Long Trail Faces Louisiana Governor Race Without Heir Apparent
In Louisiana Earl K. Long, 63, in a Texas clinic awaiting a sanity hearing, leads a dynasty with no clear heir. Huey Long founded the machine, while Earl’s tactics and welfare programs sustain it, and observers await his fate as potential successors gather.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Texas
Long
Huey
Charles Deichmann
New Orleans
Ear
Earl
Huey Long
Louisiana
Heath named to State Teachers College Board post
Springfield AP Gov Stratton named Vernon L. Heath of Robinson to the State Teachers College Board to replace J A Houle Jr of Hinsdale. Heath, vice president of L S Heath and Sons Inc, is a University of Illinois graduate. Term runs to January 1961. In other notes, French settlers in 1730 called Peoria Inl Au Pe meaning out in the new country.
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Springfield
Vernon L. Heath
Robinson
State Teachers College Board
Stratton
Heath
J. A. Houle Jr
Hinsdale
L. S. Heath and Sons Inc
University of Illinois
Peoria
Bandits Vanish Ice Bags At Oak Service Station
In Royal Oak Michigan bandits broke into a local service station but left cash untouched. Eleven 20 pound bags of crushed ice from an ice vending machine were reported missing. Atlantic City New Jersey Dr E Vincent Askey of Los Angeles was elected president elect of the American Medical Association with 122 votes to 81 for Dr George F Lull. The vote became unanimous and Askey will take office at the next AMA convention in June 1960 at Miami Beach. Dr James Stanley Kenney of New York City was elected vice president and Dr Norman A Welch of Boston was chosen as the new speaker of the House.
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Louisiana
Earl
Lether Frazar
deLesseps $. Morrison
New Orleans
Jimmy Davis
Huey
Royal Oak
Mich
Atlantic City
N. J
E. Vincent Askey
Los Angeles
American Medical Assn
Askey
George F. Lull
AMA
Miami Beach
James Stanley Kenney
New York City
House of Delegates
Norman A. Welch
Boston
House
Cigarettes Taken in Break-In at Murphysboro Station
Burglars smashed a grease room window and entered the Flanigan Service Station on N. 14th St. to steal 12 cartons of cigarettes from a display case. The break-in occurred Wednesday night and was discovered at 6 am. The station had closed at 7:30 pm. No other items appear missing.
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Flanigan
N. 14Th St
Murphysboro
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