Senate Battle Shifts Through West Virginia Oklahoma Wyoming
The piece notes Republicans aiming to win four seats from the Democrats in West Virginia Oklahoma and Wyoming with control hinging on Senate fights. In West Virginia Senator Revercomb leads Democrat Neely though Neely may win by 40 000 to 50 000 if held tomorrow. Oklahoma polls show Republicans losing but Democrats claim a gain with ex Governor Kerr the Democratic candidate.
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West
Neely
Oklahoma
Dewey
Robert S. Kerr
Catering Manager Switches to Calvert Reserve in Middletown
Clinton Bradford of 11 South Main St Middletown announces a taste shift as locals prefer Calvert Reserve for smoother drinks. He joins the switch to Calvert, highlighting growing demand for the brand in the area.
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Calvert
Middletown
Conn
Clinton Bradford
South Main St
Senatorial Matchups and Party Strategies Across States
The piece surveys 12 state races with varied Republican and Democratic standings. It names key figures: E. E. Moore, John Illinois, C. Wayland Brooks, Dwight H. Green, Paul H. Douglas, Joseph H. Ball, Hubert Humphrey, Lester C. Hunt, James Murray, Edwin Johnson, Davey, Clinton P. Anderson, Patrick J. Hurley, Henry Dworshak, Estes Kefauver, and others. It notes hesitations and polls across Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Minnesota, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, Iowa, Tennessee, Idaho, and more, with labor factions split and third parties fielding in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
John
Illinois
GOP
C. Wayland Brooks
Dwight H. Green
Indiana
Ohio
Dlinois
Paul H. Douglas
Minnesota
Joseph H. Ball
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minneapolis
Wyoming
Lester C. Hant
E. V. Robertson
Montana
Tom J. Davis
Rotary Internations
James
Murray
Davis
Colorado
Clinton P. Anderson
Patrick J. Hurley
Iowa
George A. Wilson
Dewey
Wilson
Guy M. Gillette
Tennessee
Carroll Reece
Estes Kefany
Idaho
Henry €. Dworshak
Bert H. Miller
Maina
Wallace
Colo
Del
N. H
N.C
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Senate
United Mine Workers
Cooper
CIO Political Action Committee
Rep
Chanman
Strike Ends Await Contract Talks At Victor Products
Union leader Wagner argues for a 13 cent per hour wage rise as negotiations continue with Victor Products. He says the company could afford higher wages, points to past profits and plant expansion, and notes the union's long bargaining history with TAW CIO since 1943. The strike and picketing persist until a final deal is reached.
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Victor Products
Wagner
Hagerstown
Taw-Cio
New Law Office Opens At 47 Summit Avenue
Ottinger and Wachs launch a law firm in the remodeled corner building owned by Fred Wright Jr. They are both 33 and University of Maryland Law School graduates who moved to Hagerstown last January to run an independent insurance claims adjustment business. Ottinger, a Tennessee native, lives on Wilson Boulevard with his wife and son. Wachs, a Kentucky native, lives on Club Road with his wife and two children.
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Ottinger and Wachs
Summit Avenue
Fred Wright, Jr
Paul Ottinger
Ernest Wachs
Hagerstown
University of Maryland Law School
Ottinger
Tennessee
Wilson Boulevard
Wachs
Kentucky
Miniature Deaf Device Draws Praise in Chicago
A palm sized device improves hearing for thousands by delivering clear tones that pick up faint voices. Finger tip controls let users adapt to sound, and the Beltone makers offer a free descriptive booklet and trial at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Council On Physical Medicine
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Stalin Should Have Been A Boy Scout
Lord Hampden told a Scout conference in Harpenden England that Joseph Stalin would have been more willing to reach agreements if he had been brought up as a Boy Scout. He critiqued Kremlin leaders for lacking scouting upbringing and suggested it might aid world peace.
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Harpenden
Eng
Lord Hampden
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Tiny doll pattern for little girls size 3 clothes
The Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Dept offers a doll transfer pattern 7331 for out grown size 3 clothing. The pattern includes transfer directions and easy visual charts. Send twenty cents in coins to receive the pattern and mail order details with name address and pattern number.
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Hagerstown
Daily Mail
Household Arts Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ilr
Alice Brooks
Rainless Sunday Marks Tenth in Washington County
Washington county reported ten consecutive Sundays without rain yesterday. Temperatures ranged from 72 to 49 at Bridgeport with a 62 degree reading at 15 p.m. D. Paul Oswald noted Saturday’s temperatures were six degrees lower, with highs near 66 and lows around 43.
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Washington County
Bridgeport
Paul Oswald
Britain Accuses Russia of Plot to Run Western Powers
The white paper from Britain accuses the Soviet Union of pressing to direct Western nations from Berlin. It cites deportations to the Soviet Union and pressure on political parties, linking it to Russia’s stance on the European recovery program and Ruhr Valley control. It notes the Big Four talks’ collapse and Russia’s refusal to join Security Council discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Socialist Unity Party
Ruher Valley
Europe
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
London
Security Council
Western Powers Press Neutrals For UN Disarmament Accord
Western diplomats clash over disarmament at the United Nations. Britain pushed a resolution blaming the Soviet bloc for blocking agreement while the United States insists a blockade must be recognized as a threat to peace. The effort follows talks with Argentine Foreign Minister Juan Bramuglia on neutral proposals.
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Juan Bramuglia
U. S
Security Council
Britain
DU. N
Theu. N
U. N
Kremlin
Slow Men at Play Sign Foregrounds Berlin Dispute
A reader recalls a travel route past Denver Park Hill Golf Course facing a large sign that reads Slow-Men at Play, reflecting a wartime tone amid the East-West Berlin dispute mediation efforts. The sign stands as a quirky cultural snapshot in a tense period.
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Park Hill Golf Course
Denver
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New York City
Maytag Sales & Service
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Pt Eo
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Ross Wisley
E. E. Moore
Grimes Golden and
Jonathan
Martin
Polack
Jonathan Street
National Crain
High School of Higher Education
J J. Newberry Co
J.J. Newberry Co
Hagerstown, Md
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
N. Jonathan St
Norge
McEwen’s Furniture Co
South Potomac St
Betty Hutton
Lindsay Diana
Candice
Hollywood
Betty
Germany
Lore Tessler
Stuttgart
Cleveland
Hershey Bears
Seumnanzeeananl
SALE
Hershey
Bierns
N. Potemac St
Martin's Will
Meyers Bros
Princess
Robert K. Saum
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Consumer Credit Service, Inc
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Room
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