Adlai Stevenson vows to fight all the way for presidency
Adlai E. Stevenson pledges a fighting campaign after securing the Democratic nomination. Roger Tubby reports an active, traveling, people contact strategy with TV, trains, planes, and frequent public talks. Stevenson aims to contrast with Eisenhower’s TV focused bid and plans early September film production.
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Adlai
Chicago
Stevenson
Jason
Roger Tubby
Steven
Vast Nylon Fabric Sale In Patterns And Colors
A broad nylon fabric sale advertises a rapid savings event featuring a vast assortment of patterns and colors during a limited period. No specific brands, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Eisenhower council to meet again amid routine talks
President Eisenhower held a second National Security Council session in two days. White House secretary James Hagerty said no emergency existed and there would be no meeting next week due to the Republican National Convention. Harold Stassen attended briefly as his disarmament paper was slated for discussion while he remains on leave to push Gov. Christian Herter as Nixon’s running mate.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Truman
Averell Harriman
Illinois
Sheraton-Blackstone
Washington
National Security Council
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
San Francisco
Harold F. Stassen
Stassen
Loy
Massachusetts
Christian Herter
Nixon
Hit By Storm 22 Killed In Japan Typhoon Babs
Typhoon Babs battered southwest Japan killing at least 22 persons and injuring many. More than 75 small boats were sunk and 183 fishing boats damaged as farms and communications were wrecked. No Americans harmed but U S bases reported minor damage.
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Tokyo
Babs
Japan
U.S
Itazuke
Sasebo
Kyushu
Korea Straits
Rebels Die In French Raid In Eastern Algeria
French military headquarters said over 100 Arab nationalist rebels were wiped out in operations in the Constantine region of eastern Algeria. Rebels continued grenade and pistol attacks in Algiers as the capital faced daily pressure.
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Algiers
Constantine
Algeria
Congresswoman Conway Dies Of Heart Attack
Congressman John J Conway 42 died of a heart attack at his Cleveland home while finishing his first term in the Ohio House of Representatives. A Democrat, he had been nominated for a second term in May. An excavating contractor since 1946, he also worked for the IRS 1943 to 46. He attended John Carroll and Ohio Northern universities. Survived by widow Mary M and five children.
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Cleveland
John J. Conway
Ohio House of Representatives
Conway
Internal Revenue Service
John Carroll
Ohio Northern
Mary M
Fortune Puzzle Game From 1984 Almanac
A short puzzle game explains a daily message system by counting letters in a name, adjusting by four if six or more, or adding three if fewer, to obtain a key number. Starting at the rectangle’s upper left, read letters under checked figures to reveal the message.
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William J. Miller
Kine Pratwens Semticn
Rock Dump Injures Hospital Worker at Middletown
Claude Rose, 52, suffered a long scalp gash when a wheelbarrow load of dirt and rocks dumped into a ditch at Middletown Hospital during a remodeling job by Charles H. Shook Construction Co. Rose received six stitches after the emergency visit.
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Claude Rose
Charles H. Shook
Ohio Official Stricken
W A W Marion director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources was reported in fair condition at Mt. Carmel Hospital after a heart attack on his farm near Logan Ohio Thursday according to officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
W.A. W. Marion
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Logan
Bus Crash Kills 12 Near Manila Ditch
Twelve people die and at least 27 are injured when a bus skids into a 10 foot ditch near Manila. Most passengers are university students.
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Manila
English Ask For Satchmo
London says Louis Armstrong has been invited to play with a symphony orchestra at Royal Festival Hall in December. Armstrong, who learned trumpet in a New Orleans waifs home, has performed with a symphony orchestra only once before, July with the New York Philharmonic.
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London
Luis Satchmo Armstrong
Royal Festival Hall
Armstrong
New Orleans
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