Nov 6 Election Increases Expected Across Nation
The Daily Review notes heavy early turnout as voters in cities like New York Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit cast large shares of their registered ballots by midmorning. Reports from Indiana Michigan Utah Maryland and Pittsburgh indicate growing participation and potential record turnout for the 1952 election.
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Minneapolis
Dulutang
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Utah
Maryland
Record U S turnout as voters weigh Eisenhower against Stevenson
Americans cast a record early vote amid Hungary and Middle East tensions, with reports predicting turnout may match or exceed the 1952 peak of 61,551,919. The day saw ideal weather nationwide as President Eisenhower briefly left duties to vote in Gettysburg with Mrs. Eisenhower.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hungary
Middle East
United States
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Eisenhower summons top advisers for Middle East cease fire
President Eisenhower flies back from Gettysburg after voting to call together top diplomatic and military experts in a White House conference. Hagerty says the meeting will also evaluate the broader Middle East and Central European situations and seek all possible U.S. help for a cease-fire in the region.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
United Nations
Middle East
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Hagerty
Southern Crossing plan debated by Eden and Washington reps
Community leaders from Eden and Washington township met at San Leandro city hall to weigh the Smith Barney report on financing the Southern Crossing. They plan a series of county meetings and a general San Leandro conference on Nov 28 to draft unified presentations for Sacramento on Dec 12.
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Eden
Washington Township
Smith, Barney and Co
San Leandro
Thomas O. Knick
Alameda County
California Toll Bridge Authority
Sacramento
Barney
Francis Dunn
George P. Miller
Early Voting Returns Across Towns Show Eisenhower Leads
Reports from Millsfield New Hampshire Mount Washington Massachusetts Beloy Store and Love Lock Nevada reveal scattered results with Eisenhower leading in several rural precincts while McCormick county small precinct shifts to Stevenson. Pershing County two rural precincts total thirty five votes split thirteen for Eisenhower and two for Stevenson.
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Mount. Washington
Mass
Mount Washington
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Top Prize in Steers Won By Local Boy
Charles Conover 16 of Hayward won the Grand Champion fat steer award at the Grand National Livestock Show in San Francisco. His registered Aberdeen Angus will be sold at Friday's auction. Conover raised the steer as a Future Farmers of America project at his family home and also shows a ram in the event.
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Hayward
San Francisco
Charles Conover
Albert E. Canover
Hayward Hugh School
Conover
Uniteed States
Farmers of America
Secret Service Assigned to Guard Adlai Stevenson
Washington reports the Secret Service will provide protection for Adlai E. Stevenson if elected president. A specially selected detail from Leslie Brown and Hayward agents would accompany him, with school agricultural staff coordinating early protection plans. Local offices and rancher entries at County Fair are mentioned in relation to his potential inauguration timing.
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Washington
Secret Service
Sang Ween
Adlai E. Stvenson
Conover
Leslie , Brown
Hayward
Chicago
Hereford
High turnout marks Alameda county election day
Voters in Eden and Washington townships show heavy early balloting as pre election predictions of a record turnout loom. In 220 registered Washington precincts by 11 45 am 4 of ballots cast and many Eden precincts report significant early totals. Eyes on county wide issues include transit district plans and regional park expansions with results unlikely before post election tallies.
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San Francisco
Regi
Los Angeles
San Diego
Presto
Sacrament
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Dwl
House of Representatives
Senate
State Assembly
Pricl
Eden
Washington Township
Alameda County
Palls
Eden Township
Alameda- Contra Costa County
Hayward Area
East Bay Regional Parks District
Allies land in the Suez Canal Zone amid fighting
British and French forces launched an amphibious invasion of the Suez Canal Zone advancing from Fort Said toward Ismailia while Port Said and Port Fouad faced intense house to house fighting. Eden announced a cease fire at 4 p.m. PST as international consultations intensified. Egypt appealed for international aid to repel the aggression.
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London
Britain
France
Suez Canal Zone
Port
Said
Egypt
Anthony Eden
Ismailia
Port Said
Russia
China
Rat Pam
United States
Cyprus
Port ‘Fouad
al- Med
Early returns show Eisenhower Stevenson lead in initial tabulation
A UPI wire bulletin reports early results at 11:30 a.m. with President Eisenhower and Senator Stevenson leading the tally. Absentee ballots and tabulated scores are noted, reflecting a preliminary votes count.
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Washington
United Press
Eiserhower Stevenson
Reign of Terror Breaks Hungary Rebels' Last Stand Ended
Rebels resisted Soviet occupation as tanks guns and shelling hit Budapest. Hospitals, Red Cross offices, and aid routes were attacked. broadcasts faded and officials feared the revolt was crushed. Reports described executions of captured fighters and a city starving for food and medical supplies. Western officials warned of ruthless military actions.
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Hungary
Redross
Red Cross
Free World
Budapest
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