Tennessee Democratic primary reshapes race for governor
In Nashville Tennessee the Democratic gubernatorial primary produced a bitter contest led by Gore and Clement with Browning and McKellar trailing. Vote totals show Gore 302883 to Clement 277? Belf. Clement gains support from Crump faction as Kefauver era politics loom large.
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Browning
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Clements
Br, Beecher, Witt
Madisonville
G.O.P
Memphis
Dickellar
Estes Kefauver
Despiei McKellar
Senator Douglas Calls for Major Government Spending Cuts
In a 1953 address, Senator Douglas argues that continuous deficits and inflation threaten the free world. He urges drastic reductions in government outlays, warns against financing via inflation, and calls for national unity to cut waste and raise revenues. He stresses patriotism and civilian backing for such fiscal restraint.
Federal Revenue Office Issues Stamps in New York District
The Syracuse office reports issuing seven stamps in a 21 county district. Last year the bureau issued stamps. more applications have been received, with several from western counties awaiting action.
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Albany
Gov
Syracus
Ieee
New York State
Syracuse
Sears Counties
Truman Plans Unified Federal Loyalty Security And Suitability Programs
President Truman urged the Civil Service Commission to merge the loyalty security and suitability testing programs for federal employees. He asked for a standardized plan and suggested agencies may combine security checks until a unified system is ready. The interdepartmental committee report criticized overlapping definitions and delays in security cases.
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Truman
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Robert’Ramspeck
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Commission
National ‘Security Council
US posts in Ogdensburg face hiring hold due to funds shortfall
Officials said district posts cannot be filled as Congress funds fall about 800000 short of needed amounts. The service paused hiring for replacements among 125 authorized posts and awaits appropriations to cover shortages.
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Korea
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Locomotive plant workers hold one day walkout in Schenectady
Union officials meet Monday to discuss grievances that sparked a one day walkout at American Locomotive in Schenectady. About a substantial number of the 150 night shift workers reported participation, with company saying the stoppage was not linked to contract negotiations. Local 2054 says the dispute stems from ongoing problems.
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Union Land American Locomotive
Iff
United Steel
Boxer Fire Rescue At Sea Plane Hangar Debacle
The USS Boxer fire near Yokosuka killed one crewman and injured many as Marines and sailors braved the blaze. Captain Marshall B. Gurney and Cmdr. Bengston led crews battling flames, with chaplain Hoglan and aviators rescuing survivors and recovering bodies amid smoke and heat.
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Groton
Conn
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Creex
Mich
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Russellville
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San Francisco
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Calif
Bulgaria accuses Greece of shelling near Gamma Island
The Bulgarian foreign minister accused Greece of provocative and aggressive actions along the Greek Bulgarian border, claiming shells and mines landed on Bulgarian territory during attacks near the Gamma island. The UN Secretariat lodged a protest and Athens reports describe sporadic firing across the border as the incident remained unresolved.
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United Nations
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Neytehevys
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Bank Robbery Suspects Indicted In California Case
Federal grand jury charges Charles Will and Ken Gelini in a bank robbery with $20 000 seized from Gelini after a Reno San Francisco trip. Gelini faces multiple counts including aiding and abetting. Will faces charges of robbery and confinement of a captive. The case includes claims of a police headquarters arrest and $17 000 recovered from Gelini's car trunk.
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Grand ‘Jury
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Saath
Vne Weed
Ces
Ken
Walter’ Blomberg
Reno Wich Will
Dubony
San Francisco
Celini
Police
Deportation Decision Clouded by Family Ties
Attorney General McGranery urged caution in deporting Karl Latva of New Hampshire after acknowledging facts as reported. He ordered FBI review of the case involving a Finnish textile worker facing deportation under the McCarran Act. Latva’s sons Carl and Paul, World War II veterans, called the announcement good news and expressed hope for their father.
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Plane Rammed Mountain Side Near Seattle Kills Pilot and Two
Ted P and his wife Lucile and secretary Annabelle Elmslie died when their plane rammed into a mountain side near Seattle Washington. The crash details indicate a fatal aviation accident with three fatalities.
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Duke of Windsor Not Well. Physician Called to Italian Resort
The Duke of Windsor is reported ill and a physician from Britain was summoned to attend him at Montecatini Therme. A spokesman said the embassy in Rome is coordinating the duke’s care while the duchess, American born, remains with him at the resort. The illness prompted a royal aide to travel from London earlier tonight.
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1949 Jamaica bar incident linked to insanity ruling
A 54-year-old Patrick Kissane was involved in a Jamaica bar incident in 1949 and refused a drink. He was later judged insane and sent to Kings Park State Hospital. Last month he was divorced and ordered to stand trial for the 1949 frill incident.
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Pi Kissane
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Third Party Group Votes Ties During Election Fray
A third party group reports voting involvement in a heated election dispute. Officials warn about procedural irregularities as members press for reforms amid rising tensions at local polling sites.
Chicago Meeting Sparks Third Party Talk
A group of about 100 dissatisfied voters from Chicago debated forming a third party after criticizing both major parties. Despite warnings of no immediate electoral chances, a committee was appointed to decide on procedure and party name, while some attendees urged caution and condemned socialism in both parties.
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Stanford urges deer season delay for science on campus fields
Stanford University officials press a plea on the eve of hunting season to pause deer hunts on the school's 9 000 acres. They warn hunters could endanger students and scientists who use the fields for experiments and research.
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Calif
Stanford University
Polticial
Inaugural Ceremony Size Question for Presidents Elect
The story notes whether the next president should have a large or small inauguration. Senator Hayden says it is up to the nominees to decide the ceremony’s scale. Voters in the District of Columbia have no role in choosing the president’s ceremony.
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