Canadian editor visits Chronicle Telegram plant
Miss Eva Hearson of Weyburn Saskatchewan, 22, visiting from Canada, toured the Chronicle Telegram plant with keen interest. She is news editor of Weyburn Review and, forced from college by family duties, built a career in advertising and newspapers. She noted Weyburn’s 7,000 population and a 5,000 circulation, spoke of rural Canada, and shared Saskatchewan weather contrasts. She will stay in the city at Aunt Eva Wheatley and cousin Mrs. Robert Roberts at 105 Yunker court.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Eva Hearson
Weyburn
Saskatchewan
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Hearson
Eva Wheatley
Robert Roberts
Yunker Court
Bribery Charges Rock Democratic Presidential Battle
In Chicago a bitter Democratic race heats up as charges surface of attempted bribery of delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Kefauver aides allege an unnamed Kerr supporter offered free rail travel to switch California delegates after the first ballot. Three California delegates are accused of accepting free tickets as part of a broader bid to alter votes.
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Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
California
Kefauver
Sullivan
Gael Sullivan
Kerr
Byrd Landslide Victory Reinforces Virginia Conservative Stand
Virginia voters renominated Sen. Harry F. Byrd by a record primary margin, signaling support for his fiscal restraint stance and opposition to Truman administration policies. Byrd carried nine of ten districts, with Miller blamed for the defeat as a Truman Democrat in a long political struggle.
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Virginia
Byrd
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
Francis Pickens Miller
Truman
United Press
Washington
United Mine Workers
Shenandoah Valley
Congress
Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
SHAEF
Democratic Party
Bolling Lambeth
Lambeth
Tubercular Escapees From Lima Hospital On the Run
Police hunted 22 year old Harold R. Hayes of Cincinnati, an escapee from Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Two fellow inmates Theodore Butler and David Mitchell were captured near Sidney after overpowering staff, escaping through the hospital cafeteria before boarding a freight train.
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Lima
Ohio- Indiana
Lima State Hospital
Harold R. Hayes
Cincinnati
Hayes
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio
Columbus
Theodore Butler
Cleveland
David Mitchell
Bushong
Fred Rucker
William Idle
Idle
Rucker
Sidney
Tonsils Lost Puppy Found Cambridge Boy
A boy Roger McManaway aged 3 had his tonsils out and a family adopted a dog read about in the paper the night before. About 75 people sought the dog but Roger’s return from hospital brought the puppy to play with him. In Kalamazoo a 19 month old boy Stephen Reid swims three quarters of the pool and can dive. The election campaign notes a delegate accepting a free Chicago ticket amid California convention votes.
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Cambridge
Roger McManaway
Gerald McManaway
Roger
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michael Reid
YMCA
Stephen
Whch
California
Chicago
Detectives Pose As Students In Hunt For Killer
Police posing as undergraduates hunted for a killer on the Columbia University campus after Eileen Fahey, 18, was shot dead. Detectives questioned friends and searched classrooms, corridors, and sewers for the .22 caliber pistol used in the murder while safeguarding summer session staff and students.
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Columbia University
Eileen Fahey
Points for Parents
Edyth Thomas Wallace describes parental guidance strategies. A mother disciplines a child for interruptions and mischief, then offers a calm alternative by presenting a color book and crayons to share with Mrs. Brown. The scene portrays redirecting behavior through constructive activities.
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Family Picnic At Crystal Beach Park
The sixth annual Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division picnic is set for Saturday July 19 at Crystal Beach Park Vermilion. Events begin 10:30 a.m. with free rides for employees and families until 1:00 p.m. Games and races start 1:30 p.m. Prizes and ice cream await, with Ray Morris as general chairman and a full slate of committee leaders.
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Brown-Lipe Chapin Division
Crystal Beach Park
Vermilion
Ray Morris
Ray Bacon
Welton White
Clair Riley
Elmer Wyatt
Harold House
Len Kruse
Keith Scoville
Karl Garrard
JoAnne
Local Officials Named To Event Chairs
O'Donnell is registration and information chairman Joseph Stone leads the men's events chairman Betty Fackler heads the women's events and James McCann serves as children's events chairman.
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O'Donnell
Joseph Stone
Betty Fackler
James McCann
Relief at Last as Hardwick Family Ends School Streak
In Cass City Michigan Mr and Mrs Ed Hardwick celebrate ending a 37 year run with at least one child in school. Their youngest Charles graduates from high school marking the end of daily lunches and early mornings.
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Cass City
Mich
Ed Hardwick
Charles
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