Virginia primary tests Byrd leadership in governor race
Virginia voters head to the polls in a heated Democratic gubernatorial primary assessing party control over 25 years of Byrd influence. The ballot excludes Byrd but tests his power as Sinesingerian, Edwards, Arnold, and Almond Jr. vie for governor while Republicans select a lieutenant governor candidate.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
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Shower
Horace H. Edwards
Remmie Liarnold
Petersburg
Bowles Wins Fight To Seat Appointees
In Hartford Connecticut the state Supreme Court issued a unanimous six thousand word opinion upholding Governor Bowles and the Democrat group of judges named by the Republican administration. The decision affirmed Bowles confidence in appointing judges, most of whom were Democrats, to fill the seats.
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Milk price rise blamed on drought hits Albany area
The drought is blamed for higher milk prices in the Albany area. Retail milk rose to 21 cents a quarter effective yesterday. Heavy cream gained two cents a pint to 35 cents while light cream advanced one cent to 23 cents.
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Albany
Albany-Trey
30 Patients Moved After Incident At Private Facility
Report states thirty patients were moved from a facility after an incident. Details about location and cause remain unclear with limited readable fragments mentioning a detached area and private setting. No injuries or timelines are confirmed in the accessible text.
Today Features Highlight Famed KC Shoeshine Politically Probed
In The Lighter Side column Frederick Othman previews elevated features and sidelights as a Kansas City shoeshine figure faces an investigative probe. The edition teases page placements for Glowing, Sean Hain Br, and Dean Crossword with Mary Haworth Horoscope and various sections.
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Kansas City Shoeshine
Bey
Investis Probe
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Pase
Asmies
Sean Hain
Dean
Mary Haworth
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Winchell Av
U S Jets To Guard Germany Boosted by Show of Force
In Grafenwoehr Germany the U S joint chiefs confirm no cuts to air and ground forces in Europe under the Atlantic alliance. Vandenberg notes most fighter groups in Germany will soon be jet equipped as propeller planes retire. A large postwar display of American might is shown at Hitler’s former training grounds as a high level review with Benfield and naval chiefs.
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Siat
America
Europe
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Vandenberg
Berlin
London
Frankfurt
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Ax “Vandenberg
IEEE
Louis E. Benfeld
Adolf Hitler
Postwar Priorities Under Senate Probe Involving Washington Centers
Senate subcommittee investigators probe handling of postwar priorities such as steel and cement amid activities at Washington Centers. The inquiry focuses on alleged favors to firms and possible government official involvement. Weather notes log a dip to 62 with expectations of 38 later tonight.
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Washington
Senate
John Mavagon
Shiasi
Keller
Stati
Typhoon Refugees To Sail for U.S.
Refugees displaced by a typhoon are reported to be sailing for the United States aboard a transport vessel after rescue operations. Details on ships, dates, and official sponsors are not fully clear in the fragmented text.
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Isphoon
United States
Soonji Transport General
Veterans House Votes 112 Million Pension Rise
The House approved a 112 million dollar measure to raise pensions and disability pay for wartime veterans. It would liberalize disability determinations for World War II veterans, extend benefits to dependents, and set higher rates for service-connected disabilities and death. The bill moves to the Senate for action.
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21 Kindergartens Close in Diocese
Diocese shuts twenty one kindergartens citing teacher shortages amid ongoing reforms. Officials say closures affect urban and rural centers and will be phased over weeks. Local authorities assure support for affected families and staff transitions.
Firemen Beat Blimp Rescue At Pope Field
Rescue operations along the river saved Lee and a companion after they were marooned on land as floodwaters surged. Clyde Hurst witnessed the event, saying Lee walked onto a stretcher and was taken by ambulance to a Col. James. Hundreds watched from riverbanks throughout the night as crews worked to recover others.
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Ruck. Fram. Pope . Field
Clyde Hurst
James “Dent
White House to be renovated not replaced
The White House will be renovated rather than replaced after a commission's report. Senator McHellar announced the plan following a White House session. Congress appropriated $5.40 to fund the work with an IGG report to Congress and the President considered repairing the aging structure.
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White House
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D-Tenn
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Truman
Chinese Reds Put Mah-Jong on Blacklist
Report notes a fringe caption claiming a crackdown on mahjong in Shanzha with party taboo rhetoric. Police said two men John Radu and Kenneth Cop ham were fined £390 each for tearing up 48 blocks of cement and leaving a two foot gap in the sidewalk. Felice Lt. Carl Ekins stated the men claimed they planned to place the blocks in their patios.
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Kenneth Copham
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Blockade Breached by Union Raps Clark Report
A fragmentary report describes Union forces breaching a blockade amid harsh charges against Clark. The text mentions ships, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and a U.S. Supreme Court justice, but the details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Hong Kong
Shanghi
Tom
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Suyoday
Isremne Court
Quake Hits Calabria Asiza Reports Southern Italy Shock
A quake struck Calabria in southern Italy according to the news agency Asiza. No further details on damage or casualties are provided in the readable text.
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Calabria
Asiza
Wives Question Future After Wartime Loss in Seiferton
In Seiferton City a widower reflects on his wife's death and the community’s fatigue with war. A man at the club questions whether he should remarry amid the town's war-weary mood and pressures from supporters of militarism.
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Horace
Seiferton City
Withdrawal of Four Unions Sparks Federation Debate
Joseph Tuvim, chair man of the commissions credentials committee, says delegates face a questionnaire about affiliation with the federation. A fronted survey asks if they had ever belonged, as Stichman comments on the cooperative move, with continuation noted on Page 6.
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Comvention’s
Creceltials Committee
del Gates
Shether
Siundsesr
U S Rejects Red Protest Acheson Remarks
U S officials reject a Red protest as Acheson labels the event a feint tied to Russian aims before noon. The fragment cites tensions with Moscow and a call for firmness in policy remarks.
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Acheson
Trout Foundation
Parley Delivers New Plea Amid Harriman Objections
Nonsensical OCR fragment references Harriman and committee objections. Readable bits suggest a Parley meeting with a new plea and scope concerns. No clear date place or organization.
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Masked bandits rob Paris area jewelry store escape in cars
Four masked robbers held up a jewelry store branch in Deauville France today. They burst in firing a gun injuring a bystander and fled in two cars with valuables. Police chase ongoing with no arrests reported.
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Swank van Cleet
Arpeis
Attlee Reports Better After Bad Chill
An official from Number 10 Downing Street said Clement Attlee is progressing satisfactorily after yesterday's bad chill.
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Attlee
Downing St
Woman Killed In Crash At Camp Road Near Skaneateles Lake
Mrs Lucy Kauffman 66 of 612 Winton died when her car failed to turn a camp road bend and crashed into trees near Lourdes Camp at Ten Mile Point on Skaneateles Lake. State Police investigated with Camp officials and local authorities.
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Lourdes Camp
Ten Mile Point
Skaneateles Lake
Jared
Toomer
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Boredino
Atry L. Gilmore
Gliam
Spellman
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