Eisenhower Declines 1952 Third Party Bid Amid Nevada Swing
Eisenhower denies Truman offered him the 1952 Democratic nomination and says he will not pursue a third party, as backers report gains of delegates in Nevada. He lashes Taft forces over Texas delegates, rallies in Las Vegas, and plans two TV addresses with Taft on foreign policy. He rules out California visit while courting Democrat and independent voters.
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New York Times
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Speeca
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Heart Association Grants 361,522 for Research
NEW YORK AP The American Heart Association announced grants totaling 361,522 for 72 research projects in heart and blood diseases. The awards push the group and affiliates’ combined research spending since 1948 above four million dollars, supporting schools hospitals labs and other institutions examining diagnosis treatment and prevention.
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American Heart Association
Association
Irving &. Wright
Eight Days Left to Register Derby Contest in Capital City
Bell Telephone School and Lions Club announce Derby entries must register at Riley Therralet Company Capitol Ave. Eight days remain for boys to enter Snap Box Derby with a picnic scheduled Thursday. Prizes include lanterns cameras and scholarships as sponsors list awards for local contestants.
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Derby
Riley, Therralet Company
Capitol Ave
Lantenly
Lions Club
Chevrolet Company
News-Tribune
Oday
Lncal
Kennu Lucky
Frei
Bell Telephone
Missouri Hotel
Fre
Carl Fredericks
St. Simi
da. Lorens
Telephone Company
Chevro- Jet Corporation
Treachp
Lions ST. Louis
API
Orchard
Charles
Jefferson City
Musson
Akron
II State Athletic Commission
Federal funds sought to provide college educations
Washington AP Oscar R B Ewing urged Congress to enact a student aid bill to fund higher education for youths blocked by poverty. The plan asks 32 million in year one, rising to 128 million annually, with scholarships up to 800 dollars for 150,000 to 60,000 students yearly. Government guarantees 80 percent of unpaid balances. state commissions select recipients. students choose colleges.
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Washington
Oscar RB
Ewing
Congress
Federal Security Agency
Truman
Mya Bint
FSA
State Fair Books Sent to Exhibitors
The first shipment of Missouri State Fair premium catalogs, nearly three tons, was mailed from Sedalia to exhibitors nationwide. The 296 page volume details premiums totaling 201,748.50, with about 12,000 copies distributed. copies are available by writing the State Fair at Sedalia.
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United States
Sedalia
Cw, Terrill
Higbee
Giraffe Reaches Ground as Legs Fold for First Time
A garbled report mentions Trumin as governor, Forest Smith, Senators Hennings and Ken, Commissioner Thornburg, and Secretary Singleton. It oddly states a giraffe can reach the ground with its legs in an awkward position, implying a zoological note amid political names.
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Jinery 'Trumin
Forest Smith
Hennings and
Ken
Apricultur
Robert T. .Thornburg
Rollo E. Singleton
Body of Cape Girardeau Man Found in River
The body of Harry E Leach Sr of Cape Girardeau was recovered from the Mississippi River near Rush Tower. Coroner James J Long identified the drowned man using a description provided by the son, Harry J Leach Sr, who had reported the February drowning.
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Rush] Tower
Mississippi River
Rush Tower
Jefferson County
Harry E. iLeach, Sr
Cape Girardeau
Lew
Leach
Harry J. Leach, Sr
Japan seeks United Nations membership amid Soviet veto
Japan applied for U N membership but faces likely Soviet veto as Italy and eight others were previously blocked. Ai proposed a package to admit 14 countries if the West backs Albania Romania Hungary Bulgaria and outer Mongolia with potential Japan inclusion. Joseph E Davies, former U S ambassador to Russia, was reported ill in a New York hospital with family not disclosing details.
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Albania
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Outer Mongolia
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Washington
Joseph E. Davies
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Russia
New York
Wadsworth Funeral Set for Wednesday
Washington AP reports former senator James Wadsworth 74 dies after long illness from cancer at Emergency Hospital. A Republican from western New York, he sponsored prewar rail legislation and led the universal military training plan commission. He served in both Senate and House, among the few to hold top national roles. St Louis AP notes Panda Pel, one of two in the U.S., refusing food and near death.
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Charles Huttig
ST. Louis
Charles M. Huttig
Huttig
Hultin Sash and Boar Company
Democratic Ec Group
I Manch
Washington
James W. Wadsworth
Emergen& Hospital
Wadsworth
House of Representatives
Senate
John Quincy Adams
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Mathew M. Neely
New York State
Puo Pel
St Louis Zoo Panda Near Death Amid Illness Report
AP reports at Fulton Missouri and El Dorado Springs the St Louis Zoo panda Poo Pei, named for its long captivity, is very ill with a mysterious illness that has affected other animals and prompted a government study. Fire at a farm home killed two children, Downie Wilson and Alberta Wilson, and injured their mother and siblings as flames were started by kindling.
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George Vierheller
Vierheller
Fulton, Mo
Thesaf
Missouri Girls
EL Dorado Springs
Tibet
Gove
Downie Wilson
Alberta
Smonits Esterday
Puo Pei
Wil
E. Q. Speed
Chicago
Brookfield
Wilson
China
Hurry R
Rabies Deaths Reported in St Louis Area
The second baby death in four months was reported in St. Louis. Mac Pie, a 7-year-old Negro railroad section hand from East St. Louis, died June 4 at Missouri Pacific Hospital. Autopsy results were not confirmed. A previous rabies death occurred four months earlier in a suburban scene.
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ST. Louis
Ibeen
Batty J. Moller
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Mac Pie
East St. Louis
John Schroider
Salesman Wanted for Flour Trade in Missouri Territory
International Milling Company seeks a flour salesman in Missouri Territory with base in Columbia or nearby. Salary based on ability and experience, car provided, travel expenses covered. Age 25 to 35 preferred. Apply with full details to International Milling Company at 1725 Armour Road, North Kansas City, Missouri.
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Columbia
Armour Road
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