Connecticut Republicans Eye Two Senate Seats In State Convention
Connecticut Republicans prepare for a two day convention to nominate candidates for two senate seats and other offices with aims to shift control of the chamber. The slate includes Lodge Bradley Talbot Bush and Benton's race remains pivotal while Bowles seeks renomination in a clouded field. Nationwide interest centers on Dewey and potential presidential ambitions in 1952.
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Connecticut
Senate
Chester Bowles
Bowles
John Davis Lodge
Westport
Conn
J. Kenneth Bradley
Brien McMahon
William Benton
Joseph E. Talbot
Naugatuck
House
McMahon
Prescott S. Bush
Greenwich
United Service Organizations
Benton
Raymond Baldwin
New York
Thomas F. Dewey
Oklahoma May Lose One Or Two Congress Seats
Preliminary census findings show Oklahoma farms shedding residents fast enough to push state losses past 250 000 and threaten two congressional seats. Southwest districts lead declines with 29 714 in seven counties, 9 129 in nine counties, while Seminole and Kiowa show striking shifts. State officials warn broader losses may follow as rural depopulation continues amid soil erosion and farm consolidation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Roy J. Turner
Federal Agriculture
U. S. Agriculture Department
K. D. Blood
Blood
Seventh Congressional District
Seminole County
Wewoka
Okfuskee
Kiowa
Indianola
Guthrie
Chinese Rebels Start Wide South China Drive
News reports say 70,000 Nationalist guerrillas began a push against Communists near Hunan and Kwangsi, overrunning areas between Suining and Sanchiang. Reds reportedly withdrew toward the Han Kwangsi railroad while Formosa invasion fears and Fukien jet planes surfaced. The executive Yuan decreed death for regimental retreats without high approval and ordered killings of subordinates in such cases.
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Taipei
Hunan
Kwangsi
South China
Suining
Sanchiang
Formosa
Seaboard
Fukien
Foochow
Executive Yuan
Preacher Calhoun to Move Into Modern MH Home
Preacher Calhoun of Blankston near Corey will move from his tumbled down shack to a new three bedroom dwelling supplied by the farmers home administration. Caldwell parish supervisor George D. McKnight says the home will be complete with living room dining room kitchen front and back porches bath cabinets running water electricity and butane. The new housing plan aims to aid many rural families.
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Preacher Calhoun
Preacher
Farmers Home Administration
Mr. Calhoun
Blankston
Corey
George D. McKnight
Caldwell Parish
McKnight
John Snead Endorses Hadacol for Digestive Troubles
Camp Creek West Virginia resident John Snead writes to readers praising Hadacol for acid stomach and bloating caused by vitamin and mineral deficiencies. He says one bottle improved his condition and urges others with upset stomach or gas to try Hadacol, noting it treats the cause rather than acting as a quick antacid. The note cites trial and larger sizes and mentions doctors’ favorable views.
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John Snead
Camp Creek
West Virginia
Big Jeff
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Wife Earns BA as Baby Sits in Her Arms
Mrs Lawrence Bauer, 20, accepted her Hofstra College degree in cap and gown while holding her five week old son Jamie Lynn Bauer. She is the wife of a 1949 graduate, meeting him in a psychology class.
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Lawrence Bauer
Jamie Lynn Bauer
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
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Okla
Reds
Keystone
Louisville
Daily News-Star—World
News-Star—World
Hadacol
Hempstead
Hofstra College
Saratoga
Mens
Textron
Faberge
Father
Hue
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