Eyes and Primaries Mark California and Iowa Races
California voters select nominees as Warren faces Roosevelt in the governor’s race and Nixon seeks the Republican senatorial nomination. Iowa results show Hickenlooper easily winning the GOP line while Albert Loveland leads the Democratic contest amid Kraschel challenge and Brannan Plan debate.
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James Roosevelt
Earl Warrer
Iowa
Hickenhooper
Albert Loveland
Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Loveland
Nelson G. Kraschel
Secretary—of Agriculture
Kraschel
Warren
Roosevelt
Arid Roosevelt
Senator Downey
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Manchester Boddy
Richard Nixon
Douglas
Bobby
Truman
Nixon
Georgia cotton farmers face worst boll weevil threat since 1920s
Athens Ga June 8 AP Georgia cotton farmers confront the worst boll weevil threat since the early 1920s says E C Westbrook cotton specialist of the extension service In many fields the weevils are already doing damage The 1926 crop was valued at about 109 million with an estimated 40 million in value this year
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Athens
E. C. Westbrook
Extension Service
Westbrook
Stock Market Heads Downward This Morning
Fragmented text describes a rapid stock market decline this morning with unclear specifics. It hints at ongoing trading and possible causes, but details are obscured. The piece references AP reporting and mentions Wall Street without clear figures or events.
Californians Vote in Key Governor and Senate Primaries
California voters faced a direct primary with 135 posts at stake including governor and U.S. senator. Polls opened at 7 a.m. in 18,022 precincts, with a projected turnout around four and a half million registered voters and cross-filing allowed for dual nominations.
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U. S
Marl Warren
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James Roosevelt
Warren
Reactions Across the South to Supreme Court Rulings
Atlanta observers report consternation elation and defiance over the high court decisions on segregation. Key figures including Governor Herman Talmadge and university leaders respond as NAACP plans a New York meeting for June 26 27.
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Atlanta
Southland
U. S. Supreme Court
Communists barred from politics in postwar Japan purge
General MacArthur ordered 24 top Communist leaders barred from politics after attacks on U.S. soldiers. Japanese government issued notifications prohibiting party membership and political activity, with seven set to vacate parliament seats. Police arrested two union leaders amid Memorial Day protests. elections showed gains for pro occupation liberals, with Communists polling over 1.6 million votes.
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MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Reds
Yoshida
Liberal Party
Communist Party
Japan
Savannah salesman killed as car hits bird bath
Charles William McCraw 22 of Savannah was killed and three companions injured when their car on U S Highway 17 near Port Wentworth ran off the road and struck a decorative bird bath. Driver Tarver Cook headed north lost control and caused the crash according to county police.
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Bird Bath
Charles William McCraw
U.S. Highway 17
Port Wentworth
Tarver Cook
McCraw
W. J. Logan
J. J. McGinely
Times-Enterprise Want Ad Bargain Ends Tomorrow
The paper promotes a special three lines for six days Want Ad offer ending at 11 AM tomorrow. Readers are urged to call 12 and ask for Want- Ads to gain exposure.
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Times-Enterprise
Albany Population Within City Revealed
Albany census office released figures showing the city of Albany within its limits at 31 002 and Greater Albany including near suburbs at 357 Dougherty County total 42 896. The data covers Albany and surrounding areas in Georgia.
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Greater
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Albiy
Destroyer Rescues 37 Survivors From Airplane Crash
A Westall Company plane with 84 passengers and 3 crew members crashed into the sea en route from San Juan to Wilmington. The USS Saufley rescued 37 survivors in liferafts near Miami while search planes and Coast Guard units continued the hunt for missing passengers.
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USS
Sunfloey
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Hershell Sanders
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Saufley
Westall Company
Minami
Navy Master Field
Joseph Halsey
Seattle
Wash
William Hollcratz
Westalr Company
Puerto Rico
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San Juan
Wilmington
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Georgia Governors Rally Over Court Rulings on Segregation
Gov. Herman Talmadge and ex Governor M E Thompson held rapid in state rallies across West Georgia amid attacks on recent Supreme Court rulings on segregation. Thompson branded opponents and urged plans for separate white and black schools with an $80 million building program while proposing a sales tax to fund Negro school improvements. Talmadge defended Georgia hospital construction and praised Milledgeville State Hospital and county health surveys as national exemplars.
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Oklahoma
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University of Texas
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Sweatt
Houston
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Dallas
Price Daniel
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Vinsons
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Painter
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J. Strom Thurmond
Truman
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Alen
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Talmadge
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M. E. Thompson
Supreme Court
Thompson
Douglasville
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Warden's Association
Atlanta
Hamilton
West Georgia
Henry Wallace
Georgia
Minimum Foundation
Villa Rica
FEPC
Milledgeville State Hospital
Armed Services
Thome
Iowa Primary Contested As Dems Rally Behind Candidates
Rumors of shifts in Iowa politics surface as early returns show Earl Wisdom conceding a path and a strong showing for Kraschel while Wearin presses an aggressive bid. The scene includes Roosevelt era references and postprimary strategizing with farmers and consumers urged toward a bipartisan program.
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D Torney
subirgy.Com
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M. Goversche
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D. Wearin
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Wearin
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Gillette
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Kraschel
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Republic
Iowa
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Des Moines
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