Tydings Wins Maryland Senate renomination in Fifth term
Senator Tydings won renomination for a fifth term amid an 23 to 1 margin with 1151 of 1429 precincts reporting. Opponents Hugh Monaghan II and John A. Meyer trailed. Lane won Democratic unit votes for Maryland governor while national focus shifted to Wisconsin and Massachusetts races.
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Alexander Wiley
Wiccon
Demage Mart Tydings
Marvin Tydinga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hugh J. Monaghan II
John A. Meyer
Baltimore
Tydings
Moreaghan
Meyer
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Wiley
Edward A. Bristol
Thomas E. Fairchild
Daniel W. Oan
Kwaukee
William E. Sanderson
P. LaVern Dilner
Rery
Walter J. Kohler
Carl W. Thompson
Stoughton
Charles P. Greene
Milwaukee
House
Paul A. Dever
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Clarence A. Barnes
Arthur W. Coolidge
William Preston Lane Jr
Lane
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Maryland
John Marshall
One Killed in Wisconsin and Phoenix Storms
A Wisconsin tornado killed one man and injured four others at an asylum farm in Weyauwega, while a 90 mph Phoenix windstorm caused 25 hospital patients and widespread damage totaling about 300,000 dollars. The Salt River Valley storm ripped through the city for 48 minutes, destroying roofs and a concrete wall, with debris injuring workers and pedestrians.
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United Pr
Wisconsin
Bee Ariz
Hile
Wau
Paca ‘County
Eyauwega
Wis
Herbert Schoenheide
Phoenix
Louis. . Jurwitz
Salt River Valley
Radioman's Will Fills in Gaps of Tragic Death
Radioman Frank Lee Graham died in his Hollywood Hills car with the engine running and a hose in the exhaust. His unusual will, filed for probate, names Mildred Rossi and Dorothy Jack Graham with various bequests and portions of his radio shows. The probate petition lists the estate value simply as in excess of an unspecified amount.
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Radioman
Les Angeles
Frank Lee Graham
Graham
Hollywood Hills
Jack Shallow
Mildred Rossi
Mildred
Dorothy Jack Graham
Frank
San Francisco
Janet Downs
Jack
Seattle
Queen Urges Dutch to Boost Defense Efforts
The queen opened the Dutch States General session and urged the Dutch to accelerate reconstruction and strengthen their defense. She warned that increased national effort is needed to bolster security and readiness amid evolving international tensions.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
UC Courses Cut by 45 Amid Loyalty Oath Fight
Berkeley reports 45 courses dropped affecting 21 professors who refused to sign the loyalty declaration. Some courses were eliminated due to firings and teaching reassignment, with department chairs noting difficulty replacing instructors. One unnamed professor says he resigns as department head over staff firings. Eighteen nonsigners challenge legality in a Sacramento appeals court case.
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Berkeley
University of California
State District Court of Appeals
Sacramento
Soviets Accused of Supplying North Korea by MacArthur
General MacArthur told the U N Security Council that Soviet and Chinese support included arms and 40 000 to 60 000 Korean origin troops aiding North Korea. He showed a 1950 Soviet submachine gun as proof, while Malik dismissed the report as propaganda.
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Douglas MacArthur
Russia
China
North Korea
United Nations
Security Council
Pease
Peiping
Russa
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Council
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
MacArthur
United States
Supreme Commander
U. N
South Korea
General Assembly of U.N. Opens for Extensive Agenda
New York, Sept. 19. The U.N. General Assembly opens its fifth session with 74 items on the agenda. India submitted a motion to replace Chinese Nationalist delegates with Peiping government representatives. Other topics include Korea report, rescinding ambassadors from Madrid, Jerusalem trustee council findings, Greek guerrilla actions, Indian origin rights in South Africa, and continued pursuit of international atomic energy control. The secretary general election is expected to be extended to February 2.
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New York
U.N. General Assembly
India
Spain
Madrid
Jerusalem
Trusteeship Council
Greece
Balkan
South Africa
U.N
Union of South Africa
Trye
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