Senate Nomination Struggle Highlights Party Feuds and Key Backers
Baden of the Bronx and Cashmore vie for the Democratic senatorial nomination as votes from Erie County and Brooklyn tilt the race. O'Connell allies with Fitzpatrick complicate the lineup while Harriman rejects a bid, leaving Liberal Party support as a potential swing factor. Nine potential nominees were named by Fitzpatrick, including Wagner and Cashmore, with details shared at a public meeting.
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Bronx
Abe Tranter
Cashmore
Erie County
Brooklyn
Daniel P. O'Connell
Albany County
Upstate
O’connell
Fitzpatrick
Albany
Flynn
O'Connell
Chicago
Averell Clarkiman
Oscar E. Ewing
Harris
Wagner
Harriman
Parade of veterans and service flags on city avenue
Army Navy Air Force Marines and Coast Guard officers led a grand parade with bands and drum majorettes. Veterans from two world wars, fathers and sons, filled the crowd while a Navy blimp drifted above the offices as confetti fluttered down. Some veterans recalled World War I while others adapted to newer conflicts.
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Marshalls
Armed Forces
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
France
Lefion
Papa
Legion
Eisenhower Draws Kansas Parade Crowd in Cold Morning
General Eisenhower led the Kansas delegation along Fifth Avenue from 39th to 65th Street in a 26 block march. He spoke at a reviewing stand and then met leaders including Dulles and Weeks as GOP figures urged a strong foreign policy pace ahead of the election.
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Fifth Avenue
Kansas
39Th
65Th St
Eisenhower
Republican State Committee
Albany
Irving M. Ivassor Norwich
World Telegram & Sun
Scripps Howard
Ike
John R. Stellman
Gop Leaders See No Serious Split
New York reporters quote Republican leaders Senator Bridges of New Hampshire and Representative Martin of Massachusetts saying there is no serious split in the party and that Senator Taft will back General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s presidential campaign. Bridges and Martin met to discuss the matter.
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G.O.P
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
George Craig
the Legion
Illinois
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
House
Joseph W Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Liviel Bridgas
New Hampshire
Bayard Ewing
Thed Publican
U.S. Senate
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sinclair Weeks
Republican Finance Committee
New York
Commodore
Maecenas
Taft
Martin
Bridges
Republian
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D.fisenhower
Siyles Bridges
Joseph Martin
Earthquakes in Mississippi River Basin Despite Low Fault Belt
The Mississippi river basin, while not on an earthquake belt, has experienced several tremors over the last 150 years. The article notes repeated but infrequent seismic activity in the region.
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Mississippi’ River
Hard Coal Talks Resume in Pennsylvania Mining Region
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania union leaders including John L Lewis and Thomas Kennedy resumed contract talks with the United Mine Workers amid ongoing memorial mine disaster observances. About 73 000 hard coal miners in eastern Pennsylvania observe a memorial holiday through Labor Day.
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Wilkes-Barre
Jbard Coal Industry
John L.lewis
United Mine Workers Aresume
America
Lewis
Newark
Ings
Hazelton
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
ALW
Boots Save Farmer During Lightning Strike
Maurice Ryan of Tarkio Missouri had a barn struck by lightning while tending a cow. The cow and a nearby pie were killed. Ryan survived with only a shaken condition, crediting his rubber boots for saving him from the electric shock.
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Tarkio
Maurice Ryan
Ryan
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