Morse Attacks Colleagues as Reactionary in Senate Rift
Senator Morse of Oregon labels several Republicans reactionary as they balk at joining a self styled progressive group. He alleges Baldwin invited him then recanted and says four of his nominees were excluded from the initial meeting. Baldwin defers comment.
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Langer
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New
Sen. Morse
Crusade for Children Opens Here May 16
Mayor Burton W. Chace proclaims May 16 to 22 as Crusade for Children Week urging citizens to support American Overseas Aid and United Nations Appeal for Children campaigns.
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Crusade For Children
Burton W. Chace
United Nations Appeal For Children
Taylor Conviction Tests Alabama Race Laws
Sen Glen Taylor of Idaho is convicted in Birmingham for disorderly conduct tied to access at a church door for a Negro Youth Conference. Judge Hall stays sentencing with six months probation. appeal filed. Wallace condemns ruling as branding Dems as pro Jim Crow.
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Glen Taylor
Idaho
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United States
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Sen. Taylor
W. W. Casey
Southern Negro Youth Conference
Elmore
Alabama
Willkie's Son Wins Indiana Gop House Nomination
Philip Willkie, 28, son of the late Wendell Willkie, won the Republican nomination for a Rush and Henry counties seat in the Indiana State House of Representatives. He defeated Rep. Raymond C. Morgan by about five to one, aided by his father's name. Willkie is a Columbia University School graduate, Navy veteran of World War II, and returned to manage the family Rush County farm.
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Philip Willkie
Indiana
Wendell Willkie
House of Representatives
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Henry
Willkie
Raymond C. Morgan
Morgan
Columbia University School
Rush County
Ten Indiana Legislators to Be on Autumn Ballot
Indiana legislators wind up primary results with ten of eleven congressmen advancing to the November ballot. Ray Madden led in the First District with 14 to 1, while Charles Halleck topped all candidates in the Second District with 28 071 votes. Several Republicans were renominated by large margins. Louis Ludlow did not seek renomination. The election saw a light turnout near 550 000 and county officials and delegates to state conventions named.
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Indiana
Congress
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Lake County
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Als
Paul E. Rhine
Robert A. Grant
George Gillie
Edward A. Mitchell
Earl Wisen
Ralph Jo
Siaevey
Acme
Forest Harness
Nable Johnson
Gerald Landis
George Denny
Indianapolis
Repulican
Andrew Jacobs
Louis Ludlow
Russians’ Visit Cost German Command Post Chief His Job
The Neue Zeitung reports Col Maximov, former commandant at Karlshorst, was recalled for paying an unofficial visit to the U S zone in Berlin. The move shows Soviet discipline in occupied territory during May.
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Germany
U. S
Neue Zeitung
Maximov
Karlshorst
Florida Governor Primary Puts ex GIs in Runoff
Two World War II veterans face off for Florida governor after winning the Democratic nomination in a nine candidate field. Dan McCarty, 36, citrus grower from Fort Pierce, and Fuller Warren, 42, Jacksonville lawyer, led early returns from 856 of 1597 precincts. Warren narrowly surpassed McCarty while Colin English trailed in third. In the Republican primary Bert Acker led over John L. Cogdill.
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Fla
Florida
Dan McCarty
Fort Pierce
Fuller- Warren
Warren
McCarty
Colin English
Bert Acker
Mami
Held &Alim
John L. Cogdill
Jackaanville
Officials Tour City Nursery at Heartwell Park
Mayor Burton W. Chace and City Council members visited the municipal nursery at Heartwell Park. Park Superintendent HJ Scherer guided the tour of a site hosting over 100000 trees and shrubs intended for restocking parkways and parks after a recent park commission hearing at Willmore Hotel.
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Heartwell Park
Burton W. Chace
Chace
Ark Commission
Willmore Hotel
HJ. Scherer
Colombian Consul Seeks U.S. Cash Aid
In Los Angeles on May 5, Dr. Bernardo Santa Coloma the Colombian consul general announced the formation of a committee to enlist American aid for the rehabilitation of cities in Colombia struck by recent disorders.
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Los Angeles
Bernardo Santa Coloma
Colombia
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