Long Career Ends in Defeat in Montana Senate Primary
Veteran Senator Wheeler loses to Leif Erickson in Montana GOP primary. The piece recalls Wheeler’s early rise, his isolationist views and tenacity, Truman’s loyal backing, and comparisons to Norris Ashurst and Cotton Ed Smith, highlighting Wheeler’s integrity and lasting impact despite defeat.
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Cotton Ed’’) Smith
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William King
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Lynn Frazer
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Night Senate Rain Rides With Bridges and Dog
A day and night Senate session ends at 8 p m after a sudden rain storm. Senator Styles Bridges and his wife ride home in a cab with a damp Labrador joining them on the back seat. A corpulent lady, recognizing Bridges, reveals she is a registered Democrat.
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Senator’s Wife Buying Groceries for Family of Ten
Washington Post readers were startled by a phrase about Mrs Glen Taylor buying groceries for a family of ten. The report appeared to misstate a child’s age as 18 years, suggesting an 18-day-old baby instead.
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Peace Talks Liberalized At Paris Conference
Russia yields on broader discussion of peace treaty drafts at Paris as Greece and Yugoslavia press for open debate. Molotov proposes a plan to mold a sound postwar settlement through thorough discourse on treaty items.
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Localized 1947 Farm Plan Shifts Aid and Duties
The 1947 agricultural conservation program assigns more responsibility to local farm and ranch owners as the main change from 1946. Up to 10 percent of county funds may fund non listed practices while the rest supports farmer chosen measures. A 300 million dollar authorization funds soil building, soil and water conservation, and grass and legume seed harvest, with emphasis on local planning and erosion control.
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