Mahoney Replaces Tydings As Senate Candidate
George P. Mahoney won the Maryland Democratic nominating vote to replace ailing Millard E. Tydings for the U.S. Senate. By 97 to 55, the party chose the Baltimore contractor over Eleanor Tydings as the campaign resumes with plans to revive the Butler clash and rekindle past confrontations involving Communist accusations tied to the 1950 race.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
U.S Senate
State Democratic Committee
Eleanor Tydings
U.S
Russia
Joseph E. Davies
Mahoney
Tydings
John Marshall Butler
Albert J. Ryan
Albert James Ryan
A.J Ryan
Cora Ryan
Middletown
Ohio
Girl Dies As Bomber Hits House In Sanford Florida
A Navy two engine bomber crashed into two nearby houses near a landing field in Sanford Florida killing four people including a 3 year old Sue Lowe who burned to death on her porch. Lloyd Lowe and their son David 4 were severely burned and hospitalized. The bomber crew Lt Cmdr Ozni Hi 34 Ltjg Gerald O'Hara 28 and William Swigowski 35 also died. The plane struck the Brown home after demolishing the Lowes residence. Brown escaped injury.
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Cmdr
Ozni Donald Hi
Sanford
Gerald Michael O'Hara
Somerville
Mass
William Valentine Swigowski
W. B. Brown
Navy
Lowe
Brown
England Act of 1601 Bans Men from Riding in Coaches
A 1601 act in England sought to curb men riding in coaches deeming it effeminate. The measure aimed to regulate carriage use and social comportment during the early modern period.
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England
Men’s fashion drive aims to boost dress sense and spending
The annual push to get men to dress up richer kicks off with retailers promoting fall lines tied to Labor Day and back to school. Prices rise as labor costs bite while natural fibers return and synthetic textiles falter. du Pont expects big yardage of dacron blends in 1957. Nostalgic fads from the twenties reappear with knickers and white flannel trousers, targeting hunters and trap shooters before expanding to suburbs.
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College J
Office
du Pont
Textile Fibers Department
Dacron
First Woman's Rights Convention Held in Seneca Falls
The first women's rights convention occurred in Seneca Falls, New York, in 1848, marking a landmark event in the suffrage movement with notable early advocacy and reform efforts recorded in local history.
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Seneca Falls, N. Y
Convict Slaying Sparks Prison Yard Mystery at Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus authorities probe why 23 year old print shop worker Glenn H. Smith attacked fellow convict James J. Nichols with a ball peen hammer in the Ohio Penitentiary yard. Nichols, 33, of Springfield, died 21 minutes after the assault. both men from Springfield had no prior work ties. State Highway Patrol investigates the fatal incident amid a history of rioting and parole revocation surrounding Nichols.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
James J. Nichols
Springfield
Ralph W. Alvis
Glenn H. Smith
Nichols
Smith
State Highway Patrol
Alvis
Clark County
Fox Bound To Jury On New Charge
Franklin special report: Rus sell Fox, 26, 3013 Ottawa Street Middletown, bound over to the Warren County Grand Jury under $5,000 bond in Franklin Municipal Court on a breaking and entering charge. Fox had been on 10 years probation after a grand larceny conviction in Butler County. He was nabbed last week during an attempted break-in at John Kidwell Body Shop east of Franklin on Route 73. Other actions: Delmar Levin fined $10 plus costs with $10 suspended for driving left of center. Bonds forfeited: Taylor Cope Jr. for crossing a yellow line and Billie Thorp for reckless operation. Frank Sanders forfeited a $5 bond for running a stop sign.
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Franklin
Russell Fox
Ottawa St
Middletown
Warren County Grand Jury
Fox
Butler County Common Pleas Court
John Kidwell
Delmar Levin
Tibball St
Taylor Cope, Jr
West Carrollton
Billie Thorp
Miamisburg
Frank Sanders
Cincinnati
Stork Was A Little Late
AURORA Colo. Dinah Lee Bass misses kindergarten by two hours due to birth after the cutoff. Public schools require age five by Nov 30. Parents Mr. and Mrs S W Bass protest as Dinah was born at 2 a.m. Dec 1 1951.
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Aurora
Colo
Dinah Lee Bass
S. W. Bass
Dinah
Lon
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