Republicans and Democrats clash over House control future
A national survey and regional claims shape a heated contest to control the next House. Republicans defend current gains while Democrats push for a 218 vote majority, naming district-by-district battles across California Colorado Indiana Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana Nevada New Mexico New York and more.
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California
Lea
Havemner
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Sheppard
Thomas W. Wardell
Allen
Bud Gearheart
Poulson
Bradley
Fletcher
Young John Carroll
Colorado
Denver
Compton White
Idaho
Indiana
Gerald Landis
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Brent Spence
Maryland
Massachusetts
Worcester
Springfield
Michigan
Detroit
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Truman
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
GOP
New Mexico
Dewey
New York
Brooklyn
Queens County
Lubbock Little Theater Opens With You Cant Take It With You
Lubbock Little Theater presents its season opener Monday night at Senior High School auditorium. The comedy follows the Vanderhof family amid New Deal era references with a local cast including Penny Sycamore Essie Carmichael and Grandpa Vanderhof. Tickets are on sale at Wylie’s Drug Store Mesons in Green Acres Bray’s Cleaners Park Place and at the box office Monday night.
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Little Theater Board of Directors
Internal Revenue
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C. C. Caldwell
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America
Lubbock
Supreme Court
Russia
Vanderhof
New York
Columbia University
Quanah Lewis
Penny Sycamore
John Robert Moxley
Essie Carmichael
Penny
Rhoca Lou Kelly
Jack Short
James Reynolds
Paul Sycamore
Aubrey Thompson
de Pinna
Richard Kelisky
Ed Carmichael
Leon Harris
Grandpa Vanderhof
Jeanetta Lewis
Bill Thurman
Aliee Sycamore
Tony Kiroy
Leatis
James Pinson
Rutan Wilson
Weldon George
Kolenkov
Gane] Etter
Olga Katrina
G. V. Pardus, Jr
Henderson
Gay Wellington
B. Raffamelo
Richard Shannon
Charles Cobb
Little Theater
Roberta Newell McGinns
Wylie
Meson's
Green Acces
Bray's Cleaners
Park Place
Texarkana Police Chief to Seek Hearing for Sergeant
Texarkana Ark Oct 2 A public hearing will be held for Police desk Sergeant Earl Henderson who alleged eight years of irregularities in the department A special grand jury found insufficient evidence for indictments of officers past or present Henderson was discharged at the request of Police Chief H Grady Holmes and the jury urged civil service review of the department bookkeeping to ease friction within the force
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Texarkana
Ark
U.P
Earl Henderson
Civil Service Commission
Henderson
H. Grady Holmes
Indonesians Making Gains Against Reds
Batavia Java October 2 Indonesians report initial success against the Soviet State in east Java easing a three month political deadlock with the Dutch. Despite clashes around Madioen Red battalions are scattered and diplomacy moves are expected in coming weeks with possible US involvement. The Soekarno Hatta government gains praise for handling the Communist rebellion.
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Java
East Java
Madioen
Moscowtra Ned Afusso
Uncle Sam
Daten
Wang
Republi
Hatta
Tiny Spangler baby born under unlikely odds
A baby girl born at Spangler hospital in Pa on October 2 weighs 1 pound 12 ounces and measures 10 inches. Doctors say she has a good chance of survival. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Soltis of nearby Emza.
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Spangler. Pa
Weigaing
Spangler Hospital
Tne Cnlis
John Soltis
Emeiza
Baptist Convention To Relay Wisery Over State Jockup
In Dallas on October 2 the Baptist General Convention of Texas will trace its 100 year history and outline future plans via the state's first FM radio hookup. The 45 minute program from First Baptist Church will be aired by 16 stations and reach over 1,000 churches with FM receivers. Dr. J Howard Williams will speak emphasizing a proposed 10 million dollar budget for November in Houston, 6 million above the current year.
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Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
First Baptist
R. Allan Reed
J. Howard Williams
Houston
Chiang Kai-Shek heads to Mukden amid Manchuria battle
Peiping dispatch reports Chiang Kai-Shek flew from Peiping to Mukden to confer with military leaders as a battle develops that could determine the government's slim hold in Manchuria. The move follows recent talks in North China.
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Chiang
China
Peiping
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