Gore Beats McKellar In Tennessee Senate Primary Ride
Albert Gore Jr leads Kenneth McKellar by over 60 000 votes as returns from about 2300 precincts show Gore 238867 McKellar 175272. Clement edges Browning for the Republican nomination with 192812 to 165547. McKellar vows not to concede as Clement wins in a reshaped Tennessee political scene.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Finis
Kenneth D. McKellar
U. S. Senate
Ins
Frank G. Clement
Gordon Browning
Browning
Gore
McKellar
Clement
FBI
Clifford Allen Jr
Czech Deportations Target Middle Class In Red Counties
Reports say Prague and Bratislava suburbs have expelled up to 10 000 people in the first week of July deportations. Lawyers architects former factory owners and other professionals are among victims moved to rural areas as trainloads depart two to three times weekly.
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Salle A Aesova Repor
Savelitee
Hungary
Romania
Prague
Bratislava
Mock A’ Bombing Levels Two Cities
Fort Worth reports a simulated bombardment by two squadrons of B36 bombers over New York and Philadelphia. Thirty five planes joined the exercise, with 34 returning to Carswell Air Force Base in Dallas, about 30 miles from home. The 7th and 11th Heavy Bombardment Squadrons departed Carswell Wednesday on the practice mission.
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Fort Worth
Tex
New York
Philadelphia
America
Carswell Air Force Base
Dallas
Carswell
Army and Air Force Seek 371 Doctors and 200 Dentists
The Army and the Air Force issued a Defense Department notice calling for 371 physicians and 200 dentists in October. The total includes 196 doctors and 110 dentists for the Army and 175 doctors and 90 dentists for the Air Force. Since July, 1,893 doctors and 850 dentists have been inducted or ordered to active duty.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
Justice Department Shakeup Seen With D A Resignations
A new wave of top Justice Department resignations was forecast with Deputy Attorney General A. Devitt Vanech stepping down to seek a Connecticut Senate seat. Ross L. Malone of Roswell New Mexico emerged as his replacement, amid plans for multiple district attorney firings as part of a broad department overhaul tied to a congressional probe.
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Washington P
Justice Department
Prospect
U. S
Washington
Ross L. Malone
Roswell
N. M
A. Devitt Vanech
Vanech
Len Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Atty
James P. McGranery
J. Howard McGrath
Tom Clark
Stevenson Opens Labor Day Drive With Detroit Speech
Gov. Adlai Stevenson plans a Labor Day speech in Detroit to launch his presidential campaign and win labor support. A Louisville campaign team plots a Dixie swing with Alben Barkley and Nelson Nixon conditions. Stevenson will meet President Truman in Washington before continuing stops.
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Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Detroit
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
Stevenson
Fair
Alben Barkley
Sen
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Barkley
McE
Blair Moody
Michigan
Motor City
CIO
Truman
Ike and Dulles Plan Campaign Attack on Democrats
Eisenhower and Dulles met with Nixon to map a foreign policy attack on Democrats. The luncheon session considered how hard to challenge Truman era policies, with Dulles endorsing platform lines and Eisenhower warning against prejudice and Communist tactics. Also noted were Taft support in several states and efforts to mobilize women to vote in November.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denvers
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Richard M.nixon
California
Dulles
Nixon
Truman
North Atlantic
Robert A. Taft F
Ohio
Sen B. Jordan
Idaho
George T. Hansen
Utah
Hansen
Taft
Miss Bertha Adkins
Maryland
Young American Flees Prison in Czechoslovakia
A 25 year old American John Hvasta of Hillside New Jersey has escaped from a Czechoslovak prison where he was serving a 10 year espionage sentence. The State Department said Prague reported Hvasta fled on January 2 and authorities do not know his whereabouts. Washington has pressed Prague for his release and for Associated Press reporter William N Oatis who is imprisoned on spy charges.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
State Department
John Hvasta
Hillside
N. J
Hvasta
United States
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Boy Drowns During Picnic at Akron Reserve
Clyde Hameter, 14, drowned at Nimisila Reservation during a family picnic on Thursday night in Akron Ohio. Rescue attempts failed as the boy slipped into the water in the park area. Authorities investigated the accident and noted weather and water conditions.
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Akron
O. U
Clyde Hameter
Nimisila Reservation
California Communists sentenced under Smith Act
Fourteen leading Communists in California receive maximum five year terms and $10000 fines for conspiracy against the United States after a six month trial. Frank Spector, a self declared founding member, and others including William Schneiderman Frank Carlson and Dorothy Healey Connelly face deportation and appeal the verdict while Rose Kusnitz Oleta Yates testifies and faces additional contempt penalties.
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Los Angeles
California
Russia
United States
William C. Mathes
Frank Spector
U. S
Communist Party
Spector
Lyentry
William Schneiderman
Frank Carlson
Philip M. Connelly
Dorothy Healey Connelly
Ben Dobs
Ernest Otto Fox
Rose Chernin Kusnitz
Carl Rude Lambert
al Stack
Henry Steinberg
Kusnitz
al- Stack
Oleta O'Connor Yates
Yates Ig
Firther
LeMay Warns of Soviet Air Threat to U S
General Curtis LeMay warned at Memorial Hall that the postwar Soviet Air Force and Russia’s growing atomic stockpile pose the most disturbing threat to the United States. He cited about 20,000 Soviet aircraft in active units, similar numbers in reserve, plus thousands more in satellites, and urged vigilance despite U S advantages in long range bombing.
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Columbus
Curtis E. LeMay
Russia
LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Ohio American Legion
Memorial Hall
Legion
Soviet Union
Free Nations
Monsoon Floods Leave Dozens Dead or Missing in Philippines
Twelve people are dead or missing in Central Luzon after three days of heavy monsoon rains and high tides. Rescue teams battle rising waters and stranded residents as floods disrupt towns and transport.
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Manila
Luzon
Ten Airmen Killed in Shikoku Patrol Plane Crash
U S Navy headquarters reports ten crewmen killed when a patrol bomber crashed on Shikoku Island in southern Japan. Details of the crash were not released.
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Tokyo
U. S. Navy
Shikoku
Finnish-born mill worker faces deportation appeal to Truman
Carl and Paul Latva, sons of 49-year-old Carl Latva of Wen dell New Hampshire, plan to appeal to President Truman to save their father from deportation for signing a 1934 Communist party card. Latva seeks relief via the U S Circuit Court after Boston Federal Judge Wy zanski ordered deportation under the McCarran Act.
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Truman
Carl
Paul
Deperere
Finland
Boston
Frederick Frank Cohen
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George’ Door
Dorr Woolen
Goshen
Washington
Sen
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
McCar
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
McCarran
Communist Party
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washton
Lawmakers Respond Cautiously to Truman Extra-Session Hint
Washington Democrats reacted coolly to President Truman’s suggestion of a special session to tackle inflation controls. Senators O Mahoney and Monroney doubted the move, while Republicans viewed the session as political pressure on Truman and Stevenson.
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Truman
Congress
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Senate
House Economic Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Winds
Stevenson
White House
Jets Tangle For Fifth Day Fifth Day: Reds Lose
U S Fifth Air Force reported three Communist MiGs shot down marking the fifth day of intense air battles over North Korea. Captain Clifford D Jolley, of Salt Lake City, claimed his fifth MIG becoming an ace. the day followed a Fourth of July clash near the Yalu River with 13 MIGs down, one probably destroyed and five damaged.
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Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
America
Clifford D. Jolley
Salt Lake City
Air Force
Yalu River
Manchuria
U.N
Capital Hill
Thief Steals $150 From Albuquerque Police Desk
Albuquerque police hunt a thief who took 150 dollars from a downtown desk drawer in the traffic department. Chief Paul Shaver calls the incident a stinking mess.
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Albuquerque
Paul Shaver
Rhee Predicts No Quick Peace in Korea
South Korea's Syngman Rhee, 77, says no peace soon as he begins a four year term. He argues peace depends on Russia's realization it cannot defeat free nations and urges UN forces to drive out communists. Rhee praises Gen. Van Fleet and notes his election mandate.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Republic
Russia
United Nations
Rhee
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
South Korea
National Assembly
NYC Strike Called Off By Rail Unions
Chiefs of three large railroad unions cancelled a threatened strike on New York Central lines east of Buffalo delaying beyond the 1 p.m. EST deadline. They agreed to government mediation and asked members to postpone plans while negotiations continue, saying mediation had exhausted itself previously but urging restraint in the public interest.
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New York Central
Buffalo
Railway Mediation Board
New York
Brotherhood
Incident Highlights Old Tension on Greek Bulgarian Frontier
The axis of near 300000 armed troops faces off along the Evros River border where a skirmish over Gamma Island sparked Greek claims of Bulgarian invasion. Western officials see a potential broader clash only if Moscow acts, as Greece and Bulgaria remain key players in Cold War standoffs and NATO defenses in the Balkans.
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Bulgaria
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Balkans
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Mediterranean
Turkey
Balkan
Daredevil Pair in Korean War Wounding Revealed
In Korea a Kentucky squirrel hunter and a Wisconsin daredevil served as a deadly decoy/sharpshooter team. Marine Pfc. Henry A. Friday of Nekoosa and Sgt. John E. Boltnott of Comfort, North Carolina, were wounded July 26. Friday was hospitalized in Japan with shrapnel injuries after their tactic drew Red fire.
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Wis
United Nations
Korea
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Henry A. Friday
John E. Boltnott
Comfort
N. C
Boltnott
Friday
Boitnott
Dawson Springs
Marine Corps
Japan
Bald Spot Men Invade Local Beauty Salons
Sunday Journal notes rising male visits to beauty shops as a trend. Fire inspectors plan townwide checks in fall to identify fire hazards and aid a new Fire Prevention Bureau. Butler County 4-H encampment activities and Warren County figure Charles J. Waggoner of Lebanon highlighted in Miami Valley pages.
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Miami Valley
Charles J. Waggoner
Lebanon
Warren County
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