Tobey Wins New Hampshire Nomination in Tough Fight
Senator Charles W. Tobey, 70, narrowly won renomination in New Hampshire’s GOP primary, edging Wesley Owell by 1 127 votes amid charges Tobey is too liberal. Unofficial tally shows Tobey 39 003 to Powell 37 876 with several western and midwest states voting in top races.
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Associated Press
Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Wesley Owell
Styles Bridges
Powell
Tobey
Arizona
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
Vermont
Washington
Senate
House
Carl Hayden
Anne Frohmilier
Eugene D. Millikin
John A. Carroll
Ralph L. Carr
Walter W. Johnson
U. S. House of Representatives
Charles A. Plumley
George D. Aiken
Harry F. Kelly
G. Mennen Williams
Kelly
Luther Youngdahl
Harry H. Peterson
Supreme Court
Democratic Farmer-Labor
W. Walter Williams
Seattle
Warren G. Magnuson
Conductor Fined For Train Blocking Salineville Crossing
A. C. Philmore of Canton, conductor of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train, was fined 20 dollars and costs by Mayor Karl Lindner for permitting his train to block Salineville Main Street crossing for 45 minutes on August 15.
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East Liverpool
A. C. Philmore
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Karl Lindner
Salineville
Enemies Suspected In Hog Deaths Amid Vaccination Fears
Washington officials doubt a Cold War plot causes Midwest hog losses. Representative Stefan asks FBI and Agriculture to probe biological warfare claims while Agriculture Bureau finds last year dog deaths due to a vaccine virus variant. Investigations continue as State Department rejects propaganda angles.
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Washington
State
Agricultural Department
Middle West
Corn Belt
United States
Karl Stefan
Nebraska
Stefan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Agriculture Department
B. T. Simms
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Midwest
Simms
State Department
East Germany
Moscow
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Jet Scientists Fight for Bail On Red Charges
Los Angeles reports two Caltech jet propulsion scientists, Dr Sidney Weinbaum and Dr Hsue-shen Tsien, face bail fights as charges tied to communism and deportation proceed. Weinbaum, 52, denied bail after a four year prison sentence for perjury. Tsien, 40, seeks bail ahead of a deportation hearing. government seeks to remove him to Red China while he claims innocence regarding party membership. Authorities seized 1800 pounds of his documents, some labeled secret. Tsien says they were his personal property.
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Los Angeles
Jet Propulsion
Sidney Weinbaum
California
Hsue-shen Tsien
Immigration Service
Red China
California Institute of Technology
Weinbaum
Cal Tech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Army Industrial Employment Review Board
Communist Party
Tsien
Guggenheim Jet Propulsion Center
Dr. Tsien
Shanghai
China
Perricone quadruplets to be assigned new Army branches
A.B.C.D. Perricone quadruplets from Beaumont migrated to Perricone brothers Anthony Bernard Carl and Donald, the nation’s only male quads, passed medicals in OUSTON Texas and will go to Ft Sill in 30 to 60 days. They hope to serve together but not in infantry.
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Anthony
Bernard
Carl
Donald
Beaumont
Ams
Ft. Sill
Okla
K.P
A. Perricone
B. Perricone
Holmes Grand Jury Indicts Seven in One Day
Seven Holmes County cases were considered and seven indictments returned in a one day grand jury session. Indictments list non support for Charles Jenkins of Killbuck and Ralph McDougal of Holmes County. Virgil Brink of Killbuck faced charges for shooting at Robert H. Sheneman on June 24 with intent to kill. Jury urged jail roof repairs due to leaks and falling plaster.
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Millersburg
Holmes County Grand Jury
Charles Jenkins
Killbuck
Ralph McDougal
Holmes County
Virgil Brink
Robert H. Sheneman
District Traffic Arrests Highlight Local Violations
Louisville youth OUIS G. KOSTELAZ, 19, charged with speeding 50 mph on Mahoning rd NE at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday. Nine signal-light and stop-sign summonses issued. list includes Sam Weisberg, Patsy Scutilla, David West, William McGrew, Anthony Mon dock, Chester A Werstler, Frederick Gerber, Harold L. LeMonte, and George W. Haines. Millersburg fines: Harry A. Willard 100 dollars for DWI, John H Mogiels ki 21 for reckless driving, Richard D. Ramigh 20 for false license plates.
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Ouis G. Kostelaz
Mercer St
Louisville
Mahoning Rd
Sam Weisberg
Walnut Ave
Patsy Scutilla
The
State Hotel
David West
Harrisburg Rd
William McGrew
Cleveland Ave
Anthony Mon
Millersburg
Harry A. Willard
Perrysville
Armor Horn
John H. Mogielski
Pittsburgh
State Highway Patrol
William G. Close
Richard D. Ramigh
Justice Close
Fairmount Group Hears Branscomb and Fludine
Fairmount Civic League hears Branscomb and Fludine at the YMCA meeting in Philadelphia. Branscomb discusses Japan life, while Fludine urges voters to know candidates and qualifications. Ira Casper Joe DuBar and John Lehmann also speak. next meeting October 3 at Fairmount School auditorium with child-care plan to be outlined. National Geographic cites Cape Agulhas as southern Africa’s point.
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George Branscomb
Foster J. Fludine
John Rossetti
Fairmount Civic League
Pennsylvania Railroad Y.M.C
Mr. Branscomb
Japan
Mr. Flatline
Ira Casper
Joe DuBar
John Lehmann
William McKnight
Fairmount School
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Nton
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Fairmount Group
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Cape Agulhas
National Geographic Society
Cape of Good Hope
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Pearl
Market Ave
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