Crump Machine Faces Setback in Tennessee Politics
Veteran political figure Crump suffers initial defeat as his candidates fail in the August primary. The Kefauver-for-Senator group and allies in Shelby County shift power, with ongoing disputes between Crump and opponent Browning over voting strength and legislative actions. Crump blames labor rates and sales tax for his loss while promising future influence.
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H. Cramip
Crump
U. S
Shelby County
Maraphis
Criino
Shelby Sean
Pict Tt
Clura Gordon Porate
Cramp
Cyons
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
State Supreme Court
Browning
National Guard
Senate
R. D
McKellar
Shelby
Memphis
Jim McCord
Navy News Staff Receives Commendations for Civilian Service
Mrs Virginia Newton and Hubert A MacClain of the Telegram news staff are praised for outstanding civilian service to the Navy. The commendations commend their two and a half years of feature reporting on ships, naval events, and human interest stories. They are lauded for presenting day to day Navy activities to Long Beach and the nation, including coverage of ships, shipyards, operations, and fleet vessels.
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Virginia Newton
Navy
Hubert A. MacClain
Phero Topher
Ese Telegram
Navy News
Deature
Matcere
Long Beach
A. Newton
Lystor
Danes Hear Test Broadcasts Across World
Danes react to the Danish State Broadcasting Corporation test shortwave broadcasts begun toward North America and the Far East. Reports from amateur and regular listeners show varied reception across Europe, Asia, and North Africa with limited official feedback.
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Openhagen
Danish State Broadcasting Corporation
North America
Far East
North
Combal
Europe
Canada
U.S
Iran
Iraq
City Treasurer Faces Vacation Flurry Amid Smoke Law
Long Beach city treasurer Morse says vacations are rare during his tenure and will not leave duties for bond handling. He recalls past leisure days while noting 2,000,000 in water bonds due tomorrow and his long service since July 15, 1821.
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Weske
Bert C. Morse
Morse
Lake City
Marge
Ghannes E. Hewes
Long Beachys
Hewes
Squirrels centerpiece of Indiana hunter study
Indiana studies by John M. Allen over two years focus on improving squirrel populations for hunters. He identifies hunger as the main enemy and notes delays in cover and breeding issues in southern Indiana areas. State and federal support backs the project to provide more and better squirrels.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John M. Allen
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