RAMBLINGS from the Republican Convention in Chicago
Bruce Cowden reports from the first session of the national Republican convention in Chicago. He describes seating tensions, televised platform work, and reactions to rules on contested delegations. He notes Eisenhower and Tart factions, preconvention tours by Tart supporters, and interactions with delegates, staff, and notable figures as the event unfolds.
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Chicago
International Ar Phitheater
Youll
Kib Smart
Charles Radetmaker
Ainsworth
Charles
Artis
Bill
Mile Seyden
Iowa
Wyoming
Connecticut
California
Clint Stewart
Bach
Dho
Eisenhower
General MacArthur
Love
Ted Bailes
Clinton Stewart
Shriners
Segion
Hot Room Deluge Delays Meeting for Delegates
A late arrival describes a crowded session where the door closed before they could enter. Attendees complained the room was hot as delegates and alternates filled the space, affecting attendance and flow of the meeting.
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Aater
Local Notes From Chanute Field And Surrounding Areas
Susan Lins returns to Chanute Field Rantoul with Lt Warren Lins family after two weeks with Janice Hite in Ed Hitc hon. Dick Fields takes AP job in Boise Idaho. former Evening Journal employee last summer. Gardners head home after visits in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. routes include Humboldt Guthrie Center Omaha Des Moines. Ottumwa Iowa City Secretaries Association picnic with program ideas. Genkingers Cowgill to visit relatives in Illinois and Washington. Presbyterian synodical attendees in Ames include Mrs Fuller Lemmon and others. Behrns and Townsend visit Forgey home in Washington. George TH Paul en route to Omaha after Iowa City visit. also plans stay with Homer Stephens at University Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Custer also mentioned.
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Susan Lins
Chanute Field
Rantoul, HI
Warren Lins
Janice Hite
Dick Fields
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Fields
Evening Journal
Walter H. Gardner
Nancy
Kaddie
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Humboldt
Gardner
Lute de Witt
Erwin Peake
Phyllis
Omaha
Nebr
Guthrie Center
Mr. Gardner
Don Gardner
Des Moines
Gandmother
Ames
Fuller
Cotter
GC. S. Lemmon
Vernouw Witring
R. J. Dawson
Margaret Cowden
Grace Behrnos
Abilene
Texas
Carol
Lucille Forgey
Washington
Behrns
Farmington
Harry Townsend
Townsend
T. J. Mills
Local Visitors and Community Notes Highlight Summer Plans
Community news covers visiting Californians Mr Lone and wife from Ainsworth now en route home after trips via Medford and Indiana. Mrs Vo Sheares and Mr Shearer attend Methodist conference in Milwaukee. Trip plans include California, Carlsbad Caverns, and Wyoming hospitality. Also reports on horse show at McMillan park, Washington Saddle elay, and Marion Maids 4-H meeting with Health talk and Achievement Day preparations.
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New City
Marion Maids 4 H Club Plans Achievement Day
The Marion Maids 4 H club met with Lorene Hill on July 7 with eight members and two leaders. The group repeated the 4 H pledge, held a picture contest, and discussed framing entries. Demonstrations included lamp making and picture framing, with health talks on care for cuts and wounds.
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Marion Maids
Lorene Hill
Mmembers
Correne Vinton
Hospital Seeks Coal Delivery by August Fourth
The Coutts Hospital office accepts bids for 366 tons of stoker coal from Pranklin County to Ori ent Aktion of Parftuel. Coal delivered to the Hospital and Nurses Home as needed. The Hospital Board reserves the right to reject any bids. Harold Miller, Secretary.
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Coutts Iy Hiospital
Pranklin
Dlineisfield
Orient Aktion
Parftuel
Nurees
Renunciation in Indian religious thought
The article discusses why the sadhu renounces the world and notes renunciation is taught by every Indian religion. It explains that renunciation, penance, and meditation are believed essential for approaching God.
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India
God
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Guy Gabrielson
Gabrielson
Lester Gillette
Grand Ball Room
Conrad Hilton
Eisenhower p@eption
Palcor House
Qelesaies
Mr. Hoeven
Tom Martin
Iowa City
Ted Bailey
Hail Jim
Sister Kenny Institute
Jersey City
N. J
Patricia Ann Maloney
John P. Maloney
San Antonio
Tex
National Secretaries Association
Sunset Park
Herman Genkinger
Waukegan
Cowgill
Spokane
Wash
Clifford Hunter
Daugter
Alice
Aurora
Til
Oshe
Genkinger
Miss Hunter
Cowwill
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
KW. Cummings Sectreas Jeppery
Washington Evening Journal
Wes
Bell&gevock
East Washington
Washington Saddle Elay
Mr Pleasant
McMillan Park
Hilton Durst
Washington Club
Margaret Laird
R.ol. Duncan
Harold D. Jones
Wilmington
Delaware
Will KE. Jones
Levy Likovsky
Charlie Davison
Corrine Vinton
Jean Davison
Nancy Schnicker
Shirley Lukavsky
Jean
Janice
Jovee Davison
Nancy Sehnicker
Helen Jukavsky
Marion
Ilarold Miller, Seey
Llospital Board
Ball Band
Summerettes
Chidren
Horak Shoes
Florsheim
East Side Square
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