Republicans mobilize speakers for Barkley race in Kentucky
In Kentucky Republicans plan a significant push to support Cooper over incumbent Senator Barkley. Vice President Nixon and other top figures are expected to headline rallies to build momentum. Local GOP activist Mrs Stanley D Pace of Burkesville confirmed the national effort aimed at boosting Cooper’s Senate bid. Barkley remains popular but party strategists insist the race is open.
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Cooper
Barkley
Kentucky
Nixon Dirksen
Senate
Knowland
California
House
Halseck
Indiana
Stanley D. Pace
Burkesville
GOP
National Committee
Batchelor Court Martial Opens in San Antonio
The trial of Cpl. Claude Batchelor opens at Fort Sam Houston with a Medal of Honor recipient on the panel recusing himself as hostile to the accused. Batchelor, 22, from Kermit Texas, faces charges of collaborating with the enemy and informing on comrades during 31 months as a POW in Korea. Defense seeks dismissal, arguing improper investigation and vague charges. Batchelor sits in uniform. his mother and ties to other repatriation cases noted.
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San Antonio
Tex
Cpl
Claude Batchelor
Batchelor
Kermit
North Korea
Reds
Edward R. Schowalter, Jr
Prion
VMI
Schowalter
Korea
Metairie
Virginia Military Institute
Headquarters
4Th Army
Ft. Sam Houston
Sam Antonio
O. L. Batchelor
Portia Howe
Malden
Minn
Bitter drive in Kentucky to reelect Cooper over Barkley
Cincinnati August 30 National and state GOP leaders organize an extra effort campaign in Kentucky to defeat former Vice President Barkley and back Sen. John Sherman Cooper. Chairman Hall urges a fighting campaign to win Congress for Eisenhower era control.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
John Sherman Cooper
Barkley
Senate
Leonard W. Hall
Congress
Hall
Eisenhower
House
Parte
Barkley - Cooper
Sen. Cooper
Army Colonel Returns to Ministry to Lead Severna Park Church
Lt. Col. Lewis O. Heck, 50, retires from the Army after a second stint and is assigned by Bishop Noble C. Powell to organize a new congregation and build a church at Severna Park Maryland. Heck, a Baltimore native ordained in 1930, has held church posts in Baltimore Monkton and served in the Philippines and London before Ft Meade.
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Meade. Md
Lewis O. Heck
Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Severna Park
Heck
Linthicum Heights
2Nd Army
Floyd L. Parks
Baltimore
Hobart College
Philippines
Aberdeen Proving Ground
St. James Church
Monkton
London
Ft. Meade
East German ports allow US ships for flood aid at Rostock
Rostock on the Baltic coast will permit U S ships to dock with food aid for flood victims amid East German, Communist control. International Red Cross officials confirmed the agreement as UNRRA winds down relief operations.
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Rostok
Berlin
East Germany
U S
Rostock
Baltic
Eisenhower
International Red Cross
Rant Paneer Trier
A Unrra
U. N
New York Police Turn On Bullies Warning Trainees
In New York City the police commissioner warned 200 trainees against being “chesty” or “tough.” He stressed the force of 19,000 officers must maintain good natured conduct while resisting arbitrary actions. He noted diesel locomotive tires on U.S. railroads rose from 3,800 in 1945 to 23,000 in 1953.
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Xorough
New York
Oni
Francis W. H. Adams
Assum
U.S
Britain lifts arms ban to Egypt amid Arab world shift
London reports Britain conditionally lifts a three year ban on arms sales to Egypt. Israel protests the move while the United States agrees to military aid for Iraq and considers a program for Egypt. Egypt must pledge not to use arms for aggression against Israel. Israeli Premier Sharett criticizes the policy as one sided armament amid regional tension.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Israel
United States
Iraq
Foreign Office
Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
Bread Of Life by Reverend A Parnell Bailey
In a reflection on practicality a friend notes a boy’s approach to a blemished apple. He would not discard the fruit for a small spot, but instead eats around the imperfection and savors the remainder. The analogy extols common sense in daily decisions.
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Rev
A. Parnell Bailey
Thorn in the flesh and the call to renewed strength
A reflective meditation on enduring personal troubles citing Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” and Isaiah 40 31. The piece urges living around life’s spots, trusting in divine renewal, with 1934 Gen. Feature Corp copyright.
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Paul
Gen. Feature Corp
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Catonsville
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F. J. Brown, Jr
Tsess
Dayton
Ohio
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RED Cross Shoe
America
Ud Weare
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