Eisenhower Nixon Ticket Emerges From Chicago GOP Clash
At the Chicago Republican convention Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon edged past Taft forces to form a unified ticket. Nixon and Eisenhower received broad support as delegates shifted votes, with Georgia and Texas concessions redefining the race. The platform denounced Democratic policy while pledging loyalty and reform across security and intelligence agencies.
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Nixon
Republican Party
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Eisenhower Ezroup
Taft
California
Warren
Ohio
iDewer
New York
Lline
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Ihe
MacArthur
Rearly
Stassen
Waitt
Richard Nixon
House
American Activities Committee
Alger Hiss
Georgia
Credentials Committee
Texas
Senator Dirksen
General MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
United States
International Amphitheatre
Hoover
Old Guard
Congress
Strandtman family returns from summer session
Mr. Norman Strandtman and family came back from Maxwell after several weeks while he attended the Southwest Texas State Teachers College summer session in San Marcos. He is a Moulton Public School faculty member.
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Norman Strandtman
Maxwell
Strandtmaan
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Maros
Strandtman
Moulton Public School
Odd Bits From The Past And The Present
A mash of curio notes on ancient foods Roman history back to Pliny to modern trivia. Items include Roquefort cheese origins, middle names, beliefs of New Jersey children, Siam penalties, bookbinding ingredients, Peter the Great Russia, Eve's apple fruit, Royal Mounted Police knitting, New York salt use, rocking chairs, the Great Wall, Chinese religions, Italian art colors, and Gilded Age fortunes.
Plant diseases named by authorities cost billions annually
Authorities estimate around 50 000 plant diseases cost about two billion dollars each year in damages. The figures reflect widespread agricultural losses across crops and regions.
The Winner Longest Sentence Noted in Spirit of the Age
A literary curiosity discusses Hazlitt's Spirit of the Age with a sentence reportedly 110 miles long. The sentence allegedly uses the conjunction and 97 times, illustrating extreme prose length.
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Hazletts
Transfers for Moulton Public Schools Now Open
Parents in other districts may apply for transfers to Moulton Public Schools during July. Contact Supt J W Pyland in Moulton or apply any day in July at the County Superintendent's Office in the county of residence. Applications must be filed before July 31. The notice defines majority and plurality voting terms.
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Moulton Public Schools
J. W. Pyland
Moulton
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Houston
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Arcadia, California
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Herbert Pavlicek
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Joe Pavlicek
Anton Rehak
Edward James Pavlicek
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
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Pliny
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Peter the Great
Ceylon
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
John T. Rockefeller
William Waldorf Astor
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Humble Oil & Refining CO
Traveler
Arrow Poultry
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