State vote results elate both parties
Surprising election leaves both major parties elated as runoff contests loom. The statewide tally hints at California facing the largest number of major party contests since 1913 direct primaries, with Rep Clair Engle and Rep John F Shelley prominent among contenders. The delegation stands at 19 Republicans and 11 Democrats in the House.
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California
GOP
Clair Engle
Red Bluff
John F. Shelley
San Francisco
Congress
House
A, KY
Assembly
Assemblymeen
Washington
Sacramento
Fresno
iAs
Cranston
Tornado Claims Three Lives Across Midwest and South
A tornado and storm sweep through the midwest killing three people near Rockwell City and prompting warnings of more twisters from Sioux City to the Minnesota border. The heat and humidity linger over the Southeast and Central Plains as officials report 23 year old William Nicholson killed at Nicholson’s farm.
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Midwest
Iowa
Chicago Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Dubuque
Minnesota
Des Moines
Waterloo
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Fain Lands
Rockwell City
William
Nicholson
Calhoun County
George O’ Dahlke
Fragmented party pet vote figures from public records
A jumbled OCR style listing shows counts of pets and vote figures for public offices including Secretary of State Controller and Attorney General with Democratic and Republican tallies. The legible items include names like Jord Raeburn Collins Johnson Darby Brown Howser Watson and numbers in the hundreds of thousands, but the text is incomplete and disordered.
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Jord
Raeburn
Jordan
Pete
Brown
Howser
Peta
Watson
Eisenhower Trade Policy and Loyalty Remarks At News Conference
President Eisenhower defended his trade program while seeking a one year extension of the Reciprocated Trade Act. He argued the extension does not abandon tariffs reform and noted Democratic calls of retreat. He also urged constitutional loyalty from officers and warned against unauthorized disclosure of information.
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Eisenhower
Theisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Hehower
Simpson
Alberts
Everett
Suppen
Steinmetz
Repubee
Ihcan
Congress
U. S
Dixie Division Colors Change After Renaming
The Confederate colors of the Dixie Division are connected to Alabama and Mississippi. Next Tuesday the unit will be renamed as the Eighth Infantry Golden Arrow division.
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Carson
Colo
Dixie
Alabama
Mississippi
Eighth Infantry
Golden ’ Arrow
Gion
Voters reject 999,561,000 crop and auditorium measures
The Los Angeles area ballot failed propositions for a 999,561,000 wheat crop plan and a bushel auditorium project. Propositions F and G tied to civic spending, with F failing and G passing only without F approval. Election results also show Sheriff Biscailuz and county supervisors winning re election bids. The Agriculture Department forecast a 999,561,000 bushel wheat crop for the year, up from last month and down from last year, noting strict production controls and a large reserve.
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Washington
Agiriculture Department
Secretary of Agrijiculture Benson
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