Clark looms as 1940 candidate in Missouri
Washington Aug 3 Senator Bennett Clark won an overwhelming Democratic primary in Missouri a result described as a possible springboard for a 1940 presidential bid by Senator Rush Holt West Virginia. Holt called the victory a tribute to Clark independence and a path to nomination while noting Clark opposed some New Deal policies. Other Missouri results included a GOP view of Virginia as a crushing defeat for the New Deal and Republican gains in Kansas with Clyde Reed winning the Senate nomination.
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Washington
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Clark
Rush Holt
West Virginia
Roosevelt Clark
Hamilton
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Virginia
Howard Smith
Wiliam E. Dodd, Jr
Colgate Darden
Norman Hamilton
Dodd
Roosevelt
Gubernatorial and senatorial primary results and county lab plan
Unopposed Huxman leads Kansas Republican primary while Payne Ratner wins the Republican nominator. Senator McGill cores a Roosevelt support in the Democratic senatorial primary. Pro admin incumbents Ramsay Edmiston and Johnson are renominated. A Maryland county bacteriology lab project is outlined with 5 000 yearly costs and 4 000 setup, to be housed in Winchester Hall under state supervision.
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Huxman
Kansas
Payne Ratner
George McGill
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Ramsay, Edmiston
Johnson
E C Kefauver
Frederick County
Maryland State Bacteriology Laboratory
West
Winchester Hall Burdin
Wll
Winchester Hall
Market swings alter traffic as patrol notes rise in violations
Capt Walter Elliott of the Texas highway patrol says the stock market influences behavior, with more traffic and other law violations during rise days and a quieting effect when markets fall, reflecting in driving patterns observed in Trier Texas.
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Trier
Tex
Walter Elliott
Texas Highway Patrol
Hines Move Endangers Case Of Prosecution
New York Aug 3 Counsel for James J Hines the erstwhile powerful Tammany boss accused of participating in a vast policy racket conspiracy obtained a court order directing District Attorney Thomas E Dewey to show cause why evidence from the long bill of particulars should not be barred The judge charged among other things that identified policy conspirators sought to intimidate influence or bribe public officials including former Tammany District Attorney William Dodge Coy Magistrate Hulan Capshaw and the late Deputy Magistrate Frances Erwin
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New York
James J. Hines
Tanmany
Moten
Lind
Paul Sturvker
Hines
Ferdinand Pecora
Thomas E Dewey
Bell
Tammany Distrct
Wm . Dodge
Hulan Capshaw
Frances Erwin
Calf Prodigy Queen Paris Shines With Early Milk Gain
In Julian North Carolina AP report W E Coltrane raises a Guernsey calf named Queen Paris that has produced milk since infancy. By seven weeks the calf yielded about a half pint daily. The note also mentions Alexandria as Egypt’s capital for about a thousand years.
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Julian
N.C
Coltrane
Guernsey
Queen Paris
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Vancouver
Anl
Canadian Pacific Steamship Company
China
United States
Focal Health Department
State Health Department
C. A Perry
Bacteriology Bureau
Alexandria
Egypt
Ch Pryl
Chevrolet
Olaclea
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
West Patrick St
Frederick
Johnson Sales & Service
Libertytown
Stull Bros
Lewistown
Burdette Bros
Hyattstown
Sears
Bine Porcelain
Strainer
C Nozen
Kerr
Household
Frederick, MD
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