Ohio Democrat governor may support Taft
Governor Frank Lausche wavered on backing the Republican rival U. S. Senator Taft, saying he would vote for the candidate who would best serve the nation. Democratic leaders, in Columbus to boost Joseph Ferguson, reacted with irony and kept plans for Taft’s defeat moving. Ferguson vowed to win by at least 250,000 votes while continuing his campaign.
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Pulaski Clerk Pays $3,000 Fine For Vote Fraud
Walter W. Waite of Mound City Pulaski county clerk paid a 3000 dollar fine in federal court in East St. Louis on election fraud charges. The plea of nolo contendere was entered April 20 in Cairo before Judge Caspar Platt. Indictments stem from the 1948 primary. 13 others including Pulaski County Judge Joe Crain were dismissed. Waite and Crain are Republicans.
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Budget Approved for Southern U Illinois University
Carbondale June 20. Trustees approved a one year budget of 3 285 472 dollars for Southern Illinois University, 416 566 dollars above last year. They also granted authority to purchase dogs for experimental work under Dr Harold Kaplan head of the Physiological Dept, though the experiments are not publicly detailed.
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Strike Riot in Oklahoma City Sees Four Arrested
In Oklahoma City four iron union workers were charged with assault and battery and mal icious destruction of property after a riot between union pickets and Santa Fe employees. A Santa Fe official was in serious condition, and 75 pickets joined the melee injuring six including Santa Fe yardmaster W. J. Peterson who suffered a possible brain concussion. police quelled the disturbance, the second in a week at Capitol Steel and Iron Company, following a June 12 incident.
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Caged opens at Stadium Theatre June 22
Warner Bros presents Caged a dramatic women in prison film starring Eleanor Parker Agnes Moorehead and Jan Sterling. The story follows a young woman’s descent from bewilderment to cynicism after entering a state prison and features author Virginia Kellogg’s first hand research. John Cromwell directs with Jerry Wald producing.
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