Jelke Declares His Girlfriend Above Reproach Amid Case?
Mickey Jelke III faces charges over a deluxe call girl ring. His father, socialite John Faris Jelke, arranged legal help as police seized Jelke's powder blue Cadillac and a gun was found in the car. Jelke insisted he never profited from women and said Miss Sylvia Eder, his steady companion, is above reproach.
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New York
Minot
F. Jelke III
John Faris Jelke
Chicago
Jelke
Ericka Steel
Martin Benjamin
Arran
Newport
Palm Beach
Sylvia Eder
Cafe Society
Miss Eder
Manhattan
Swank East Side
Vice Squad
GOP Hits Truman Hard In Campaign Report
Republican leaders Sen Styles Bridges and Rep Joseph Martin released a 37 page 1500 word critique titled a summary of Republican activities in the 82nd Congress. They blasted spending debt taxes prices and war and assailed Truman administration corruption. They forecast the report as a campaign staple.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Rep
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Truman
United States
CIO Rates Sparkman Higher On Key Issues
The CIO credited Senator John J. Sparkman with voting right 36 times, wrong six, and absent four in six years, compared with Nixon who voted right 10 times, wrong 31, and absent four. Votes covered labor, anti inflation and foreign aid, with the CIO issuing a boxscore praising Democratic gains.
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Washington
CIO
John J. Sparkman
Richard Nixon
Argo
Congress
Alabama
Nixon
California
Labor Organization
House
Senate
Memorial Holiday shutdown by United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis ordered a weeklong memorial shutdown Aug 23 to Sept 2, reducing coal stockpiles and bolstering wage demand talks. Western Pennsylvania miners and operators voiced mixed reactions while Pittsburgh Coal Co President George Love denounced the move as taking work away.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Western Pennsylvania
Memorial
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Love
Sonny Dankovich
Frederick
United Mine Workers Journal
Secretary of the Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
Congress
West Frankfort
Tax Fraud Treasury Noses Out 250 Million
Treasury figures show tax fraud investigations rose 20 percent in the 1952 fiscal year ending June 30. In all, 3,855 cases were investigated, 436 led to convictions, with jail terms totaling 567 years and fines of 2.91 million. Prosecutions recommended reached 1,628 with 781 indictments.
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Frank O'Brien
Washington
Snyder
Bureau of Internal Avenue
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Dunlap
Underworld
Uncle Sam
Bureau
The
Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
Congress
Stevenson Outlines Campaign Swing Schedule for White House Bid
Governor Adlai E. Stevenson plans multiple travel swings by plane and train across the United States as the Democratic presidential nominee. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt outlined Aug 16 that starts include New York, New Jersey, Detroit, California visits, and a West Coast swing with stops in San Francisco and Los Angeles before returning to Springfield for further planning.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
John J. Sparkman
Albania
Executive
Leland Hotel
New York
New Jersey
Detroit
California
Rockies
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific Northwest
Minocque
Wis
Chicago
Minocqua
Jumping Brook Country Club
Asbury Park
N. J
Washington
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
High Point
Jacksonville
Local Weather Forecast Sees 90 Degree Day
The high reaches 90 today with a low near 73. Yesterday peaked at 90 and dropped to 71 last night.
No Debate Between Nominees
Republican National Chairman Arthur Summerfield rejected national TV debates between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson. He pledged a full steam, independent GOP campaign focused on countering Democratic mismanagement and corruption and urged broadening the party with new recruits and women. Summerfield labeled the Democratic Party disintegrated and blamed Stevenson for being a prisoner of the party machine.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur Summerfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
GOP
Stevenson
Michigan
Blair Moody
Stephen A. Mitchell
Summerfield
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Sen
Richard Nixum
California
Uneasy Quiet Settles Over Bunker Hill
In Korea near Panmunjom, U S Marines repelled a seventh Chinese assault on Bunker Hill, with hand to hand combat and grenades reported. Chinese casualties since counterattacks began reached 3735, as UN forces answered with artillery and air power. Sergeant Ramond Chenette of Worcester described fierce close fighting.
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Seoul
Bunker Hill
U. S
Panmunjom
Leathernecks
Ramond Chenette
Worcester
Mass
United Nations
Pukhan River
U.S. Eighth Army
Billy Graham Draws Record Crowd at Lake Junaluska
Evangelist Billy Graham is to speak at the Lake Junaluska Methodist Assembly on Tuesday night with standing room only anticipated. Last summer a crowd of about 4,000 attended his appearance, and officials expect a similarly large turnout this season.
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Billy Graham
Lake Junaluska
Power Outage Hits High Point as Storm Rams City
High Point endured near hurricane force winds and heavy rain that knocked out power citywide. Duke Power main substation on Southern Avenue absorbed direct lightning hits, causing widespread outages and tree damage on Rotary Drive and West Green Street.
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High Point
Duke Power
Southern Avenue
Rotary Drive
West Green Street
Duncan charged with murder after pregnant wife slain at Spring Hope
Fayetteville report details the shotgun death of Mrs. Duncan a 35 year old ex army nurse captain. Doctors at Fort Bragg delivered her baby shortly after she died though the infant died two hours later. Duncan faces murder charges as Duke Power crews repair a massive lightning caused substation fire that plunged the area into blackout. Emergency services struggled with calls while restoration was expected to stretch past dawn. The incident disrupted streets schools and local utilities with damages described as considerable.
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Fayetteville
Zander T. Duncan
Mammouth
Duke Power Company
Greensboro
Lexington
Duke
Charlotte
High Point
Enterprise
Farm and Home Week Opens at NC State College
Several thousand North Carolina farm people are expected to attend the annual Farm and Home week at North Carolina State College. The four day program begins Monday with recreation and tips to ease farm work and homemaking. Officials call it an educational vacation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Virginia Dare birth services to be held at Lost Colony
Memorial services will mark the birth of Virginia Dare during the Lost Colony worship at Waterside Theater in Manteo. The sermon will be delivered by Bishop Thomas H. Wright of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina.
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Manteo
Virginia Dare
America
Waterside
Thomas H. Wright
Episcopal Diocese of
East Carolina
Vienna Faces Water Shortage Amid Heat Wave
Vienna officials warn two million residents nearly drained the city water supply during a long heat wave and threaten fines or arrest for water wasters.
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Vienna
Austria
Dulles Warns on Bipartisan U.N. Delegation Unity
John Foster Dulles says two party unity at the United Nations could fail if Republicans are blamed for mistakes after following a Democratic President's instructions. He writes Sen. Douglas defending fair play and asserts bipartisan U.N. leadership hinges on Republican administrations.
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New York
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Dulles
U.N
Paul H. Douglas
D-Tll
Douglas
U.S
Korea
South Korea
U. N
U. S
North
North Korea
United Nations Participation
United Nations Assembly
U. N. Assembly
Ike Plans September 4 TV Kickoff
Dwight D. Eisenhower will address the nation by TV and radio from Philadelphia on September 4. He will follow with a foreign policy speech at Kasson Minnesota on September 6 and another major address at Butler University Field House Indianapolis on September 9.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Kasson
Minn
Indianapolis
Butler University
Arthur E. Summerfield
GOP National Committee
Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower Associates
Boise
Idaho
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Mickey) Jelke
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Canasta
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Thomasville
Hal Davis
City At Work
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Public Works Department
Public Works
George Dean
J. L. Perkins
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