Eisenhower nominating fight heats up for 1952 race
The piece outlines three phases of Ike’s Republican bid with focus on Pennsylvania and Michigan delegations and disputed southern seats. It analyzes how early results, hearings, and Taft’s margins could sway delegates, affect the national committee, and shape the path to the nomination amid shifting blocs and potential coalitions.
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Michigan
Taft
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Harold Stassen
McKeldin
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Union Shop Debate Shapes Steel Crisis with Taft-Hartley
Washington dispatch analyzes Truman's steel stalemate as Congress debates invoking Taft-Hartley. It outlines potential steps including court injunctions, a board of inquiry, and an NLRB election, noting the no-union-shop stance of initial offers and uncertain timelines.
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Oklahoma
Humphrey
Minnesota
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Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
NLRB
Department Store Credit Sales Surge In Texas
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports Texas department store credit sales rose sharply. May credit sales were 90 percent above May 1951, aided by Regulation W easing down payments and payment terms. May installment buying jumped 49 percent from April, and credit sales made up 16 percent of total May sales, up from 12 percent in April. Ronald Amundsen discovered the South Pote (text cut).
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Private Harry R Jennings Completes Basic Training
Fort Eustis Virginia reports Private Harry R Jennings son of Mrs Ionic Jennings of Bonham has finished an eight week Basic Training course at the Replacement Training Center. The program covered infantry basics including tactics marksmanship first aid map reading and drill. He is prepared for specialized training with the Army Transportation Corps in rail highway marine or air fields.
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Jennings
Army Transportation Corps
Savitt ousted as Rose reaches Wimbledon quarters
In Wimbledon quarter finals, Dick Savitt of Orange NJ falls to Mervyn Rose of Australia 6-4 3-6 6-4 4-6 6-2. In doubles, Doris Hart and Shirley Fry reach the women’s quarter finals with a 6 0 6 2 win, while Maureen Connolly and Louise Brough advance 6-2 6-1 over Phillips and Stone.
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Coral Gables
Florida
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Akron
Ohio
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Newtonville
Massachusetts
Nelly Hopman
Australia
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
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R. W Stone
England
Notice to the Public from Bonham Daily Favorite
Public notice from Bonham Publishing Company Bonham Texas states any erroneous reflection on character or standing will be corrected if brought to the publishers’ attention. The item is entered as second class mail matter.
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News Copyright Clause Noted by United Press
The United Press holds exclusive rights to publish all dispatches credited to it or otherwise, and to the news published in this paper. This statement emphasizes the agency’s control over content used by the publication.
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United Press
Eight Alarm Blaze Destroys Brooklyn Tenements
A massive blaze in Brooklyn, starting in a trolley barn, spread through a block of tenements and factories. Police evacuated residents as 55 pieces of equipment and city coast guard fire boats battled the flames. Eleven buildings damaged, one watchman missing, 10 firefighters hurt, 29 injured, and damages exceed 1 million dollars. It was New York Citys first eight alarm fire since 1947.
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Staten Island
W G Price Dies Sunday Morning
W G Price, 764, died Sunday at his Arnett Oklahoma home after illness. His sister in law Mrs G W Baker of Ector was summoned. He leaves three daughters and three sons. Baker and Price are twin sisters. Funeral Thursday at 4 PM from the First Methodist church in Arnett Oklahoma.
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W. G. Price
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Texan to Run for FFA Presidency
A Texan will run for national office in the Future Farmers of America. The four Texas candidates are Dwain P. Smith Hale Center Billy Charles Mikeska Iden Jerry IX Johnson Nacogdoches and Victor Zochl Westhoff. The selection will occur at the Texas group’s manual convention in Dallas on July 17.
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CUP
Future Farmers of America
Texas Future Farmers
Texas Group
Dwain P. Smith
Hale Center
Billy Charles Mikeska
Iden
Jerry IX Johnson
Nacogdoches
Victor Tzochl
Westhoff
Art mobiles clock high mileage on speedometer
A mobile sculpture project reveals that more than one of the five art mobiles in use exceeds eighty thousand miles on its speedometer.
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