Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1952 — Page 20
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CHICAGO. Aug. 18 Maurice
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By United Press ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 18-Two Republiean Congressmen waging tn “atomic cocktail” fight for he single seat left between them neet tomorow in one of the few 10t contests of a state-wide primary election, The fight between Reps. Edwin A. Hall and W. Sterling Cole for the congressional nomination in the 37th District erupted on the floor of Congress in May with Mr. Hall's charges that cocktail partying Congressmen were leakIng atomic secrets to the Russians, The charge was made in a Hall campaign speech at Binghamton and was construed as a personal attack on Mr. Cole, a member of the joint House and Senate Atomic Energy Committee, Mr. Hall was roundly censured by his fellow representatives — not
(Including Mr. Cole.
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BEAUTY CONTESTANT — Miss Beatrice Byers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Byers, 934 | W. 32d St., will represent Indianapolis in the sixth annual Shrine Talent and Beauty Pag- | eant at Technical High School gymnasium Wednesday. The 22. year-old graduate of Crispus. Attucks High School is a junior at West Virginia State College.
Fred Othman brings you the
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Mr, Hall, 43-year-old “hoy won- Sunday Times. |
der” of Binghamton, has served | 8even terms in the House of Rep-! [resentatives. Mr. (Bath, has heen in Congress for
{nine two-year terms, |
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Cole, 48. of
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which cut the state's .congres-| gional representation by three seats last year. | Other sharp contests shaped
up in Erie County where a Re-| publican National Convention fight in miniature is being waged | | between candidates backed by| { Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's state] {organization and a dissident | county chairman who failed to| {get his delegates for Sen. Robert | | A. Taft into the national pow-| | wow. At stake are two congres-| i sional nominations and one for {the state senate, { New York City’s most inter-! esting contest appeared to he a Democratic battle for a “state Senate nomination between "veteran Tammany Sen. Harold 1. Panken and Julius Archibald, the first negro to get major backing the state Senate.
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