Wallingsfords Hold Picnic Next Sunday at Bixby Park
Descendants of the Scotch English Wallingsford family began annual picnics in 1983 and will carry on the tradition next Sunday at Bixby Park. Organizer Spr C C Wallingsford of 15949 Georgia Ave Paramount leads the event. Dr Wallingsford has completed a 1200 page manuscript on Wallingsford Family Genealogy to display at the picnic.
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Georgia Ave
Paramount
Vicuna Slain at Dallas Zoo Fifth Hit by Rifle
Dallas Aug 18 a vicuna named Vi at the Dallas zoo was killed by a rifleman, the fifth such animal victim in recent years. A .22 cal bullet fragment was found in Vi’s liver. Zoo park board president Ray Hubbard offered a $250 reward for the responsible vandal. Previously a zebra and two deer had been shot.
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Barkley Plans No Speech Tour for Campaign
Paducah Ky August 18 United Press Alben Barkley said he has not set any speaking engagements for the Democratic campaign and is unsure of his role. He will not seek the Senate seat in the November election and plans to retire from public life in January, though not from all public activity.
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Alben Barkley
Senate
Pat Ansboury
Louisville
Thomas R. Underwood
Lexington
Farley and Williams Debate Eisenhower Nixon Race
In New York on August 18 James A. Farley and Walter Williams debated the presidential race on radio. Williams urged Eisenhower as America’s best bet for peace while Farley argued Americans are better off now and backed Adlai Stevenson as better suited to steer the nation toward peace and economic stability. Farley noted Truman invited both candidates to world situation briefings Stevenson accepted, Eisenhower declined.
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America
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Trumann
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Mississippi Democrats Split Three Ways in Convention
Mississippi Democrats convene to back Stevenson Sparkman, Eisenhower, or a third party while Alabama eyes Sparkman homecoming and Arkansas warns voters about suspensions for GOP support. Eisenhower plans southern blitz as Stevenson expands nationwide tour with 100 speakers.
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