Almond Wins Virginia Governor Race Amid Racial Tension
Democrat J Lindsay Almond Jr swept Virginia's governor race with 63.73 percent amid heavy Byrd organization support. Republican Ted Dalton trailed with about 182,000 votes, proposing token integration to satisfy federal orders. Official tallies at 2 a m showed Almond leading in central and southern regions as Republicans faced voter backlash.
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M Competition Stiffer In Steel Mills
New York report from Iron Age notes intensified competition in steel mills for the last quarter. Buyer inventories and year end tax trimming push demand while delivery speed becomes a key selling point. Some Midwest mills boast 24 hour delivery as interregional rivalry grows and ingot rate loses reliability as a measure.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From a Vintage Page
A readable crossword puzzle helper lists horizontal clues with numbers and hints across various categories. Entries include goddess not nourished discord mulberry dye bark from madder beverag location among not any prayer capital of the nicknam Confederacy watering chalcedony look askance irritating desires turf portico Italian coins riding conveniences exist nonmetallic element born university at Middletown bird of hawk family Abigail's nickname changes position tenant masculine East Indian sailor nurse star Daniels girls bitter nut labyrinths for fear that one of the Great Lakes poses ancient weight chop off family American humorist.
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Wagner Wins Second Term As New York Mayor
Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner secured a historic second term with 1,507,342 votes to 587,440 for Republican Robert K. Christenberry. The victory carried all five boroughs, including Harlem, signaling potential national implications and reflecting party strength in upstate gains and local referenda on bingo and constitutional convention.
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Wear Spikes Stop Wiggle Says USC Doctor
Dr Elizabeth S Austin an associate clinical professor in USC medical school rehabilitation department tells the California Academy of General Practice that spike heels push weight to the ball of the foot taxing muscles and shortening the gait. She notes a backward lean causes the heels to clunk and wiggle.
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Brabin Dies at 74 Husband of Theda Bara
Charles J. Brabin, director and husband of silent star Theda Bara, died at 74 from a heart attack. The English-born filmmaker directed Bara in many of her films and a funeral is expected in Los Angeles with many film industry veterans in attendance.
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