Acid Thrower Assault Targets Writer in New Jersey
The attack on writer Riesl followed labor racketeering mentions and linked figures Carlino and Teluis to a broader case. FBI says Miranti was seen near Lindy’s Restaurant before the incident, with investigations ongoing into organized labor connections and related slayings.
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New York Mayor Wagner Leads Early Democratic Convention Feud
The transcript depicts disruptive scenes at a Democratic convention as Mayor F Wagner of New York gains support from New Jersey and others while factional splits flare over Kennedy and Harriman. Delegates debate voting blocs as speeches and demonstrations erupt in a tense nomination process.
Convention Outlook Mixed as Stevenson Wins Nomination
Chicago notes a presidential nominating scene with Stevenson securing a strong first roll call victory. Delegates hear addresses by Hartman and others as Truman and Eisenhower era mentions surface amid tense maneuvers, with party leaders debating vice presidential picks and adjournment timing. The event unfolds at Stockyards convention hall as Stevenson’s camp touts momentum while others press for broad unity in a fractured scene.
Stevenson Fading Spotlight At Democratic Convention
The article recounts Adlai Stevenson’s rise amid chaos at the Democratic National Convention, the exit of Harry Truman and Stevenson’s unexpected presence to address delegates. It notes the tense atmosphere as supporters await a vice presidential pick, with Stevenson delivering remarks and Truman applauding the proceedings before a crowded, emotionally charged scene.
Police Call Youth Councils to battle juvenile crime
Police Commissioner Kennedy urged New York Youth Councils to step up efforts in the fight against rising juvenile delinquency at an unusual meeting at police headquarters. He framed the task as vital as the new school year begins, and thanked leaders while signaling intensified measures in the citywide anti delinquency campaign.
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Stevenson Seeks Truman Backing In Chicago Meeting
Adlai Stevenson calls on President Truman in Chicago to press for votes and outline campaign plans. The exchange lasts a few minutes as photographers and security move around. Stevenson says he will decide soon on accepting a speaking invitation, amid a presidential campaign backdrop.
No Regrets From Page Queconvention Report
The article details a politician saying he has no regrets about backing the Democratic convention. He notes his readiness to campaign, contrasts his current lack of attention with past appeal to party leaders, and mentions Truman as a presidential possibility. An unidentified man asks to shake hands with the president.
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Stevenson Leads Pennsylvan ia With 72 Votes At Nomination
At the Democratic convention in Chicago, a rapid roll call began at 9 25 p m and by 3 56 p m 31 minutes later Pennsylvania had cast 67 votes for Stevenson pushing his total to 72 or 42 percent of the needed 364. Representative Clarence Cannon called it the shortest roll call yet in a close nomination race.
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Benson Reports Farm Prices Up 12
Idaho farm secretary or official notes a four percent rise in farm product prices over recent months while warning that rigid price supports and market volatility threaten farmers. He cites mounting costs and tough times for farm families amid economic pressures.
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Babs Poised To Hit Again
Babs seemed set to strike again as a powerful storm tracked northward from Kyinou Ved, threatening coastlines and triggering evacuations. Early reports warn of heavy seas, shipwrecks, and damage to farms and infrastructure across northern Japan as authorities brace for further destructive conditions.
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Fragmentary 1950s U S political turmoil in New York and Des Moines
The garbled OCR recalls Harriman and Stevenson era friction, 1955 to 1958 events in Des Moines and New York. References to Kefauver withdrawal signals, a 1955 conference, and an Albany governor rally draw a blurred picture of mid century party politics and public appearances.
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West Germany Bans Red Party
West Germany's Supreme Court ruled the Communist Party in West Germany unconstitutional and ordered its property confiscated, marking a government move against the Reds and a crackdown on political organization. The decision underscores state efforts to curb extremism and enforce constitutional limits on party activities.
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