Taft Men Seek 200 Delegates in Key Primaries
Taft campaign aims for 200 convention delegates with 603 needed for nomination. He holds 100 delegates already with 40 for Eisenhower and 25 for Earl Warren and targets Illinois, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts in April. Illinois is strongest for Taft. New Jersey is tenuous. Pennsylvania favors Eisenhower. Massachusetts delegates are entered but with no primary, while party mechanics determine delegates.
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Thomasville Union Men Indicted In Strike Saga
Judge cites need for further order review as labor leaders push for a settlement. Hearing moved up from April 15. modified order becomes effective tomorrow. Crane, state conciliator, may host talks with company officials. Union says ready to meet and consider a reasonable offer. In Recorder's Court Judge Steed finds first defendant not guilty on strike-related charges. Three cases continued. Coy Stewart and Kenneth Williams proceedings deferred or absolved.
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Vietminh Retreat as French Drive Advances Southeast of Hanoi
French High Command reports three Vietminh battalions encircled near the Song Traly and Red Rivers are retreating with minimal resistance. French forces press toward the Red River Delta, conducting village searches in Thai Binh to trap fleeing units. By March 26 enemy losses reached about 1,180 killed and 1,200 captured.
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Lodge in Paris for talks on Ike campaign 1952
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr arrived in Paris to confer with General Dwight D. Eisenhower on campaign strategy. Lodge said Ike could win the Republican nomination without returning home to campaign and hinted at a possible first ballot victory. A message from Abilene referenced plans for an Eisenhower museum cornerstone ceremony.
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Industrial Conference Opens Sessions at State College
Raleigh students from nine Southeastern colleges begin the second annual Industrial Conference at North Carolina State College. Dean J H Lampe of the engineering school was to address the conference this afternoon. The meeting runs through tomorrow with John Coleman of Dayton president of the AIIM and C A Slocum of New York speaking at a banquet session tonight.
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Virginia Rep Seeks Bigger Tobacco Disease Research Funds
Rep. Abbitt of Virginia urged a $200,000 government research fund to develop a tobacco variety resistant to black shank and Granville wilt. He said $40,000 approved by the House Agriculture Committee is insufficient and will push for a larger Senate appropriation.
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McGrath Denies Firing Amid White House Feud
Washington Attorney General McGrath angrily denies reports he has been fired or will be fired by President Truman. The Times Herald cites dinner remarks with Queen Juliana's visit and notes ongoing speculation over McGrath and Morris over a questionnaire on private income. The overheard exchange includes remarks from Truman and White House aides about keeping the President out of the matter.
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Creowene
Airman stabbed in San Marcos dance hall fight
A 20 year old Atlanta airman was stabbed to death in a San Marcos Texas dance hall. An airman 3-C Robert Lee Wilson stationed at San Marcos Air Force Base was identified as the victim. Sheriff Jud Gary arrested another airman at San Antonio as the suspected knife wielder.
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Make Believe War Seizes Lampasas Town in Drill Exercise
In Lampasas Texas an exercise of a military government taken by Aggressor troops simulating a totalitarian occupation occurred at dawn. Maj. Alton Shipstead and Lt. Col. Robert H. Slover oversaw the staged scenario for Exercise Longhorn as 82nd Airborne elements tested control, proclamations, and trials amid rations drops and a simulated battle along Cowhouse Creek.
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Man Freed After 93rd Court Appearance On Progress Claim
A 19? year old man who faced numerous dream-related charges was released after his 94th appearance as Judge Irving Brand noted progress. The judge stayed a year plus a $10 fine or 10 days in a workhouse, citing a month without court appearances.
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Hans Johnson
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