Will Precedent Again Be Shattered in Windy City
Chicago hosts the 1952 national party convention with television debut a key feature as history recaps past dramatic moments from Lincoln to Roosevelt and Bryan. The piece notes Chicago’s habit of staging high drama and the potential for further spectacle this year while a second brief item reports a new Husbands Union charter in Columbia South Carolina.
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Windy City
Chicago
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelts
FDR
Chicara
GOP
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago Stadium
Wiliam Howard Taft
Orchestra Hall
Teddy
Senate
New York
John W. Davis
al Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
Lackland to Shift War Work Under New Dozen Changes
Brigadier General Steele announced a major Air Force reorganization moving civilian and partially disabled personnel into jobs formerly held by able bodied officers and airmen. Budget shifts will fund tool and equipment purchases as the manpower mandate aims for broader utilization and WAF integration. The plan begins with the Basic Military Training group, reducing gateway personnel by percent and prompting departures and desk job changes for many. This reflects the earlier mandate from General Hoyt S. Vandenberg. In a separate note, actor Philip Loeb reached a satisfactory settlement over contract time after his removal from a show over anti communism allegations. London’s Big Ben was named after Sir Benjamin Hall.
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Air Force Gateway
Steele
WAF
Hoyt S. Vancenberg
Air Force
Russians Use Unrest To Bolster Mid East Ties
Foreign analyst notes Russia aims to exploit Middle East nationalism in Egypt Iran and Tunisia to expand economic ties and political influence. Moscow negotiates arms sales and seeks rail, petroleum, coal, and electrical equipment deals while Western powers face pressure over Suez and air routes.
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Phil Newsom
Middle East
Egypt
Iran
Tunisia
Russia
Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
China
Kibitzer’s view on a tricky bridge rubber deal
In a large duplicate event a kibitzer observes varied play across tables. West’s heart lead decisions and spade finesse outcomes show how well defenders’ skill shapes contract success. The piece highlights learning from table-to-table play to improve bidding and defense.
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West
South
Lulacs Plan Island Convention In Galveston
The League of Latin American Citizens will hold a regional convention in Galveston this weekend to discuss the new U S Mexico bracero labor agreement and offer recommendations. National President George J Garza says the group opposes illegal entry and wetback labor, seeks fair wage scales and living and transport conditions for legally contracted workers.
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Laredo
iliPi
League of Latin American Citizens
Galveston
George J. Garza
Lulacs
United States
Mexico
Gerza
Gerea
League
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UPI
Philip Loeb
Papa
Loeb
Sir Benjamin Hall
Anchor Peace
Mike Franssen
Monty
SEARS
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Mid-East
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Rere
Desler
Sear
American Association of Nurserymen
Rose
Tyler Roses
Tyler
Et de Holland
Talisman
Ed McFarland
Dover Theresa
Ann Cunard
Reet
Mahan
Success
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Bartlett
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Stuart
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