Campaign Plans Advance Across Parties After Nomination
The Democratic ticket Stevenson and Sparkman resume campaign planning while Eisenhower Nixon push ahead with November strategies. Stevenson greets 25 000 in Springfield Illinois and Sparkman vows an aggressive statewide effort. Nixon returns to Whittier with a 5000 strong parade as Eisenhower Sam Butler seek Taft support in Denver. Arkansas and Louisiana primaries set voter reminders with McMath facing rivals in Arkansas and Morrison unopposed in Louisiana.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Stevenson
Springfield
Illinois
Sparkman
Washington
Alabama
Denver
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Sen
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Texas
Allan Shivers
Atty
Price Daniel
U. S
Martin Dies
House Committee On un-American Activities
John Lee Smith
Arkansas
Louisiana
Sid McMath
Ike Murry
Jack Holt
Boyd Tackett
Chancery
Francis Cherry
Congress
James Morrison
Old WSB Will End Tonight
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board dies at midnight with a weaker successor likely named by President Truman. Senate confirmation needed but session status may allow provisional appointments until January. Difficulty filling posts noted as the old board faced steel strike controversy. Roger L. Putman could head Economic Stabilization Administration in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Congress
WSB
Roger L. Putman
Rockefeller Grants 7 Million in Second Quarter 1952
The Rockefeller Foundation reported grants totaling seven million dollars during the second quarter of 1952. One grant of thirty three thousand dollars went to the University of Wisconsin for research in enzyme chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Wisconsin
County consolidates welfare and pension units in Kenosha
Kenosha county supervisors voted 20 to 6 to merge the pension and welfare departments into a single Kenosha county department of public welfare effective August 1. A five member welfare board and a county director will oversee staff under state merit rules. objections centered on state control and job security for workers.
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Kenosha County
Pension and Welfare
Board of Supervisors
Kenosha
County Department of Public Welfare
Pension Department
John P. Newhouse
State Public Welfare Department
Newhouse
Welfare Department
Public Welfare
County Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Board
Urban Eppers
Arthur Host
J. B. Molinaro
Harry Copen
Harris
Joseph Rhode
Joint Committee
Host
Harold Demanade, Jr
Wisconsin
Molinaro
Demanade
Consoli
Dation
George Friedl, Jr
W. W. Davis
Edward) Ruetz
Friedl
Copen
Farouk May Travel to United States from Capri Exile
Exiled Egyptian king Farouk said he likely would go to the United States soon after docking at Capri aboard the royal yacht Mahrousa with Queen Narriman and infant King Faud II. The entourage transferred baggage while speculation mounted on Capri or French and Italian Riviera destinations.
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Naples
Farouk
Egypt
United States
Isle of
Capri
Narriman
Faud
Bay of Naples
Fakr el Bihar
Italy
Abdel Aziz Badr Bey
Rome
Faud II
Mohamed Naguib Bey
French Riviera
Rapallo
Riviera
Subway Crash Injures Ten In Bronx Terminal
A moving five car subway train at an above ground Bronx terminus crashed into an empty five car train injuring ten people. Motorman Edgar N. Alexander was pinned and taken to Fordham hospital with severe cuts and critical injuries. Five injured were IRT employees and two others remained for examination.
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New York
U.P
Bronx
Edgar N. Alexander
Fordham Hospital
Board of Transportation
Interborough Rapid Transit System
Aluminum strike averted as CIO, Alcoa reach wage deal
CIO steelworkers suspend plans for a six month strike at 10 Alcoa plants after settling a wage dispute. The package totals 21.4 cents per hour for 15 000 workers, with 16 cents as cash pay and the rest as fringe benefits, under wage stabilization board oversight.
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CIO Union
Alcoa
Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
CIO
Pork Prices Rise on Lean Cuts Through October
The Office of Price Stabilization raised ceilings on lean pork cuts by up to eight cents a pound through October, with shoulders one cent, bellies and neckbones three cents, and chops and ribs eight cents. Slaughterers and wholesalers may add $1.20 per hundred pounds to restaurant and hotel sales to offset higher farm parity prices.
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Fowler
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Agriculture Department
California Area Feels More Jolts
Kern county was shaken by a second strong quake with fires and damaged structures. Bakersfield reported gas line breaks and roof collapses while hospitals evacuated patients and fire crews fought blazes. Telephones and fire alarms summoned crews as tremors spread to Los Angeles but did not reach San Francisco or San Diego.
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Bakersfield
Calif
California
Los Angeles
Carl Weber
Kern County
Betty Hollibaugh
San Francisco
San Diego
Tehachapi
Charles Scott
Taft
California Highway Patrol
Richard Clark
No State Tax On Theater Televised Boxing
Wisconsin Attorney General Vernon Thomson told the state athletic commission that televised boxing shown in theaters is not taxed. He argued the commission lacks authority to collect the five percent boxing tax on theater showings piped into Wisconsin venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U.P
Vernon Thomson
State Athletic Commission
Wisconsin
Autumn Weather Across Wisconsin Outlook
Wisconsin reports varied temperatures from the upper 30s to the low 50s with Grantsburg at 36 degrees. Forecast calls for tonight and tomorrow morning rain and scattered showers with possible local thundershowers and a Wednesday of partly cloudy skies and more showers. Yesterday’s high reached 85 at the sewage treatment plant, with 64 at noon today and 63 in downtown Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Weather Man
Nash Motors
Kenosha
Atomic Plane Test Facilities Planned
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that facilities to test an atomic powered airplane engine will be built at the National Reactor Testing Station in Idaho. Prototype propulsion reactor design and fabrication are under way at General Electric in Cleveland, Ohio, with Ohio work to finish before assembly and testing at Idaho.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
U.P
Atomic Energy Commission
Lockland
Generals Electric Company
Ohio
Ambassadors denial shocks Mexico City reports on retirement
Ambassador William O Dwyer denied retirement plans and Mexican citizenship amid fresh speculation. In Chicago the CIO United Packinghouse Workers opened talks with Armour and Company and Cudahy Packing Company on new contracts as existing deals near August eleventh expiration. In Helsinki the United States 800 meter relay team defeated Japan setting an Olympic mark at 8 minutes 31.1 seconds.
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Mexico City
William O'Dwyer
Chicago
U.2
CIO
United Packinghouse
Armour & Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Helsinki
United States
Japan
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Ike
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Nixon
Whittier
Whittier College
Shivers
Rockefeller
American Red Cross
The
Advertising Council
Nashville
Tenn
Henry H. Fowler
U.S
CIO Steelworkers
Aluminum Co. of America
Seward Wood
Owen Dale
United States Steel Works
Gary
Ind
Civil Aeronautics Administration Traffic Control Center
CAA
Herndon
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Air Force
Control Center
Air Defense Command
Andrews
United Press
John A. Samford
Weather Bureau
Widley
G.l’s
Korea
Kohler
Conservation Department
O'Dwyer
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