Election Fraud Charged In Kansas City Primaries
Kansas City area faces possible congressional probe after the Kansas City Star reports voting irregularities in the fourth and fifth districts. Ludwick Graves says evidence of fraud exists affecting both congressional and local races. House investigator Chairman Priest says a staffer will visit Kansas City to assess grounds for a probe into the race. Enos Axtell defeated incumbent Roger C. Slaughter for the fifth district nomination with Truman and Pendergast backing. A San Antonio Society of Medical Technologists meeting is set for Santa Rosa hospital lab Tuesday evening with Lidia Maliman leading duties.
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City Election Board
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Roger C. Slaughter
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Readers Digest and Health Topics Highlights
A mixed summary of health and lifestyle pieces from Reader's Digest noting early ambulation after surgery, cancer questions and progress, male and female relations, a life story of Mildegarde Dolson, and a feature on quitting alcohol. It references 39 lasting articles selected from magazines and books.
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Few Controls in 6 Months Forecast
Roy L. Thompson, head of the price decontrol board, said price controls will largely bow out in six months as the OPA has nine months left. He noted growing production gains in radios, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, irons, and ranges, and warned meat and dairy may still face shortages despite overall farm production rising. He spoke to the American Retail Federation.
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Vet's Car Plunges 300 Feet in Long Island Cliff Fall
MINDOLA New York September 30 Oscar Gloeckier 27 survived the Pacific war and was rushed to Nassau hospital after his station wagon went off a highway at Bescon hill Port Washington plunging about 300 feet. He suffered shock a brain concussion and other injuries. police said the car left the roadway atop one of Long Island's highest points.
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Pro Yugoslav Italians Stone U S Troops in Trieste
A Trieste report says a group of civilians identified as pro Yugoslav nationalist supporters ambushed and stoned ten American soldiers last night. Officials disclosed the incident and indicated investigation officers identified the attackers as pro Yugoslav elements amid tensions in the area.
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Film Players On Honeymoon After Married Last Night
Hollywood report says actress Jennifer Holt age 25 daughter of Jack Holt married actor Billy Robinson Lakewell age 38. They honeymooned today after a ceremony at Lew Ayers's home. Holt had prior marriage to Col William Ritchey.
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Truculent Turtle Patrol Plane Travels Toward Seattle
Navy report says the Truculent Turtle patrol bomber with four crew and a baby kangaroo left New Guinea on a great circle Pacific flight passing near Bikini and Midway toward Seattle. The 9312 mile route could extend to Washington if fuel allows.
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Navy patrol plane Turtle Endurance Flight Report
The Turtle flight aims to test endurance covering about 56 hours in air and roughly 12 147 miles toward Washington, with 210 mph airspeed readings. Navy veterans Comd. Thomas TD Davies, Comdr. BE Rankin, Comer W S Heid, and Lt. Comdr. R D Tabeling onboard track airspeed, weight, and fuel use as the crew push toward an endurance milestone not yet labeled a record.
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West Commerce Fire Investigated
Fire investigators led by A. F. Dresch, city fire marshal, probed a suspicious blaze at 1907 West Commerce Street after a fire started outside and partly burned the walls. Separately, a defective flue caused about $50 damage at B. R. K. Woods home, 116 Cincinnati Avenue, on Sunday. An overheated water heater caused a small fire at Joe Hellinghausen’s 423 Elsmere Place.
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Bridge repair cost estimate shocks county board
Commissioner Rudy Stappenbeck startled the commissioners court by estimating Berg's Mill bridge repairs at 150000 dollars after it washed out in January. He invited colleagues to inspect the bridge as the moment prompted E J Ploch, successor to office, to enter and Stappenbeck remarked about leaving the bridge to him.
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Berg
ExWAC Gets Five Years For Jewel Theft Conspiracy
FRANKFURT Sept 30 Former WAC Captain Kathleen Nash Durant convicted by a military court of stealing 1 1/2 million dollars in jewels from the Hesse family and sentenced to five years at hard labor with dishonorable discharge Col Jack Durant and Maj David Watson await trial on complicity charges in Kronberg theft case
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Germany
WAC
Kathleen Nash Durant
Hesse
Bears Used For Meat At Des Moines Zoo
In Des Moines a papa, mama and baby bear at the Sonderleiter zoo are butchered due to a meat shortage. Kenneth Sonderleiter says the bears are sacrificed to provide about 1200 pounds of meat. The owner adds he will not eat them and feels as if he is slaughtering relatives.
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Lions Organize In Kerrville
Kerrville reports the formation of a new Lions club with 26 charter members. Officers include C. G. Jennings as president and Paul Gathins, Jack Boesecke, and B. W. Lewis as vice presidents. secretary J. R. K. Smith, treasurer Richard W. Bass, and other officers Fruitful note details directors and the city now hosts three service groups alongside Rotary and Kiwanis.
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Paul Gathins
Jack Boesecke
B. W. Lewis
J. Rk, Smith
Richard W. Bass
Ed Armintor
Lion Turner
B Koon
Tail Twister
Carrot Conrad
Alton Hardin
M. M. Richardson
W. J. Saladis
Rotary
Kiwanis
Shower Sets Off Alarm at West Potomac Dorms
Six fire companies rushed to West Potomac park dormitories when several government girls showered at once triggering the main water alarm. No fire occurred. Funeral services held for Mrs Louis Wahrmund, 90, at Tivydale after passing at home in Fredericksburg.
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West Potomac Park
Wahrmund
Fredericksburg
Louis Wahrmund
Tivydale
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