Taft Eisenhower Lock Horns In Oklahoma Delegation Fight
Oklahoma City February 10 Taft and Eisenhower forces clash tomorrow in a key battle for four of Oklahoma's 16 GOP presidential delegate votes. Taft already holds four delegates, Eisenhower four, MacArthur two, with two uncommitted, as supporters chase a psychological win beyond Oklahoma.
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Douglas MacArthur
Oklahoma Delegates Battle Signals 1952 GOP Split
Four Oklahoma at large delegates at a state convention loom as key players in the 1952 race. Taft and Eisenhower camps clash over which side gains the crucial top spot, while MacArthur support stirs surprise, mirroring New Hampshire intrigue. The outcome could affect future border state alignments and the overall nomination battle. In Chicago a separate FBI extortion case reports a draft-related scheme involving Dr. Charles Iband and a youth, with allegations of falsifying medical records to secure a 4-F classification.
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Henry Friedman
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Harry T. O’connor
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U. S
Palestine
O'Connor
King's Death Ignored At Daily Worker Fete
Ten thousand people gathered in a London sports arena to mark the 22nd birthday of the Daily Worker, the Communist paper. Over three hours of speeches, only a vague royal reference emerged, with editor J. R. Campbell noting support for socialism and a republic.
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London
Daily Worker
J. R. Campbell
Servicemen die in Winter maneuvers crash and collisions
Six servicemen killed and thirteen hurt during Army Air Force winter maneuvers at CAMP IRAM New York. A twin engine Air Force plane crashed after takeoff killing three and injuring six. a troop truck and train collision killed two and injured five. one paratrooper died and nine were hospitalized in a jump incident. Authorities launched an investigation while names were withheld.
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New York
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Burlington
Four Teens Drown After Speeding Car Plunges Into Water
In Lebanon Oregon, four teenagers died when their speeding car left the road and entered nine feet of water nine miles north of town. Two others were injured, and several youths were identified as Glenn Smith, 17, Marjorie Vouble, 16, Gerald Zerkle, 18, and Bill Wooten, 17. Darlene Van Dehay, 16, Lebanon, was in serious condition, with Carol Ann Whinery, 15, Lebanon, injured. A witness reported the group had bought beer and whisky before visiting a dance in Scio, and the rear door of the car opened, ejecting two passengers during the crash.
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Ore
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Glenn Smith
Marjorie Vouble
Gerald Zerkle
Bill Wooten
Sweet Home
Darlene van Dehay
Carol Ann Whinery
Bill Newell
Young Smith
Newell
Scio
van Dehay
Atomic Beam Tested For Weapon Against Cancer
Berkeley scientists test a 190 million volt deuteron beam from a Cyclotron to treat cancer in mice. Dr. Tobias Dr. Anger and Dr. Lawrence report the method can target deep internal organs but faces three drawbacks including hidden cancers, tissue movement, and metastasis.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
C. A. Tobias
Hal O. Anger
John H. Lawrence
American Journal of Roentgenology
Antibiotic Drug Links Probed After Two Child Deaths
Los Angeles authorities opened an inquiry into two child deaths and illness in a third after doses of antibiotic drugs. A 2 year old boy died in his crib, an 18 month old girl died at a hospital, and a 4 year old also became gravely ill after taking the medicine. Health officials noted mold derivative drug defects can occur but are rare, pending autopsies to confirm the cause.
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Los Angeles
Lannea Esialaméles
Ola Vuy Vcucanc
Alvol
Edward J. Grisham
Ackson Lee Beakley
Harold Roy Janz
Ronald
Carel Ann Whitlock
Walter L. Whitlock
Hawthorne
J. R. Kirkpatrick
Food and Drug
County Health Department
Millsop attacks Hallanan as he seeks district delegate post
WEIRTON W V Feb 10 Millsop president of Weirton Steel and two term mayor filed for district delegate to the National Convention and urged a new national committeeman. He avoided naming Hallanan but criticized GOP leadership saying the party needs a fresh leader to avoid 20 years of defeats in West Virginia and to promote Republican principles locally. Hallanan of Plymouth Oil was in Chicago on convention duties with no comment. Millsop's certificate arrived by mail at Charleston.
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W. Va
Thomas E. Millsop
Walter S. Hallanan
Millsop
Weirton Steel Company
Hallanan
Plymouth Oil Company
Charleston
Chicago
West Virginia
Statehouse
W. C. Marland
Wyoming County
Dallas Tickle
Kilgore
House of Delegates
Clarksburg
CIO
John B. Easton
Parkersbore
AFL West Virginia State Federation
Lacor
E. H. Hedrick
Berkley
Snnoncine Labor
Easton
Flannery
French Air Minister Ends US Conference
Pierre Montel French minister for air left by plane for home after talks in Washington with Thomas Finletter on increasing French military plane production. He reported the conference had been very nice and productive.
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New York
Pierre Montel
Air
Washington
Montel
Thomas Finletter
Jacqueline Cochrane Flies Photos To Paris Rally Pictures
Jacqueline Cochrane, American speed flier, arrived in Paris by commercial plane with photographs of a large Eisenhower for President rally held Friday night in New York. She left for the country to visit friends, and General Eisenhower is not expected to view the photos soon.
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Paris
Jacqueline Cochrane
New York
Gen. Eisenhower
Diapers To Protect Gas Against Germs And Poisonous Gas
The Army unveiled a new air tight uniform against poison gas and germ warfare. Made of non inflammable butyl rubber, it fits over clothing with a detachable hood and gloves. A cooling outer suit soaked in water provides comfort for hours while maintaining protection.
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Washington
Manpower Needs Set 3 1-2 Millions
Secretary of Labor Tobin said 3.2 million new jobs will be needed in the next two years to meet defense and civilian manpower demands. He urged expanding the labor force by 1.2 to 1.7 million by late 1952, noting 1951 gains and higher civilian production expectations. Many workers may come from housewives and retirees.
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Washington
Tobin
West Germany Seeks Lighter Defense Burden
Paris reports Bonn officials urge a smaller Western defense cost to cope with about nine million East European refugees in West Germany. NATO experts Monnet Plowden and Draper will submit their opinion within a week.
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Paris
West Germany
Bonn
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Jean Monnet
Britain
Sir Eric Plowden
William H. Draper Jr
U. S
Germany
Legion Told Rankin Blocks VA Reforms
Washington Feb 10 The Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report accuses Rep Rankin of setting up an Iron Curtain against VA reorganization efforts. Johnson says the claim is ridiculous but provides no further comment. The Legion opposes Hoover recommendations aiming to overhaul the Veterans Administration, especially GI benefits and VA medical programs.
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Robert L. Johnson
Citizens Committee For the Hoover Report
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Rankin
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Johnson
Donald R. Wilson
American Legion
House Veterans Committee
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Legion
Herbert Hoover
Lee Price, Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Price
Hoover
House
Hoover Commission
The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hartley Seeks Ban on Utility Strikes in TV Act Debate
Former Representative Fred A. Hartley of New Jersey urged amending the Taft Hartley Act to forbid strikes against any public utility during a CBS radio discussion. Representative Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota opposed a blanket ban, calling for broader changes to grant unions more freedom and to specify targets for strike action.
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Washington
Fred A. Hartley
New Jersey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
CBS
People’s Platform
Hartley
McCarthy
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Labor Relations Board
Edmiston Enters Four Way Democratic Senate Race
Former Congressman Andrew Edmiston turns up as the surprise fourth man in the Democratic field for Harley Kilgore's Senate seat. UMW officials hint Edmiston, a liberal with a labor record, may win labor support. The development tightens a crowded race as filing closes and other candidates surface in both parties.
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Harry W. Ball
Charleston
W. Va
Andrew Edmiston
Harley M. Kilgore
U. S. Senate
Weston
United Mine Workers
Senator Kilgore
Beckley Democrat
Senate
UMW
John L. Lewis
Washington
John T. Jones
Labor- Nonpartisan League
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Congress
Rawson
Jefferson County
Rush D. Holt
Holt
John T. Copenhaver
J. W. Maxwell
Beckley
Melvin C. Muntzing
Clarksburg
Kilgore
Sawyer Predicts Good Business for 1952
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer said business in 1952 and the next two or three years should be good. Even an end to Korean hostilities would only bring a small letdown. He noted defense production cuts consumer goods, but foresees ample automobiles appliances if people buy. Prices and wages are higher, government controls work, saving and reduced buying aid price control, with a view to potential control reductions in 1953.
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Washington
Sawyer
Gannett News Service
Panama steamer Marjory asks for help after grounding
The Panama steamer Marjory, owned by Compania Punta Alta in Panama, ran aground six miles south of the Hook of Holland and radioed an urgent plea for assistance. The incident was reported by The Dirkz Wagers Shipping Agency in Rotterdam on Monday.
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Netherlands
Dirkz Wagers Shipping Agency
Panama
Marjory
Hook of Holland
Compania Punta
Mystery Explosion For Floyd County Grave Still Unexplained
Roanoke Va Feb 10 194? Floyd County grave of George Via near Topeca Brethren Church Cemetery blew up wrecking earth around but leaving casket and burial vault intact. Relatives and caretaker described dirt displaced from lower half and a two foot deep hole. Group decided not to exhume. theory ranges from vault collapse to an explosion.
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Floyd County
George C. Foley
Roanoke County
Topeca Brethren Church
Jebovuary
George Via
Via
Foley
Campbell
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