Truman Seeks Liberal Congress to Curb Midwest Floods
President Truman urged voters in the Midwest to elect forward looking, liberal minded lawmakers to back a Missouri Valley Authority to control floods. He blamed Kansas officials and representatives for delaying three key flood control dams and criticized reliance on emergency relief instead of real flood control work.
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Middletown Eagles Attend Grand Aerie Convention
Middletown Eagles plan to attend the 53rd Grand Aerie annual convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in New York August 9 to 12. Representing the Aerie are David C. Schiering Jerry Brandenburg and Cecil G. Butts. Over 10 000 visitors are expected from across the United States Canada Hawaii Guam and the Philippines. The International Civic Service Award will be presented to the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues with Trautman addressing the session. Major General Roy H Parker and Thomas L Husselton are also slated speakers.
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Cecil G. Butts
Ohio State
Rochester
United Sates
Canada
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Guam
Phillipines
National Association of Professional Baseball
George M. Trautman
National Association
Trautman
Statehouse To Get Two New Murals
Columbus AP reports the state will receive two free murals for the rotunda from the National Academy of Design which has allocated 15000 dollars. Arthur Crisp, a nationally known painter, will create the works replacing two of the four existing rotunda murals with themes of law and order and education.
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Siler Opposes Wetherby For Kentucky Post
Eugene Siler won the Republican nom for Kentucky governor in the primary and leads the race against Wetherby in the fall. Wetherby, who became governor last November, outraised rivals and vows to press his record while Siler campaigns against perceived corruption in Washington.
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U. S
Senate
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Earle C. Clements
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