Kan
Bixby Park
C. B. Shelley
E. Second St
The
Wichita Society
Mixup at Ely Airport Spurs Stolen Plane Confusion
Airport officials in Ely explain a mixup after two men hijacked Pilot John Kidwell’s twin engine plane for a joyride to Salt Lake City. The two claimed they believed the plane was ready for them. paramedics and hospital staff had arranged another flight for a patient when the incident occurred.
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Ely
Salt Lake City
Yelland Field
John Kidwell
Salt Lake
Kidwell
Paul Sirkegian
Consolidated Copper Mines Co
Aiirport
Miller Low Bid for School Lighting at Long Beach Schools
George E Miller of Long Beach submits the low bid of 24816 dollars to install louvre-type fluorescent lighting in Clara Barton and John Muir elementary schools. Arthur A Knoll, Long Beach School District business manager, announced yesterday that five bids were considered by the school board.
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George E Miller
Long Beach
Clara Barton
John Muir
Arthur A. Knoll
Miller Company
Five European Nations Study Marshall Aid Plan
A five nation committee of Britain Belgium France Norway and Greece is named to draft a plan for intra European trade with Marshall aid credits. OEEC says the group will report anticipated debit and credit balances and aim to have a working European trade plan by September 21 1947.
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Paris
European Economic Cooperation Council
Britain
Belgium
France
Norway
Greece
OEEC
Council
ECA
ACA
Paul G. Hoffman
Holiday Ordered in Salmon Fishing Crisis Hits Alaska
Washington reports a federal halt on all Alaskan canneries, trawls and gill nets for a week as the Fish and Wildlife Service acts to save the industry. Acting chief Howard Baltzo says overfishing threatens long term survival and that the drastic step may be needed to avert collapse.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Howard Baltzo
Albert H. Day
Alaska
Baltzo
Centenarian Kitty Gensaw Buried in Crescent City
Mrs. Kitty Gensaw died at 101, a Klamath River Digger Indian, buried in Crescent City yesterday. She survived by her husband Jimmy, 103.
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Crescent City
Kitty Gensaw
Klamath River
Jimmy
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