Millions Poured Into Political Wars Warned by Scientist
Political scientist Prof. Alexander Heard warned senators that election laws fail to stop business and labor groups from channeling millions into campaigns. He cited 1952 spending of about 140 million dollars and predicted higher totals this year, noting indirect tactics such as ticket blocs, free printing, office space, and even extra salaries for political goals. He also reported substantial TV and billboard spending by Republicans and Democrats and questioned the completeness of his data from interviews with 500 individuals. He highlighted labor unions funding weekly broadasts for Democratic candidates and outlined timing of party ad buys ahead of Election Day.
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Explosion Kills Two at Milwaukee Foundry
An explosion at Ampoc Metals Inc foundry on Milwaukee’s Southwest Side killed two and injured 21. A boiler malfunction is blamed. debris filled an 86 foot square area as workers evacuated. Office worker Clara Baxter, 35, and clerk Charles Plenke, 49, died. others remained in hospital in poor to fair condition.
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