Post-Tribune Reports 1952 Missouri Election Results and Notable Nazis
Election officials estimated about 75 percent of the 18 million eligible voters cast ballots amid a heavy vote. Former Nazis Wilhelm Schepmann and Albert Speer won seats. In Israel, 71 year old Chaim Weizmann, father of the nation, was buried near his home as leaders mourned his death from a heart attack. World leaders sent condolences including Truman, Queen Elizabeth II, and U Thant.
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Post-Tribune
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Missouri
Britain
Wilhelm Schepmann
Hitler
Albert Pense
Anne Aby
Rehovot
Israel
Chaim Weizmann
Promised Land
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Truman
Queen Elizabeth HI
U. N
Trygve Lie
Dr. Weizmann
Vera Weizmann
Joseph Sprinzak
Israel Knesset
Weizmann
Sprinzak
Social Democrat Labor Party
Mapai
America
Elizabeth
Churchill
Death of Israel's Zionist Leader Sparks National Mourning
Crowds mourn at public viewing of the world Zionist Organization head and former Israeli premier. Trains brought pilgrims, entertainment paused, flags at half staff, and loudspeakers broadcast funeral notices as Israel and global leaders prepare a memorial session.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
London
David Ben-Gurion
Bath
Irael
World Zionist Organization
Earl Will Use Ancient Coach For Ride to June Coronation
The piece notes royal and political preparations for a June coronation. It mentions Israel leaders Weizmann and Sprinzak, potential successors Rosen and Sprinzak, Weizmann’s death, and Truman and Churchill tributes. It adds a Britain angle with the Duke of Norfolk planning the queen’s coronation procession and the old coach possibly used.
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Eliza
Corobeth
Westminster Abbey
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Buckingham Palace
Jmarquis
London
Doctor Calls VA Inroads Into U S Economy At SMA Meet
Dr. R J Wilkinson of Huntington WV charges the Veterans Administration is creating sinister inroads into the U S economy through hospital programs. He advocates concentrating VA hospitals near medical schools for service connected cases and transferring others to state or local control to ease bed shortages. He criticizes AMA officials for resisting change tied to the Wagner Murray Dingle bill and federal health insurance.
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Miami
Fle
Veterans Administration
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R. J. Wilkinson
Huntington
W. Va
Southern Medical Association
SMA
V.A
VAL
Wilkingon
American Medical Administration
AMA
Rightists Gain in German Local Elections as Nazis Win
In three West German states, rightists made sharp gains while Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats lost ground. In Lower Saxony, two former Nazi officials were named to public office. The Social Democrats held steady or rose slightly. Final results unlikely before tonight. trends show rightward swing, CDP losses, FDP gains, and Communists losing ground.
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Frankfurt
Konrad Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Socialist Reich Party
SRP
Adenauer
Social Democrats
North Jatinat Westphalia
Rhineland Palatinate
Christian Democrats
Free Democrat Party
FDP
Alliiance
Refugee Party
RHE
Srps
First Korean War Bride Leaves for Britain
In Seoul today Kim Chung Sung aged 24 became the first Korean war bride to depart for Britain. She is to join her husband Corp Geoffrey Bacon of Bristol whom she married last May after meeting two years ago.
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Seoul
Korea
Britain
En Youte
Kim Chung Sung
Corp
Geoffrey Bacon
Bristol
Million New Homes Seen As Postwar Boom Persists
New York reports the postwar housing surge may extend, with starts potentially reaching one million next year. Savings and Loan League leaders at their 60th annual convention foresee slower gains but no major drop. They anticipate less government control, rising mortgage rates, scarcer materials, and a shift toward private housing and financing.
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New York
United States Savings and Loan League
Lke
Dean to Speak at Lutheran School on Classroom Organization
Loran G. Townsend, dean of education at the University of Missouri, will address the Lutheran School Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 7 oclock tonight at the Lutheran School. Leonard Fischer, school principal, says elementary teachers in the city have been invited.
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Loran G. Townsend
University of Missouri, Columbia
Lutheran
Lutheran School
Leonard Fischer
Two Area Men Enlist in U S Navy
The local Navy recruiting office reports two Jefferson City area men enlistment. James J Dillinger of Chillicothe is sent to Great Lakes Ill and George Lee White of Bachelor was shipped to the recruit training center at San Diego Calif.
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Navy
Jefferson City Area
James J. Dillinger
Chillicothe
Great Lakes
George Lee White
Bachelor
San Diego
Calif
Chicagoan Lets Kids Fish in Private Pond
Chicago story notes fishing season opened and closed in Abdon M. Pallasch yard. Twenty five youngsters from four up to older children fished his pool, taking nineteen pan fish including crappies bluegills and bass. Pallasch stocks the peat every spring and hosts kids with candy pop worms and flies after.
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Chicago
Abdon M. Fallasch
Pallasch
Slayer Ended Search by Killing Himself near Lindon
In Lindon Colorado authorities ended a manhunt when 28-year-old farmer Clarence Hass killed himself with a high powered rifle as sheriffs pursued him after the bodies of Washington County Sheriff Wesley McDonald and deputy Jim Jackson were found at the Hass farm eight miles northwest of Lindon. The earlier call said Oscar Hass, father of Clarence, notified officers his son was mentally unbalanced and asked that he be taken into custody.
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Colo. WA
Here
Clarence Hass
Washington County
Wesley A. McDonald
Jim Jackson
Hass Farm
McDonald
Jackson
Toroner Park Keller
Akron
Oscar Hass
Clarence
War in Korea differs from European fight says analysis
A fragmented news note argues Korea war diverges from Europe warfare. It notes Korean Communists may be from outside North Korea and criticizes UN ground rules not to attack them. It contrasts the prolonged Korean truces with the relatively swift European victory under Eisenhower and questions Allied unity and US strategy.
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North Korea
Russia
United Nations
Eisenhower
Korea
Europe
St Louis Unit To Continue Work For Good Government
Lawrence K. Roos announces Citizens for Hisenhower Committee in St Louis will persist in advocating principles of good government. The group, not seeking federal patronage, aims to advise Republican leaders on local appointments and build independent support for Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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ST. Louis
Lawrence K. Roos
Citizens For Hisenhower Committee
Republican National
Perry Campion
Hospital Admissions List and Adlai Eisenhower Campaign
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Frank Struthan and Mrs. Gertrude Baumgardner among others scattered in Linn St Marys Columbia Rocky Mount Owensville Dixon and Fulton. The Crusade for Freedom 1952 campaign launches tomorrow night on four networks with Eisenhower and Stevenson. Metropolitan Opera opens Verdi La Forza del destino.
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Helen Spicer
Columbia
Linda Gowin
Schott Rd
Perline Tyler
Rocky Mount
Vera Puchta
Jackson St
Sarah E. Kolkmeyer
George Baldwin
Adlaton
New York
Crusade For Freedom
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Metropolitan Opera Company
British Garrison To Quit Bermuda
London announces with regret that the British garrison of 154 officers and men will withdraw from Bermuda this month, to be completed by May 1 1959. The move follows Britain's tight economy and the island hosting major U S air and naval bases.
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London
Bermuda
War Office
Britain
U. S
Internal GOP leadership fight looms in Congress
Washington Republicans edge toward a unified majority for the new Congress but faces an internal struggle over leadership. Joseph W. Martin Jr. and Haleck vie for speaker, with Halleck backed by Eisenhower factions and Arends linked to the whip role, while most new House Republicans favor the veteran Martin.
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House
Congress
Gop&old
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Charles’ A. Haleck
Indiana
Halleck
Eisenhower
Haleck
GOP
Martin
Douglas MacArur
Arends
Rep
McCormack
Rayburn
Walter
Pennsylvania
Farley Urges Parties to Give Eisenhower a Chance
Former Democratic National Chairman James A. Farley appeals to Republicans and Democrats to allow President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower to prove himself. He cautions lawmakers not to start with needlework or petty conduct and hopes for a constructive early approach.
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Farley
New York
James A. Farley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Joplin Woman Killed In Highway 71 Crash Near Neosho
Ruth Berry, 43, of Joplin, died in an early morning crash on Highway 71 north of Neosho when the car failed to negotiate a curve. The driver, Hershel Lore Weaver, 41, of Sarcoxie, sustained cuts and bruises.
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Joplin
Neosho
Ruth Berry
State Highway Patrol
Hershel Lore Weaver
Sarcoxie
Retired Officer Urges MacArthur To Join Ike On Korea Visit
Brig. Gen. D. John Markey told an Armistice Day gathering in Brunswick Maryland that President-elect Eisenhower should invite Gen. Douglas MacArthur to accompany him on the Korea inspection trip. He said many veterans believe MacArthur would have improved conditions in Korea if he had remained in command.
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