Day Camp Opens at Encanto Park With Large Turnout
Camp Fire notes a lively start at Encanto Park as Day Camp draws eighty girls on opening day. Torchbearers and counselors guide activities while groups like No Top Pew complete summer meetings gaining leather patches. Events include outings to Mitchell Lodge Crystal Beach and a TV broadcast at KPHO with the Hoffman Hay Ride.
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Encanto Park
Lily Joe Koehler
Kay Brutcher
Flora Norman
Dorothy Donnally
Ellen Bergen
Dorothy Hruby
Margery Erickson
Theta Allard
Sally Dorsey
St. Agnes School
Maureen Weeks
Indianola St
Creighton School
Mitchell Lodge
Crystal Beach
Fern Jett
Shirley Doss
Patricia Koehler
Ann Thornburg
Wanda Bartell
Emily Holloway
KPHO
Lily Jo Koehler
Jan Lawson
Jan
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Constipation Gone Feels Fit As A Fiddle Ad
A Kellogg's All-Bran testimonial letters claim relief from constipation through daily use. Mrs. H. E. Deyo of San Antonio endorses the product and urges others to try an ounce daily with water, promising a double money back offer if not satisfied after ten days.
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Halliday
San Antonio
Texas
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Battle Creek
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Mississippi primary features first woman candidate for governor
Eight candidates vie in the Democratic primary for Mississippi governor with Mary Cain the first woman in the race. Others include Hugh White, Paul Johnson Jr., Jesse Byrd, Sam Lumpkin, Ross Barnett, Kelly Hammond, and Jimmy Walker. Key issues are liquor legalization, states rights, and enforcement of prohibition. If no candidate wins a majority, a runoff is scheduled for August 28.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Fielding L. Wright
Democratic Party
Hugh White
Paul Johnson Jr
Jesse Byrd
Wright
Sam Lumpkin
Mary Cain
Summit
Ross Barnett
Kelly Hammond
Jimmy Walker
Barnett
Johnson
Initial Load Of U S Grain Reaches India
The first shipment of American grain for India was formally received at a dockside ceremony in Bombay. A 10-pound symbolic bag of the 2,000,000-ton wheat loan was handed to the Indian Food Ministry by Dr. Clifford Taylor. Bombay Mayor S K Patil praised the loan as a act of friendship beyond commerce and urged ongoing U S-India cooperation.
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India
Indian Food Ministry
Clifford Taylor
U.S
S. K. Patil
Sleuth Traps Housebreaker In Apartment
Washington August 7 AP A sharply dressed man entered a plush Connecticut Avenue apartment and admitted his error as Detective William Schillig waited to spring a trap on the citys celluloid thief Kenneth C Von Der Heide 31 told police he carried out three years of fast housebreaking yielding jewelry silver furs and cash He used a celluloid device to trip locks on about 250 apartments and hotel rooms Municipal Court Judge Thomas C Scalley ordered him held on a $20 000 bond.
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William Schillig
Kenneth C. von der Heide
Robert V. Murray
Thomas C. Scalley
Filipinos Form Movement for Free Elections in Manila
A non partisan group named the National Movement for Free Elections has been created to ensure all eligible Filipinos can vote by secret ballot in the November 13 election and have their ballots counted. Col. Jaime N. Ferrer, wartime guerrilla leader and Philippines Veterans' League head, leads the organization. Political party leaders are excluded from membership.
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National Movement For Free Elections
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Kentucky governor race set between Siler and Wetherby
Louisville voters await results as Eugene Siler wins the Republican nomination for Kentucky governor with W. Howes Meade conceding. Democratic incumbent Lawrence Wetherby leads with a record margin over Howell Vincent, while Cecil trails. Initial returns show Siler and Wetherby leading in their respective parties.
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Kentucky
Eugene Siler
Siler
W. Howes Meade
Lawrence Wetherby
Howell W. Vincent
Covington
Alben W. Barkley
U.S. Senate
Meade
Wetherby
Vincent
Jesse N. R. Cecil
Former Nationalist Lt General Liu Shao Wu Killed in Action
Reports say Liu Shao Wu, once a Nationalist lieutenant general, was forced by Chinese Communists to serve as a private in Korea and was killed in action recently.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Liu Shao-wu
Korea
Democrats Go To Polls In Virginia
Virginia Democrats voted to select nominees for state and local offices over the next two to four years. Only 51 of 140 legislature seats were up, with spotty contests and varied county involvement. Winners are likely to be Democratic in most races due to party dominance.
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Virginia
Richmond
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Democratic Party
Bicycle accident leaves girl with sling in Connersville
Joyce Geren fell and broke her left arm last August one day before her eighth birthday. The arm is back in a sling today. She fell again the day after her ninth birthday, breaking it once more.
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Connersville
Sind
Joyce Geren
Sinking Drowns 80 In East Pakistan
Reports from Dacca say a crowded excursion boat sank in a squall on Sunday, drowning more than 80 people. Only 12 survivors were rescued by a passing boat, and 40 bodies had been recovered at the time.
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Calcutta
India
Dacca
Bengal
East Pakistan
Wards 10 Day Appliance Sale Inexpensive washer ad
The ad promotes a ten day Wards appliance sale featuring a M W Quality washing machine with a large 9 pound capacity. It highlights an 8 position Lovell wringer a 6 vane Schrlator washing action and an automatic drain pump for reliable cleaning.
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