Johnson to Face Cervi in Primary
Sen Ed C Johnson won top place on the Colorado Democratic primary ballot with 53 votes to 535 for Gene Cervi. Both secured ballot spots, forcing a contest. Johnson seeks a third six year Senate term after four years as Colorado governor.
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Hero Retires From Marine Corps After War Service
Col. P. Devereux, 45, a Wake Island defense hero and native of Chevy Chase Maryland, announced his retirement from the Marine Corps in August 1945. He cites ongoing poor health after four years in a Japanese prison camp as the reason for retiring.
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Chevy Chase
Dewey Urges U S Resistance to Berlin Duress
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey told farm editors at his Awling farm that the United States must not surrender rights in Berlin under duress. He urged Americans to unite, avoid domestic irritations, and stressed the need to fix price support abuses while safeguarding food supplies.
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Kurusu Hosts Second U.S. Son-in-Law in Yokohama Ceremony
Tokyo reports Sa bur o Kurusu, peace negotiator at Pearl Harbor time, has two American sons-in-law after Army Lt. William Maddox wed Jaye Kurusu, 27, at a Yokohama ceremony. The Chicago born bride, Catholic? Episcopal slated at Kurusu mountain home in Karuizawa with readings by Mrs. White. Maddox assigned near Sendai with a military government unit. White, formerly Pia Kurusu, 22, wed last August 14 in Yokohama. she is also Mrs. White.
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126 000 Deferment for R O T C Students Declared
Washington set the ROT C deferment for the upcoming school year at 126 400. Freshmen and sophomores in ROT C are covered, with juniors becoming seniors deferred under other provisions. Deferment ends if the student fails to meet training standards or declines service.
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Bus crash kills twelve on Panay Island
Twelve people died and sixteen were injured when a bus plunged from an embankment near Miagao on Panay Island. Dispatches note the accident date was unclear. a minor earthquake was reported on the island Friday.
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Mystery Flier Arrested After B 17 Flight to Palestine
Nine men flew a B 17 from Westchester County Airport on a mystery mission aiming for Palestine. Pilot Irvin R. Schindler, 32, was arrested on neutrality act export charges and released on $1000 bail. Two others ordered to Ellis Island for improper papers.
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Welles Ends Holiday With Rita Hayworth in France
Orson Welles left Cap d Antibes for Rome after a two day stay with Rita Hayworth. The secretary denied any secret air escape or reconciliation and said they were just good friends staying at the same hotel. A separate note mentioned a plane impounded at Halifax before returning to Westchester.
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Girl Injured by Nail Piercing Heel After Bike Fall
Delores Jean Sackstader, 12, fell from her bicycle near Alamitos Avenue yesterday afternoon. A rusty nail pierced her left heel. She was taken to Seaside Hospital for treatment.
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Lineman Killed at Work on Pole
Dan E. Crick, 32, a power company lineman, died from an electric shock after a broken wire touched a 2300 volt line. His body hung from a street-light pole for over 20 minutes before firefighters lowered him while crews repaired wind storm damage. The incident occurred as Crick and others worked on restoring damaged lines.
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Tenn
Power Company
Dan E. Crick
Crick
L. E. Maloney
State Board Grants $500000 to Veterans Groups
Santa Cruz July 24 The California Veterans Board approved a 500000 grant to the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans. The groups will match the sum with their own funds for rehabilitation and service work. The board also ordered sale of 25000000 in bonds to finance the State Veteran Farm and Home Purchase Plan through July 1 1949.
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California Veterans’ Board
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