Wisconsin Faces McCarthy Challenge in Senate Bid
Wisconsin voters near the September primary glimpse possible anti McCarthy candidates. Leonard Schmitt, a 49 year old war veteran and Mer vill lawyer, tours Washington to gauge GOP support with editor William T. Byrne backing him. Schmitt appeals to German Catholic voters in a state with large Catholic and German populations. Democratic potential rivals include Gaylord Nelson and Henry Reuss while currents show unions and anti McCarthy Republicans shifting positions.
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Peter Edson
NEA
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Len) Schmitt
Mervill
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Madison
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Byrne
Fightin
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Alvin O’konski
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Progressive Party
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Thomas K. Fairchild
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Henry Reuss
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Harvard Law School
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Americans For Democratic Action
OPA
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How To Key Wit By Dr Theodore R Van Dallen
Dr Van Dallen answers readers questions on disease prevention and limits diagnosis or prescription. Letters go to Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate care of Dr Theo Van Dallen. Readers inquire about effects of two twisted ribs and potential recovery details.
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van Dellen
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate, Inc
Tribune Tower
Chicago
Theo. van Dellen
California Primary Ties Warren With Anti Warren Forces
In California's tight May 23 primary the race centers on Gov. Karl Warren and the anti Warren slate led by Thomas H. Werdel. The contest could decide all 70 delegates as Warren seeks a clean win amid accusations from opponents, while supporters emphasize his extensive California backing and party leadership.
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NEA
Sacramento
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C.S
Thomas H. Werdel
Bakersfield
Govmers
Sim
Anti Warren
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San Francisco
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Awarent Siren
Taft Tendinn
Gas Executive Visits Hagerstown for Pipeline Plans
M. J. West of a Huntington natural gas company visited Hagerstown to discuss piping gas to the city. The School Board asked for 293 000 for next year’s public schools. Nearby towns referenced the strict Sunday Blue Laws as “The Holy City.” The Civic League announced a fly killing campaign with a penny per ten dead flies uploaded to the Public Library.
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Hiking
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Hagerstown
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Civic League
California Governorship Ambitions Stir From Early Candidacy
Twenty years ago Thomas Pangborn was appointed personal aide to the Archbishop of Baltimore at a Pontifical Mass honoring George Washington. State's Attorney J Lloyd Harshman set a court record by clearing the criminal docket in two days. Alec Taylor left Fountain Head to run Rolling Road Club. Walter Sharar of Antietam Fire Company died from injuries after a ladder accident. Alvey Long’s property on South Prospect Street drew attention amid long career. Warren announces candidacy for California governor, aiming for a stalemate rather than a sweep, embracing any outcome.
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Thomas W. Pangborn
Baltimore
George Washington
Catholic University
J. Lloyd Harshman
Walter H. Sharar
Antietam Fire Company
Alvey J. Long
South Prospect Street
Crown
Oregon
Warren
Ifa
Aftar
California
Questioning Greed and Guilt in a Bribed Business Dawn
The piece condemns Jeffrey a dealer in antiques who accepts ill gotten gains from an unscrupulous relative harming an elderly couple. It cites Pilate washing hands as a warning that profiting from others’ hurt taints the doer and leads to personal loss.
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Jerey
Pilate
Place Where Talk Does Lot Of Good
People talk openly about diseases now, unlike in the past when fear hid illness. Advances in typhoid, cancer, and mental health show that early diagnosis and treatment save lives. Maryland expands mental health efforts, urging prompt doctor visits and reducing stigma.
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Washington County
W. Ross, Cameron
Hagerstown
Maryland
Lane
Niagara Falls stunts told by survivor Jean Lussier
HAL BOYLE reports from Niagara Falls about daredevils who rode or attempted to ride the falls in barrels. Jean Lussier, the only survivor from 1928, plans a new high risk ascent using a rubber ball around an aluminum frame, seeking sponsors and a 14 000 dollar budget.
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Jean Lussier
Jean
Lussier
Niagara Falls
Annie Edson Taylor
Cartagena: A Walled City Among the World’s Remnants
Cartagena in Colombia remains one of the few surviving walled cities, famed as a premier medieval-style urban site in the western hemisphere. The passage notes its historic fortifications and status as a notable historic city.
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Cartagena
Columbia
Hemisphere
Barbs by Hal Cochran and a Smear of Domestic Woes
A jumble of humorous and offbeat lines discusses gifts for wives, a Michigan man arrested for pinching his wife, advice for newlyweds on starting a small home, and a quip about corn spreading to TV sets. The item blends jokes with a brief crime mention and light domestic themes.
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Hal Cochran
Michigan
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