Equal Rights Party Nominations for President in 19th Century
The text notes Victoria Woodhull was nominated on May 10 1872 with Frederick Douglass as running mate who did not accept. It also mentions Belva Lockwood nominated in 1884 and Mrs Lane in 1888, amid Woodhull’s later imprisonment for distributing offensive literature.
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Victoria Graflin Woodhull
Equal Rights Party
Frederick Douglass
New York City
National Equal Rights Party
Belva Lockwood
Lane
Hamlet to Play at Barter Theater This Fall
Mrs. Kenneth Schick of Front Royal attended the show with Miss Louise can. Dr. Allen greeted the crowd as others from outside Chester included Capt. Ewart Johnston and Mrs. Wyman Temmore. The Barter Theater announces Hamlet for the fall season.
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Allen
Kenneth Schick
Front Royal
Audi
Louise Can
Chester
Ewart Johnston
Wymanttemore
Boyce
Barter Theater
Veto Overrides in the 79th and 80th Congresses
In the 79th Congress President Truman issued 74 vetoes with 54 regular and 20 pocket vetoes, none overridden. In the 80th Congress there were 75 vetoes, 42 regular and 33 pocket, with six overridden.
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Truman
Soviet Delegation Denies Provocation Claims in Conference
The Soviet representatives defend their proposal amid Western criticism saying their plan contains no hint of attack. The deputy foreign minister speaks calmly while denying distortion of claims and accusing Western sides of blaming.
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Mure
Dry Ice Ends Silo Fire in Kansas Farm
Robert E. Lester extinguished a slow silo blaze containing 60 tons of silage with 40 dry ice blocks weighing 50 pounds each. After a smoke sighting by Shippy, Lester consulted a county agent, fire department, Kansas State College, and a chemical firm before delivering the ice from the top. the firm charged nothing for the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley, Kas
Robert E. Lester
Shippy
Lester
Kansas City
Kansas City Fire Department
Kansas State College
Quote exchange on Marxism and Leninism sparks debate
The speaker accuses Austin of distorting quotations from Soviet leaders and invites a public dispute. Vishinsky expresses openness to discuss Marxism and Leninism, arguing that capitalism and communism could coexist with mutual understanding as both sides seek cooperation.
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Austin
Vishinsky
Cleveland Torcade Draws Largest Cheers and Balloons
The Cleveland procession featured Mayor Thomas A. and Lou Boudreau with wife Della and Club President Bill Veeck in the first car. Spectators packed streets, many hanging from windows as thousands of balloons descended from tall buildings.
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Torcade
He Sreane
Thomas A
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Della
Club
Bill Veeck
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