California opponents face return match in gubernatorial race
In a fractured primary scene, Earl Warren secured the Republican nomination for governor amid a split field, while Culbert L. Olson led the Democratic contenders. The contest featured close totals and broad party lines as voters pressed toward the fall elections amid national political tensions.
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Earl Warren
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Clas
Bur R. Maybank
Porter
Eugene 5. Blease
Democratic Aviation
U. S. Senate
Mississippi
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Open House Scheduled For Friday At Great American Building
Open House will be held Friday from 2 p m to 10 p m at the Great American Hospital and Life Insurance company building, the former Builders Exchange structure. President E McCreeless invites friends to attend as a personal invitation and greet visitors to the city.
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Agus
American Hospital and Life Insurance Company
McGreless
Courling
Political Nomination Contests Across States Narrow in Gap
In a tight race three weeks hence will determine if Senator Wall Doxey or Representative Ross Collins gains the upper hand. Five congressmen faced fire over defense and foreign policy while leading in renomination bids in California. Notables include Tom Rolph, Harry L. Englebright, Albert Carter, Richard J. Welch, and John M. Tolan. Will Rogers Jr appears to win the Democratic nomination in the sixteenth district, while Leland M. Ford contends for the Republican nod. A. J. Elliott wins renomination in the Democratic race. Frank H. Buck trails in the Republican contest. In South Carolina Olin D. Johnston leads for the Senate, with Man ning and others pursuing. Mississippi sees five Democrats renominated, with A D. Ford defeated by Abernethy. Arthur Busby leads for the fifth district.
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Wall Doxey
Ross Collins
California
Tom Rolph
Harry L. Englebright
Albert Carter
Richard J. Welch
John M. Tolan
Will Rogers
Will Rogers Jr
Leland M. Ford
A. J. Eliott
Frank H. Buck
J. Leroy Johnson
Lear Mounts
Olin D. Johnston
Wyndham M. Manning
South Carolina
Buller and Hare
John J. McMillan
Mississippi
A.D. Ford
Thomas G. Abernethy
Ohalana
Arthur Busby
Fifth Congressional District
Ross
A. Collins
Appeal Up To Pastor Molzahn Faces Choice on Sentence
The Rev Kurt E B Molzahn of Philadelphia, jailed in Danbury, must decide this week whether to appeal his espionage conspiracy conviction or begin serving a 10 year term. He was sentenced after being found guilty of conspiring to deliver American military secrets to the Axis. His lawyer said the Molzahn family would decide whether to appeal to the circuit court of appeals with five days to file.
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Conn
Kurt E. B. Molzahn
Philadelphia
Danbury
Molzahn
Old Zion's Lutheran Church
Wings of West Point Dedicated
Wings of West Point was dedicated at Stewart Field as the military academy readies second-classmen for aviation training. Maj. Gen. Francis B. Wilby announced three auxiliary fields at Montgomery Galeville and News Hackensack are under construction, with completion more than a year away.
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Stewart Field
West Point
Military Academy
Air Force
Francis B. Wilby
Montgomery
Galeville
New
Hackensack
Construction contracts awarded for camps and fields
Contracts for Kelly Construction Set to R. W. Briggs and M. B. Killian of San Antonio. Camp Barkley roads and walks let to W. Q. Drimmond Construction of Houston. Camp Bowie grading and aRamage awarded to Ernest Lloyd of Fort Worth.
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T. M. Osborne
U. S
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M. B. Killian
San Antonio
Camp Barkley
W. Q. Drimmond
Company of
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Camp Bowie
Ernest Lloyd
Fort Worth
Col Perkins to Be Radio Speaker for Veterans
Col John Perkins deputy director of the internal security division of the Eighth Service Command will speak on KTSA at 5 16 p m Thursday in a Veterans of Foreign Wars program The topic will be What We Are Fighting For Perkins served with the First Army artillery in World War II Cairo Aug 26 UPI Premier Nahas Pasha broadcasting on the sixth anniversary of the Anglo Egyptian treaty said One cause of the democracies in Egypt s cause
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John Perkins
Internal Security Division
Eighth Service Command
KTSA
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Perkins
First Army Artillery
Egypt
Cairo
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Nahas Pasha
Robbers flee with 100 dollars after hitchhike theft
ALBUQUERQUE Aug 26 State police hunted two hitchhikers who robbed Mack Wilson of Hollis Oklahoma of 100 dollars and drove him from his car 26 miles east of Albuquerque. The incident marks another highway robbery along the busy route as authorities tightened patrols to catch the suspects.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Mack Wilson
Hollis
Oklo
Yale Movies Get Barrymore Goods at Auction
An auction of Barrymore personal effects and art items raised funds for a jumbled estate. Highlights included a bed valued at 250 dollars, a first edition of Halin shed's Chronicle sold for 115, and a 1425 Jean Froissart treasure bid at 156. Spencer Berger of New Haven bought items for Yale University, including a John portrait sketch and several paintings, as Yale plans to assemble a Barrymore collection alongside Lionel and Ethel pieces.
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Johny Harrymore
Halinshed
Chronicle
Seth
Jean Froissart
Barrymore
Elliott Nupenk
Spen
Cer Berger
New Haven
Conn
John
James Montgomery Flagg
Yale’ University
Dolin
Berger
Lionel
Ethel
Yate
Advertising Counselor Pitiuk Named by San Antonio Firm
Pitiuk Advertising Company of San Antonio has been appointed to handle the advertising and publicity for American Hospital and Life Insurance Company. For over 20 years the Pibluk Advertising Company has operated in San Antonio, serving some of the largest advertisers in the area.
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Eb, McCreless and Associates
The
American Hospital and Life Insurance ‘Co
San Antonio
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American Hospital and Life Insurance Company
Pibluk Advertising Company
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Car Wreck Kills Highway Figure at Springs
John Nicholson eighty of Newton Kansas president of the U S Highway 60 association and known as father of U S Highway 91 dies in Colorado Springs from injuries after an auto accident. He was a lawyer and highway advocate survived by wife five children three brothers and a sister.
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John
Nicholson
Newton
Kan
Fran Winnipee
Canada
Mexico City
Colorado Springs
Fils
Byrd Starts Move To Cut Corporation Taxes After War
Senator Byrd launched an effort to replace the treasury’s postwar higher corporate tax rates with lower levies. He argued the treasury was becoming too complex and proposed relief provisions including postwar resale allowances. The move follows debates on reserve funds and nest-egg approaches amid postwar financial planning.
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Byrd
Treasury
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