Primaries Show Mixed Signals on 1952 Trend
Washington reports mixed results from early 1952 primaries. Veteran Sen. Kenneth McKellar and Sen. Owen Brewster were defeated, along with several governors and House members. Yet party leaders see no clear anti incumbency wave, noting similar casualty levels to 1948 and limited local election data.
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Firefighters' smoke bomb backfires in Newark boiler display
Newark Ohio August 16 firemen testing surplus smoke bomb at Central Station backfires creating heavy smoke that halted downtown traffic. Police and residents puzzled as extinguisher failed to quell the haze before firefighters doused the bomb in water.
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