Stevenson Calls Kefauver to Springfield Harmony Talks
Adlai E. Stevenson urged Sen. Estes Kefauver to attend the final harmony conference in Springfield as they discuss the 1952 campaign. Kefauver planned to come from Tennessee with Sens. Richard Russell and Robert Kerr and Averell Harriman. Stevenson and Kefauver’s rivals already pledged support, and Frank McKinney said the Democratic party is unified for the first time in 12 years after streamlining the national committee.
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Stevenson
Tennessee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Mutual Security
Averell Harriman
Springfield
Democratic Party
United
Frank E. McKinney
Democratic National Committee
McKinney
Stephen A. Mitchell
Wilson Wyatt
Anti-Clad Girl Arouses Furore in Pulsa Case
Police questioned 12 year old Judith Ann Evans who wandered in panties over the weekend and used the telephone to alarm parents and neighbors. She described brief wandering in Reservoir Hill and a vacant house, then slept at her father’s site before being taken to her grandmother’s house. No evidence of kidnapping or molestation was found. authorities detained her overnight for questioning.
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Monky
Beulah Johnson
Judith Ann Evans
Anyfort
J. W.verns
Judith Ann
Reservoir Hill
Tuwisa
Hnd
Jghbors
Johnson
Heround
Five Suspects Held in New Orleans Bank Robbery Case
Federal charges expected Monday target five people, two men and three women, tied to a $15,000 Los Angeles Bank of America raid. FBI traced engaged gang via a submachine gun, a mask, and robbery paraphernalia found after a disturbance near the French Quarter. Suspects include Joseph Russo, 34, John Anthony Discalla, 33, Maria Ancona Discalla, anya J. Marshall, and Jenee Reitmann Glover. A six month old child, said to be the couple’s baby, was temporarily placed in custody of a New Orleans friend.
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New Orleans
Joseph Rusto
John Anthony Discalla
Maria Ancona Disa
Brooklyn
N. Y
Anya J. Marshall
da Discalla Reitmann
Jenee Reitmann Glover
Hollywood
Los Angeles
FBI
C. H. Carson
Russo
Tourist Cours
Calla
Nationwide blood donor drive announced by ODM coordinator
The Office of Defense Mobilization announces a broad blood donation campaign aided by the National Action Council. Pier will be sought through newspapers radio and TV and unions. The American Red Cross is banned as the official collection agency. Blood is needed for troops in Korea and plasma storage for any future attack.
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Office of Defense Mobilizaion
Truan
Camign
ODM
Co- Pier
Ess
American Red Cross
Korea
Harry Under Fire on Call of Congress
Washington August 11 President Truman faces party opposition over a special session to strengthen price controls until after the November elections. Senator Sparkman and Governor Stevenson caution against recalls. Ellis Arnall pressed the issue citing rising food prices and a weak preadjournment law. Arnall plans resignation effective September 1, with a successor to be named. Roger Fleming of the Farm Bureau counters that price pressures are overstated.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
John J. Sparkman
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Arnall
Georgia
Rules Hubby Put High Price on His Virtue
Fukuoka Japan August 11 A cabinet maker sued his common law wife for robbing him of his chastity and lost his case Haru Murata 25 was not liable Honda 27 sought 770000 yen in damages the Fukuoka district court ruled he overvalued his virtues and dismissed the suit.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Fukuoka District Court
Satoru Honda
Haru Murata
Honda
Police Car Plunges Into West Roxbury Cave-In
A Boston police car responding to a street cave-in in West Roxbury dropped into the hole yesterday. A crane hoisted the cruiser from the crater with no injuries reported.
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Boston
West Roxbury
Four year old Raymond Sumlin Killed by Nickel Spell
Four year old Raymond Sumlin found a nickel near his Detroit home and ran toward a candy store to spend it. He dashed into the path of an oncoming automobile and was killed.
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Detroit
Raymond Sumlin
Zany Miss America Season Opens With Scrutiny
Washington reports on the Miss America season with judges and hopefuls in Washington DC. Linda Weisbrod leads semi finals with measurements listed and a strong aria performance. Finalists will be chosen for Atlantic City amid nerves and scrutiny.
Madame Chiang Goes to Hospital
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek arrived in Honolulu from Formosa to seek protracted treatment for a neurodermatitis skin disorder. She plans to enter a hospital soon and said she hopes to regain health and return to aid the fight for freedom of her people.
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T.H
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Formosa
Philippine Air Line
Tsy Tonglao
Madame H. H.kung
Arthur W. Radford
Te Pacific Area
Madame Chiang
Kaikoo
Measles Fails To Halt Wedding In Normal Illinois
Leta Ten Eyck was ordered to bed with measles five hours before her wedding to Jerome K. Denzer. Parents moved guests from church to home and the bride spoke to guests from the bedroom window via portable microphone as the ceremony proceeded on the porch.
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Leta Ten Eyck
Jerome K. Denzer
Miss Ten Eyck
Honolulu Palatial Homes Near Doris Duke Estate
Physicians advised a trip to Diamond Head area homes beside Doris Duke’s mansion as a climate change aid for healing, suggesting Honolulu’s resplendent residences play a role in medical recovery.
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Honolulu
Doris Duke
Diamondhead
Formosa
Thieves Steal Lumber And Phone From Houston Builder
Builder W. E. Keep arrived at a Houston construction site to find 70 pieces of 2 by 4 lumber missing along with the telephone at his temporary office. Police were notified after he discovered the theft.
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Houston
Tex
W. E. Keep
Short nuptial exchange witnessed at window
A bride arrived with a bouquet and appeared at the window briefly to exchange vows before returning to bed.
Television Radio Schedule Evening lineup and local goes
A detailed hourly listing shows Texas News at 8 00 and a sequence of programs through midnight including Concert Master Music in the Miller Mood Public Set World News Make Believe Ballroom Cedric Adams Guiding Light Dance Orchestra News Brighter Day Memory Melodies Cisco Kid Randall Ray Pop Spotlight Jan Garber Show World of Sports Club 15 Ed Murrow Suspense Talent Scouts Lux Radio Theatre Bob Hawk Rex Allen News Beulah Jack Smith and more local broadcasts listed with times
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Guiding Light
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Jan Garber
Ed Murrow
Bob Hawk
Rex Allen
Beulah
Jack Smith
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