Byrd Wins Maryland Governor Nomination in Tight Primary
Dr H C Curley Byrd appears to have won the Democratic nomination after a lengthy count that left the margin uncertain in key counties. Byrd led Mahoney 80 to 73 unit votes with about 157 435 to 154 925 in popular vote, while recounts and last county results could still alter the outcome.
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Baltimore
H. C. (Curley) Byrd
University of Maryland
George P. Mahoney
State Racing Commission
Mahoney
Maryland
Electral College
Byrd
Sunup
Theodore R. McKeldin
Eisenhower
Congress
Maryland General Assembly
Byrd-Mahoney
Miller
Small
Friedel
Minnesota Boy, 4, Hanged Accidentally
Four year old Dwayne Koepp died at a farm home near Minneapolis after a wire noose caught on a hay carrier track in a barn. His father Clarence Koepp found him hanging. authorities said the boy slipped from a window where he stood.
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Minneapolis
Dwayne Koepp
Here
Clarence Koepp
Dwayne
Travel and visits fill Orangeville week get-togethers
Local residents and relatives from Orangeville and nearby towns spent the week and weekend visiting relatives and friends across Illinois and Wisconsin. Notable gatherings included visits to and from Chicago, Freeport, and Lena, with extended family members traveling to or hosting at multiple households.
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Barry
Bobby
Barbara
Beth Dinges
Shannon
R. L. Dinges
M. W. Moore
Roy Ruff
Chicago
Stephen Sabo
Anita LaBounty
Orangeville
Sue Moore
Caryl Frautschy
Jean
Lois Solace
Helen Schmid
Mary Stabenow
Joyce Knellar
Moore Cottage
Lake Waubesa
Fred Schrubbe
Decorah
Dora
Willard Schnieder
John W. Ruff
Monroe
Jesse Matzke
Lyle Rinehart
Gerry
Russell Carter
Juda
Roy Hefty
Susan
Janis
Sister Bay
Gladys Fuhrmark
Robert Oakes
Anita
Verona
Earl Dittmar
Emerson Cain
Freeport
Dittmar
Carl Broege
South Wayne
Albert Schulz
Wayne Miller
Ralph Heyer
Lena
Alvin Camron
Nancy
Delores Koudel
Guy Boyer
Glen Bolender
Washington Anglo American talks yield vague pledges
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill issued a joint statement after talks with Dulles and Eden. They pressed for a Southeast Asia defense alliance but gave few specifics on who would join or how it would work. The French stance on a single European army looms as a potential obstacle.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Dulles
Britain
Eden
United States
Churchill
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Uni
Europe
Germany
France
Madison Opposes Randall Building in Camp Randall Park
The state historical society joined unions and veteran groups in opposing a University of Wisconsin plan to erect a million dollar indoor athletic practice building in Camp Randall Memorial Park near the stadium. Regents approved bids June 17, citing Camp Randall’s park status and historical ties.
Writer Wins Award for Jim Crow Schools on Trial
Carl T. Rowan of the Minneapolis Tribune won first prize in the Education Writers Association contest for a series of articles on Jim Crow schools on trial.
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New York
Carl T. Rowan
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Education Writers Association
Russian Exsecret Police Chief Tells of Mass Exiles
Lt. Col. Grigori Burlitski testified before a U S congressional committee detailing how Stalin era authorities used deportations to suppress independence movements. He described mass removals of Checheno Ingush and Crimean Tatars to distant parts of the Soviet Union and warned of more such actions during World War II and beyond.
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Munich
Germany
Stalin
Kremlin
Grigori Stepanovich Burlitski
Soviet Union
Congressional
Charles J. Kersten
R-Wis
Burlitski
Caucasus
Crimea
Siberia
Pulp Firms Boost Forestry Spending Amid Plantations Growth
In New York the American Pulpwood Association reports U S pulp and paper firms increased forest management expenditures from 4 million dollars in 1945 to 14.4 million in 1952. Despite owning 25.8 million acres in 1952, only 19 percent of required pulpwood came from company lands. 63 percent came from private owners and about 9 percent from government lands and imports.
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New York
American Pulpwood Association
United States
W. S. Bromley
Association
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Randall Building
Guy Ty
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Monroe, Wisconsin
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