Railroads Imposing Embargo On Kansas Wheat Movement
Kansas City area rail yards overflow with wheat as floods and drought accelerate harvest. Embargo set from 12:01 a.m. Saturday on grain bound for markets in Kansas City metro, St. Joseph Missouri, and Kansas cities Wichita Hutchinson Salina Atchison Wellington Arkansas City and Dodge City. Exemptions apply to cash market sales and prearranged storage. movable grain allowed with storage commitments. Official R E Clark of the Association of America Railroads notes uncertainty of embargo duration.
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West Texas Largest Photo Finishers advertised
SIMPSON'S Odessa Photo Lab and Camera Shop offers Kodak film development and gear including cameras screens lenses and projectors with easy terms. The ad proclaims Odessa's largest photo finishers and promotes services for film development and equipment sales.
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Eisenhower Takes Strong Party Stand in Denver Speech
In Denver's Coliseum Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower assailed the Democratic party as too long in power. He accused Democrats of complacency and corruption, urged youth to face moral issues, and pressed for less yet effective government while warning against communism and foreign policy weakness. He cited Internal Revenue Bureau discharges as example of corruption. He warned Russia and Korea dangers and urged strength.
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Kerr Backers Claim 8 New Mexico Votes
In Albuquerque Kerr backers claimed at least eight of New Mexico’s 12 votes at the National Democratic Convention. The state convention named 24 uninstructed delegates with half a vote each and 24 alternates. An AP poll showed 14 uncommitted, five for Kerr, two for Kefauver, two for Russell, and two for Kefauver.
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Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
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Kerr
Estes Kefauver
Taft Ends Cross Country Tour in Virginia Bid
Senator Robert A. Taft concluded his nationwide push for the Republican nomination with a stop in Charlottesville Virginia meeting uncommitted Virginia delegates and delivering a foreign policy address at the University of Virginia. He plans to move his campaign headquarters to Chicago before the July 7 nominating convention.
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Robert A. Taft
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Taft
Washington
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Chicago
Ohio
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Charles P. Howard
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Tiny Meridian baby survives birth under doctor care
In Meridian Mississippi Dr. Theodore Middleton delivered a one pound four ounce girl to Mrs. Jack Zachry. The infant survived after being fed with a medicine dropper and thrived under care.
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Theodore Middleton
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