Negro chosen for U S Senate by Macon rally crowd
At a Georgiator Wallace presidential rally in Macon the People's Progressive party selected a Black newspaper editor to run for the United States Senate. Larkin Marshal of Macon will face incumbent Richard D. Marshall in the race. Vice Presidential candidate Glen Taylor addressed 300 in Macon and urged peace, saying Russia does not want war.
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People's Progressive Party
Georgiator-Wallace
Macon
United States Senate
Larkin Marshal
Wainwright urges MacArthur to testify on defense plans
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright told Congress that MacArthur's advice is essential before approving national defense measures. He pressed for MacArthur to be summoned to appear, citing experience in defending the Philippines and in Japan. Wainwright praised MacArthur's wartime administration as unequalled.
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INS
Jonathan M. Wainright
Congress
MacArthur
Wainwright
Philippines
Tokyo
Department of the Army
Japan
Veterans Committee
Congressional Committee
San Antonio
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bridges
Rnh
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eaton
R-Nj
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
Barrymore Quips On Old Phone Book Amid Warners Era
Barrymore, nearly seventy, tosses his old number book on the Key Largo set at Warners. He sighs that the numbers are no good anymore and that his contemporaries are all dead.
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Signel. Barrymore
Larga’ Grt
Warners
Cyclist, 13, Hurled 42 Feet in Head-On Crash
A head–on collision on Steves Ave Saturday injured 13 year old Kenneth Chatwin and damaged a car driven by Leslie Russell. Chatwin was treated for a hand scratch at Baptist Memorial Hospital after being hurled 42 feet into a vacant lot. Investigating officer Frank Moore cited debris and noisy wreckage at the scene.
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Steves Ave
Kenneth Chatwiin
Astorst
Trat‘ee
Frank’ Moore
Chatwin
Test Memorial “Hospital
Moore
Leslie Alfred Russell
Kendalia Ave
Sa Edie
Signs of the times lure visitors to West Side businesses
Mexican and Anglo American tourists show growing interest in West Side signs and their meanings. The Mexican Tourist Bureau reports inquiries about unusual signs like Las Gardenas and Aqui Estoy, noting many signs mislead visitors despite hints to floral, tavern, or fruit stand businesses.
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Las Gardenas
Guadalupe St
S. Laredo
Guadalupe
Missouri Pacific
Infants Found Strangled in Roumeli Amid Civil War Claims
Athenian papers report 42 infant corpses found by soldiers in Roumeli in a wartime action linked to a crackdown on Communist guerillas. The infants allegedly belonged to women taken hostage, with officials suggesting the killings aimed to prevent guerrilla hideouts.
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Athens
May
Athenan
Roumeli
South Central
Arthritis Pat Formula Romind Released by California Doctor
A California physician with 93 years of experience unveils Romind a new remedy for arthritis and neuralgia. The formula claims fast relief from stabbing, gripping pain and muscular aches. Available in U S and Canada with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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California
Romind
U. S
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