UMT Debate Dominates 1952 Campaign Across Parties
The 1952 presidential race features a broad debate on Universal Military Training. Taft opposes it now, Taft and Governors split within parties. Congress previously moved toward UML though both parties showed limited enthusiasm. The issue remains nonpartisan but divisive in political platforms.
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U.M.T
Truman
Tait-Hartley
China
Toosh
G.O.P
Sen. Taft
Similary
Congress
Senate
House
How's Your I. Q A Satirical Quiz With Answers
A scrambled quiz asks ten questions about mountains hoists ice thespian and more. It notes memory gains and monthly averages, directs readers to Classified Page for answers, and includes stray text about UMT Formosa and wartime politics.
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Simplon
Forts
Henry and Donelson
Australia
New
Melbourne
Canberra
Constable Found Guilty In Mayville Assault Case
A jury in Mayville found Philip Kessler a former constable of Cherry Creek guilty of third degree assault for tackling neighbor Margaret Stetson during an arrest for burning leaves on May 8 1981. Sentencing set for October 6. trial featured unusual procedural notes and courtroom proceedings.
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Mayville
Sault
Philip Kessler
Cherry Creek
Kessler
Margaret Stetson
Justice Court
Robert N. Palmer
Hugh Y. N. Bodine
Il. Districh
Edwin G O'Connor
Michael D. Lombardo
Pupils crowd rooms North East schools
North East enrollment reaches 1350 with 144 first graders, pushing officials to accelerate plans for an addition to North East Joint High School. The district operates a six three three system while eighth graders still use the Heard Memorial Elementary School facilities across Lake Street. G Davis notes higher overall enrollment, especially in lower grades, and indicates the need to accommodate seventh and eighth graders and all lower grades in a revised complex.
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North East
North East Joint High School
Tt Aid
Heard Memorial
Lake Atréstrom
Thane Aih
G. Davis
North Hast Schools
Policeman Fires At Wife In Mistaken Home Shooting
In New York, Patrolman John Milo, 27, woke to his wife Mary rising from bed and, thinking she was a burglar, fired twice with his service revolver. One bullet hit her brain and killed her instantly. Their 5-year-old daughter Patricia slept in another room. The incident follows a note that about half the British regular army is serving overseas.
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New York
John Milo
Mary
Miles
Patricia
Local church set to install Perry F. Haines as pastor
Twenty years ago notes show Rev. Perry F. Haines to replace Rev. Frank A. Wimner as pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Other items: Harry Auer named to Erie County Emergency Relief Board overseeing Corry. Frank W. Parsons begins Montgomery Ward basement remodeling. Corry High Reavers suffer 32 0 loss at Kune. two boys taken into custody after robbery at E Barnes grocery. W.C.T.U. to convene in Erie County at First Methodist Episcopal Church for the 10th virtual convention.
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Perry F. Haines
Little Valley
Frank A. Wimner
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Anor
Bible Conference
Sharon
Harry Auer
Gerry Relief Fund Committee
Erie County Emergency Relief Board
Gifford Pinchot
Corry and Vicinity
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Erie County
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George Bee
Ealer
Fred Kimball, Inc
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Donald Bachemer
Martin
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WMT
Formosa
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oversea
Frank W. Parsons
Montgomery Ward and Company
North Center Street
Corry High Reavers
Kune
Wolves
North Corry
Cus Stody
E. ©. Barnes
Company Gasoline
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F. T. England
Coleman
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Ajax Iron Works
Stely
Plant Tours
AJAX
Buelink
West Smith Street
Powell
Phonoropayt
al’ Ae
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Indians
Dodgers
Giants
Thomas Motors of
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