Official 1952 Presidential Vote Tally by State
The Associated Press tabulates the 1952 official presidential results by state from canvassing boards. The data show total votes, Republican, Democratic, and other counts with percentages for each state, including notes on New York and Massachusetts blanking and Liberal party votes in New York, and South Carolina independent electors counted with the Republican total.
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Washington
Associated Press
State
New York
Massachusetts
Stevenson
Truman
South Carolina
Eisenhower
Reds Smash Allied Heights in Korean Front Battle
Chinese forces attacked Pinpoint Hill Rocky Point and Triangle Hill outposts on the Central Korean Front under rain and snow. The 80 man assault on Triangle Hill’s southeastern slopes broke through a minor outpost, then stalled before daybreak as RO K troops counterattacked. Allied air forces claimed hits on MIG15s while U S Superforts attacked a Northwest Korea supply center and ore plant.
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George A. McArthur
Seoul
Pinpoint Hill
Rocky Point
Triangle Hill
Republic of Korea
Roks
Reds
Sniper Ridge
Eighth Army
Big
Little Nori
Korea
U. S
Kyomipo
Bombing Report Notes Targets in Korean Theater
A military briefing states Pyongyang and a Red Korean headquarters were not bombed while the capital city also avoided bombing. The report clarifies misstatements about aerial actions in the region.
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Pyongyang
Eisenhower Named 34th U S President in Inaugural Plan
The Eisenhower Nixon Inaugural Committee announced the January 20 program will list Dwight D. Eisenhower as the 34th president, correcting confusion from earlier counts noting Grover Cleveland’s two nonconsecutive terms and Truman’s place in reference books. Chairman Joseph C Mcgarrahy said the official program will reflect the correct numbering.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Grover Cleveland
Eisenhower
Truman
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Norse Ships Used Right Side Oars For Steering
Old Norse vessels equipped steering oars only on the right near the stern giving rise to the term starboard meaning steerside.
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Senta Cleus
Senta
Sears
Seles
Recommend Review of Public Works Projects
Washington investigators urge a complete review of the backlog of river harbor and flood control projects to weed out those not worth building. A House public works subcommittee issued its first report criticizing pork barrel practices and Army engineers for outdated plans and deceptive cost estimates.
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Washington
House Public Works
Army Engineers
Capital Flows to Singapore Driven by Low Interest Rates
Singapore sees capital inflows from around the world as Communist gains in China push money away from the mainland. W C Taylor the financial secretary says low interest rates and solid sterling backing are fueling the movement into Singapore.
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Singapore
China
W. C. Taylor
ADA Backs Eisenhower With Qualifications
Philadelphia report notes the National Board of Americans for Democratic Action pledges support to the incoming Republican administration if President-elect Eisenhower honors campaign promises. The ADA had previously supported Democratic candidates and endorsed Adlai Stevenson in the recent election.
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Philadelphia
National Board of Americans For Democratic Action
Dwight D. Eisenhower
ADA
Adlai E. Stevenson
Carey Sees Eisenhower Admin Listening to Labor
CIO secretary treasurer James B. Carey predicts the incoming Eisenhower administration will consider labor interests. Carey cited Martin Durkin's appointment as secretary of labor, noting Durkin leads the AFL Steam Fitters and Plumbers Union.
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Philadelphia
CIO
James B. Carey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carey
Martin Durkin
Durkin
AFL Steam Fitters and Plumbers Union
Eisenhower to Lead Korea Study Group
Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Pennsylvania State College and brother of a president, has accepted the chairmanship of the newly formed Korea study group heading a multinational venture based in New York.
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New York
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American-Korean Foundation Sets Aid for War Orphans
The foundation plans relief and rehabilitation efforts and will care for about 100000 Korean war orphans.
Modern sealing wax ends up with no wax in most cases
Mid lecture note notes that modern sealing wax typically contains no wax, contrasting with medieval recipes that mixed turpentine and beeswax.
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E. Mill
Allied Heights
C. F. Meyer
FOX Hotel
Ayoo
K. C. Wold Drug Go
Brighton
Edgerton
Kenned Mens Store
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Ihe
Gop
Labor
Hormel
Brunjes
Milton Eisenhower
Medary Street
WEP
Lkodie
NO. Main ST
Austin, Minn
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