Rankin margins amid margarine clash in Mississippi primary
Washington report on Rep. John E. Rankin of Tupelo facing ouster amid internal House disputes over his conduct and a linked Mississippi primary contest with Tom Abernethy. The piece links Rankin’s fate to H R 5012 on Navy margarine and broader dairy industry politics including cotton loan considerations.
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Congress of the United States
John E. Rankin
Tupelo
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Mississippi
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Thomas G. Abernethy
Okolono
Tom” Abernethy
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Army
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Armed Services Committee
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Herman Andresen
Minnesota
Rayburn-McCormack
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Editorial calls for stricter car regulations to cut deadly crashes
Editorial condemns lax licensing and inspection rules and urges uniform state regulations. It cites life time permits in some states, varying inspection practices, and a 37,300 death toll with 1.3 million injuries. It highlights faulty brakes, tires, lights, speeding, and youth as risky drivers.
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National Safety Council
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Arizona
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Nevada
South Carolina
MOTO NEVER RIDE ON ARAB BUS
An Africa item reports the Royal Air Force flying food to 27 Arabs stranded in a Sahara bus eight days out of service. The piece notes Arab travel habits and ends with a cautioned jab about Arab buses and hunger.
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Africa
Royal Air Force
Sahara
RAF
Lovett Sees NATO Goals in Doubt Amid Flap Indicator
In Washington on the Pentagon door, Frank C. Nash monitors a Flap Indicator signaling NATO prospects. Lovett warns Lisbon 50-division target may slip. Britain may stretch three to four years of rearmament, France seeks $600 million in US orders or risk bankruptcy. the US elections delay talks, and readiness may lag in reserve divisions.
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NEA
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Frank C. Nash
Secretary of Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Frank Nash
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Paris
Lisbon
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NATO
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France
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Lovett
NATO Council
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Europe
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Death at a Crossing in Pembroke Canada
Train killed five in a family at a grade crossing. The Hannibal Courier Post notes crossings demand extraordinary caution as trains stay on tracks but danger remains when vehicles meet them.
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Pembroke
Ontario
Canada
Hannibal Courier Post
Party Platform Difficulties Compared To Shaped Lumber
Charles City Press likens forging a political platform to building a house with lumber of various shapes and sizes. The piece notes the challenge of uniting all party members on a single platform amid diverse views.
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Charles City Press
CROSSWORD PUZZLE IN THE CARDS HORIZONTAL
A sparse crossword puzzle page lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle covers a wide range of topics including card terms, personal titles, celestial bodies, and miscellaneous items with varied word lengths.
Daily Mail Subscription Rates and Service Note
Subscriptions listed include daily one year by mail inside and outside first and second zones with prices of 9.00 and 15.00 dollars respectively. Special delivery services for missed papers are mentioned with a 6.20 pm cutoff for calle listings.
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Mai Inside First
Mai
Dee Monnes Newer and Business Office at 318 Shops Building
Dee Monnes occupies a newer business office within the 318 Shops Building. The location details emphasize the commercial space allocation and its tenancy in the central shopping complex.
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Dee Monnes
AFL to Invite Ike and Stevenson to National Convention
The AFL executive council announced it will invite Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson to speak at the AFL national convention in New York next month. The invitation marks the first time presidential candidates are asked to address the eight million member union. The council also plans to invite President Truman to the convention which opens September 15.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
New York
AFL
Truman
Wholesale Food Prices Edge Up To 1952 High
New York reports the Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food index at 6.66 this week, up from 6.65 last week and 4 percent below the year-ago level of 6.94. The index, highest since mid December last year, trails the 1948 record of 7.36, with a low of 6.31 recorded on April 22.
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Dun & Bradstreet
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