Texas Republicans split as Taft and Eisenhower factions clash
In Texas a bitter GOP fight centers on who counts as a Republican in the state. Old Guard delegates favor Taft while new reformers back Eisenhower. Contests from 24 counties go before the party committee amid accusations of overnight entrants and cross-party manipulation.
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Dave Cheavens
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
Gen
Eisenhower
Denison
Rene B. Creager
Old Guard
Sen
R. A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
Batest
Tafta
Nazi Committee
Carre
Court Rulin
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
Zweifel
Jack Porter
Houston
Porter
Origi Eisenhower
Eisenhower Clubs
Beore Zweifel
Hoover
Bombardment Division of Two Medium Jet Bomber Cores
An armored air unit comprising two medium jet bomber groups engages in a coordinated bombardment operation. The division supports air superiority while targeting strategic positions. Units execute high altitude passes and follow with precision strikes on fortified sites.
Migrations Driven by North China Unrest after Second Century
Disturbances in North China after the second century AD spurred large migrations southward as populations moved in search of safety and stability. The displacement reshaped regional demographics and influenced later cultural and political developments.
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North
China
Steeleville Men In 3 Crashes
Steeleville residents figure in three automobile wrecks Wednesday. Roy McConachie was injured when his wagon was struck by Elmer Oppermans car near Welge. Adolph Block blocked the road with a tractor and stopped the team on Route 150 west of Marys River. Milo Richmond collided with Harold Mueller on Route 150 near Brown’s store in Percy. George Quillman backed into William Olivers car at Lindner garage driveway, crushing its doors and side.
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Roy McConachie
Chester
Elmer Opperman
Welge
McConachie
Adolph Block
Mary’s River
Steeleville
Milo Richmond
Cutler
Harold
Hack
Mueller
Brown’s
Percy
William Oliver
George Quillman
Lindner Garage
Oliver
Lindners
Quillman
Hookers of DeSoto Welcome Guests from Pontiac
Mr and Mrs Fred Hooker of DeSoto hosted last week with Mr and Mrs Earl Strown of Pontiac Michigan visiting. They travelled to Anna to spend Sunday with relatives and enjoy time together.
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Fred Hooker
DeSoto
Mr. Hooker
Inlaw
Earl Strown
Pontiac, Mich
Hookers
Strowns
Anna
Marion Girl Injured After Bike Fall in Carbondale
Donna Farlow 11 suffered a small leg cut and three stitches after a fall from her bike when a handlebar rammed into her leg. The accident happened in front of her home in Holden by Carbondale. doctors say the condition is not serious.
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Marion Girl
Donna Farlow
Holden Hospital
Carbondale
It is estimated that salmon lay about 1 for of weight of tis
The text appears garbled and incomplete referencing salmon and weight. It cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent news item with specific entities or a clear event.
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Pune
Anna names Roy E. Smith as school superintendent
Roy E. Smith will succeed Kenneth M. Jobe as superintendent of the Anna Community Consolidated School District 37. Jobe resigned due to ill health. Smith, an educator for twenty years, comes from Joppa schools where he was principal, and previously led Karnak schools for eight years. He holds a bachelor’s from Southern Illinois University and a master’s from the University of Illinois.
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Roy E. Smith
Kenneth M. Jobe
Anna Community
Jobe
Smith
Anna
Joppa
Karnakor
Southern Illinois University
University of Illinois
State to Paint 28 Bridges in Six Counties
The C. & C. Painting Corp. of Chicago will paint twenty eight steel bridges in Washington, St. Clair, Madison, Bond, Clinton and Monroe counties at a cost of 94333 dollars. This forms part of the read fin ement project with a total cost of 5151521 dollars for 27 sections.
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Washington
St. Clair
Madison
Bond
Clinton
Monroe
C. & C. Painting Corp
Chicago
State Division of Highways
Gas Fills Any Vacant Space Placed In
A gas expands to occupy all available volume, filling any empty space it is introduced into. The behavior follows the fundamental gas law principle of diffusion and uniform distribution within the container.
Medical extern at Anna City Hospital under Rader program
Robert Rader, Tulane medical student, serves in general externship at Anna City Hospital. He plans to return to the university to complete training. Two nurses, Prynthia Rodgers of Metropolis and Doris Toler of Pulaski, join the star’s staff. Rodgers grads St Mary’s Cairo and Toler grads Washington University School of Nursing.
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Robert Rader
Tulane University
New Orleans
Anna City Hospital
Rader
Clarence Rader
Anna
Star
Prynthia Rodgers
Metropolis
Doris Toler
Pulaski
Miss Rodgers
St. Mary's School of Nursing
Cairo
Miss Toler
Washington University School of Nursing
Tumor of bone forces amputation plan for Percy man
William H. Rabe of Percy has been ill and diagnosed with a tumor of the bone in his leg. Doctors planned to amputate the leg this afternoon as part of treatment.
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William H. Rabe
Percy
Professor Krueger quits Socialist Party after 25 years
Maynard Krueger of the University of Chicago announces he is leaving the Socialist Party after 25 years. He spoke in Seattle where he endorsed Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination with Averell Harriman as his second choice. He remains sympathetic to world socialism but opposes the party in the United States.
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Maynard Krueger
University of Chicago
Socialist Party
Institute of Interational Relations
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Averell Harriman
World Movement of Socialism
United States
Nashville bloc names new chairman and secretary
Nashville Superintendent Philip Provart appointed chairman of the Nashville bloc of county school superintendents. Members covering 10 counties elected Provart and Margaret M. West, Marion County superintendent, as secretary at the Wednesday meeting.
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Philip Provart
Perry County
Nashville
Provart
Margaret M. West
Marion County
Mother of Carbondale Woman Succumbs at 90
Isabelle Lindsey 90 of Granite City died at her daughter Winnie Tucker's home. She was mother to Lena Mainer of Carbondale and Eva Baltzell of Alto Pass, with two daughters, two sons, and several relatives. Last rites were held in Granite City with burial there.
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Isabelle Lindsey
Granite City
Winnie Tucker
Lena Mainer
Carbondale
Eva Baltzell
Alto Pass
Howerton Sokoville
Ivani
Edward
Charles Lindsey
Frankfort Disaster Fund Passes $200000 Milestone
West Frankfort donors contributed over 200000 for dependents of miners killed in the pre Christmas West Frankfort mine disaster. Mayor Louie Harkins said about 14000 more has come in since 187732 was distributed to dependents on February 21. A disaster fund committee meeting will plan final distribution.
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West Frankfort
Louie Harkins
Halliday Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Roy Halliday, resident of Granite City, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Dutch Ridge church. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Halliday of route 4, Carbondale.
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Roy Hallier
Dutch Ridge Church
Halliday
Granite City
O. G. Halliday
Carbondale
Elements and the Possible End of the Periodic Table
The article discusses the 92 known chemical elements and the belief that no additional elements can exist beyond this set. It notes historical discovery milestones and theoretical limits from nuclear physics about superheavy elements and the stability of nuclei.
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