Kefauver Won't Use Television in Campaigning
Senator Estes Kefauver says he will not use television in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He cites cost as his reason, speaking before a campaign speech in Ums rural community after gaining fame from the Senate Crime Investigating Committee hearings in New York City.
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Crime Investigating Committee
Kefauver Opens State Headquarters in New York
Senator Estes Kefauver launches campaign HQs in New York City claiming strong delegate support for his bid to win the Democratic nomination. He tours Upstate rural districts, challenging New York’s 94 delegates and aiming to unite the party for the convention.
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Austrian Chancellor to Tour American Cities
Chancellor Leopold Figl of Austria arrives in Washington to tour American cities over a ten day period with his wife and aides. They will be guests of President Truman at a luncheon and attend multiple functions Wednesday and Thursday with government officials and U.S. leaders.
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Reds Stage Day Night Air Games In Germany
Soviet air force in Germany conducted full day and night maneuvers with fighters from six fleets, the largest flying schedule since last summer. In Montreal, the Peace Congress effort faced no new bids, while West Germany planned to expand a 10 000 man border force to curb smuggling and reinforce patrols along the East German border. The Soviet Union pulled out of the WHO in protest over book distribution, and the Empress of Australia began its last voyage to be scrapped in Scotland. An Orpington ban on jitterbug dancing was imposed after floor boards loosened, Burma claimed victory over a Stalinist headquarters in its north, carnations reportedly triggered landslides in France, and Australia prepared imports to curb foot and mouth disease.
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Deaths of Alfred Laliberte and John Jasper Ray
Obituaries note the Montreal pianist and arranger Alfred Laliberte aged 70 who contributed to more than 800 Canadian folk songs and died in Montreal. Also mentioned is John Jasper Ray, age 106, reportedly seen in Fort Worth by Teasay, described as the old world’s oldest Mason.
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John Jasper Ray
Teasay
Fort Worth
Beacon Floor Wax Promises Longer Floor Cleanliness
Beacon Wax marketed as Mothers Best Helper claims to keep floors brighter and cleaner longer, reducing housework for modern mothers. The ad touts science as a blessing and highlights savings from using Beacon Wax to protect floors.
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Arabs Frighten Mexicans Near Yuma Border
In Yuma Arizona a group of 60 armed men in Arab costumes from a Warner Bros on location chased and frightened crossing Mexicans near the border. The Mexicans fled back into Mexico as the onlookers reported the incident near dunes sixteen miles from Yuma. A Spanish speaking cast member overheard a warning, but details remain unclear.
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Hollywood
Russ Saunders
Warner Bros
Vote Costs a Naturalized American Citizenship Says Court
A U S Court of Appeals ruled that a naturalized American who voted in a foreign political election effectively renounces U S citizenship. The decision covers no broad group but affects a naturalized citizen who voted in an Italian mayoral election in 1946, arguing allegiance to Italy was shown by that vote.
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William Fox Dead at 73 Pioneer of Modern Film
William Fox a film pioneer and former theater magnate died at Doctors Hospital aged 73. He built a 250 theater empire worth over 100 million dollars before stock market collapse and lawsuits led to bankruptcy and a one year and day sentence after pleading guilty to bankruptcy fraud.
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Two Brothers Drown In Fishing Fiasco
In New York two brothers Frank Fiore and Patrick Fiore drowned after a fishing mishap on a pier while attempting a rescue. Joseph pushed Patrick into the water prompting the tragedy as a Columbia University led survey for the U.S. Public Health Service seeks to measure health status in a nationwide sample.
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Adirondack
Taft Name Hurdle On TV Repair Job
Milwaukee man Donovan Taft telephoned a television shop to request a repairman. After revealing his name Mr Taft the operator quipped I know and that's the trouble. The clerk compared Taft to political figures Warren Kefauver and implied possible association.
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