Stevenson Refuses to Reveal Aid Fund Names
Adlai Stevenson said he will not disclose the names of contributors or recipients of a special cash fund used to boost pay for Illinois officials. He defended the secrecy as a matter of privacy and good faith, while Nixon and others push for full details. Stevenson argued for flexible salary scales and noted the need to attract competent public servants. He closed with a confident vow to victory and avoided further comment on Nixon’s move to the party committee.
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Collins Radio plans big plant north of Cedar Rapids
Collins Radio Company weighs a 90 000 square foot engineering lab on a 52 acre tract north of Cedar Memorial Park in Marion township Linn county. The plan hinges on zoning change from residential to industrial and a required certificate of necessity. A public hearing is set for October 10.
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C. V. Hoglan
Stephen West
Julian Hupp
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Youngs Couple Captured After Idaho Forest Chase
Thomas Edward Young and Margaret Young, once among the nations ten most wanted, were captured in Boise National Forest after a late Tuesday night pursuit. They carried pistols and nine guns in the car, were jailed in Ada County, and faced $25 000 bail each after arraignment.
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Butte
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Fargo
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Frank ‘McKenzie
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South Dakota
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Thousands Rally Back Of Senator Nixon Urged Stay
Telegrams flooded Washington as Rich ard Nixon urged the GOP to keep him as vice presidential candidate. Wayne J. Hood said about 20 000 telegrams supported Nixon with only a few opposed. Republicans praised his integrity while Democrats argued he did not fully disclose finances notes.
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Nixon defers fate to committee on running mate role
In a nationwide broadcast Nixon declares he will stay in the race if the Republican National Committee and the people decide. He urges transparency on Stevenson and Sparkman records and admits the 18 1935 expense fund was morally wrong though not used for personal gain.
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Candidates Set Parley In Wheeling
Eisenhower and Nixon plan to meet in Wheeling West Virginia on Wednesday night to decide whether Nixon remains on the Republican ticket. Social and political maneuvering included calls between Knowsland Adams Summerfield and Nixon aides as the 1952 campaign intensifies.
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Cleveland
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McGrath Remark Aired by Caudle
Caudle testified that former Attorney General McGrath claimed he knew enough about the White House to blow it high and that Caudle lost his job due to a White House clique. He said the same clique later affected McGrath as well.
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Sparkman Answers Nixon in Financial Inquiry
Sparkman rejected Nixon's demand for disclosures and offered to fully account if anyone proves he received eighteen thousand dollars from a private fund. He urged lawmakers to undergo thorough financial accounting and questioned why Eisenhower was not included in the probe.
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Richard Nixon
Lehti Slated for School Director
The Cedar Rapids board of education was to meet at 4 p.m. today to select a successor to S. A. Giovanazzi who resigned last week. David W. Lehti of 1932 Fifth Avenue SE, president of Link-Belt Speeder Corporation, was reported to be chosen. The term runs until the next regular school election.
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Cedar Rapids Board of Education
S. A. Giovanazzi
David W.[lehti
Fifth Avenue SE
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Inflation Issue Sparks Campaign Rivalry in Baltimore and Cleveland
In Baltimore Adlai Stevenson urged price and wage controls and deep spending cuts to curb inflation, labeling opponents as hypocritical for opposing anti inflation measures. In Cleveland Dwight Eisenhower criticized a cheap money policy and called for savings in arms costs without slowing rearmament.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Dwight Eisenhower
G.O.P
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Eisenhower
Yankees Rally Over Red Sox In Protested 10 Inning Win
The New York Yankees won 3-2 in 10 innings against the Boston Red Sox in the first game of a doubleheader after a protest. Bob Lemon pitched a three-hitter to lead the Cleveland Indians past the White Sox in a separate Wednesday contest.
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Bob Lemon
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Republican National Committee address for Senator Nixon inquiry
The GOP provides contact details for formal communication about Senator Nixon. The address is Washington Hotel in Washington D C and the telephone number is National 6800.
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Senator Nixon
Washington Hotel
Washington, D. C
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Indicted Reds Include William Sentner in Five New Case
Washington AP reports five additional Communist leaders indicted under the Smith Act. Among the accused is William Sentner, 45, of St. Louis, linked to 1950 Cedar Rapids contract talks for Local 116 UEFE with LaPlant-Choate and tied to several work stoppages. The indictments follow FBI rounds last week and prior Monday, targeting figures associated with advocating overthrow by force.
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Justice Department
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St. Louis
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Cedar Rapids
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Milroy Named Iowa Chair For Eisenhower Nixon Citizens
Walter Williams named James H. Milroy of Vinton as state chairman of the Iowa Citizens for Eisenhower and Nixon. Milroy accepts, noting reactivation may be limited to certain areas as he seeks local and county groups. The group provides a home for disillusioned Democrats and independents to support Eisenhower without joining the GOP.
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