Delegates tally for Taft Eisenhower and rivals in GOP race
Washington U P aggregates delegate counts for the Republican and Democratic contests. Taft leads with 431 pledged delegates followed by Eisenhower 397 and Stassen 76 while McKeldin and MacArthur hold smaller totals. Contested and uncommitted pools total. still to be chosen 55 for Republicans and 172 for Democrats.
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Washington
U.P
United Press
South Dakota
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Harold E. Stassen
Theodore R. McKeldin
Douglas MacArthur
Kent
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
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Alaska
Eisenhower
Connecticut
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Oregon
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Virgin Islands
Warren
California
Stassen
McKeldin
Maryland
MacArthur
Hawaii
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District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Kefauver
Harriman
Russell
Williams
Kerr
Barkley
Humphery
Truman
Stevenson
Oscar R. Ewing
William O. Douglas
Sam Rayburn
Canal Zone
Estes Kefauver
W. Averell Harriman
Richard B. Russell
Eee
G. Mennen Williams
Sae
Robert S. Kerr
Alben W. Barkley Eustee
Robert J. Barkley
Hubert H. Humphrey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eee Ene Cote Eereorese
Ee Ee
China Lobby Probe Eyed by Cain as Senate Talks Begin
Sen. Harry P. Cain urged a senate inquiry into the China lobby and alleged administration reluctance. He warned the inaction suggests officials oppose examining Chiang Kai-shek supporters in the United States. Cain spoke before an empty chamber as Sens. Morse and McMahon pressed for action. Alfred Kohlberg said UN policies block Communist prisoners from joining Chiang’s forces and push them toward Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry P. Cain
Washington Republican
Senate
Chiang Kai-Shek
Truman
U. S
Wayne Morse
R-Cre
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Cain
Chiang
Andrew F. Schoeppel
New York
Alfred Kohlberg
United Nations
FCC Rejects Informal Conference on Political Broadcasts
The FCC refused a request by CBS and other networks for an informal conference over political time. Taft and Kefauver had protested network refusals to offer free air time matching Eisenhower’s Abilene speech. Networks must offer equal opportunity once time is provided, though no legal mandate exists for free airtime.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sens
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
FCC
Commission
Britain Trials Two Submarines In Arctic Cruise
Britain dispatched two submarines on an experimental Arctic voyage to assess climate and temperature effects. The mission aimed to gather data on underwater performance and environmental responses in extreme northern waters.
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Britain
Arctic
Kenosha Evening News 1952 June 7 issue details
Kenosha Evening News publishes June 7 1952 edition noting volume 58 number 194 with publication details. Includes dates of filing minutes and notices, listing office address 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin and subscription rates for local and distant counties.
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Pasque
Audit Bureau of Circuon
Racine
Walworth
Lake
Illinois
Re Classification of 163 Wisconsin Men for Duty
Milwaukee officials announced 163 Wisconsin men formerly rated 4-F have been re classified as fit for military duty. Lt. Col. Willard H. Clark said most were deferred for educational reasons and were among 590 state men re examined. none deferred for mental reasons were re classified. The checks were part of a nationwide draft review program.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Wisconsin
Willard H. Clark
Clark
Car Turned Over Kills Oshkosh Motorist on Highway 41
Chester Klinger aged 41 of Oshkosh died of head injuries after his car veered off Highway 41 north of Kaukauna and overturned. Coroner Bernard Kemps said Klinger was pinned beneath the vehicle and died at St Elizabeth's hospital.
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Kaukauna
Wis
U.P
Chester Klinger
Oshkosh
Highway 41
Outagamie County
Bernard Kemps
Klinger
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
May Relax Last Major Credit Rule Likely By Fed
Washington officials expect the Federal Reserve to ease Regulation X next week, lowering minimum down payments on home purchases and smoothing out costs in the 7000 to 12000 dollar range. The plan may also remove the 10 percent down rule for homes under 7000 dollars.
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Washington
L.P
Federal Reserve Board
Raymond M. Foley
Foley
Wall Falls On Firemen In Chicago Box Factory Disaster
A wall collapsed during a five alarm fire at the Terre Paper Box company injuring at least 12 firemen. Bricks and tar toppled from the three story building trapping workers on a roof. Damages estimated at 200000 dollars as crews rescued the injured and investigated the cause.
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Chicago
Terre Paper Box Company
John Habberkorn
Barber Offers Pickup Service For Boys In Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge barber Glenn Moses announced in The Oak Ridger that starting Monday he will pick up boys at home for haircuts, cut hair to instructions, and return them. The service costs one dollar for the haircut with delivery free.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Glenn Moses
Oak Ridger
Opera Stars to Split Yet Sing Under Stars
Metropolitan Opera stars Robert Merrill and Roberta Peters plan to perform tonight despite a separation agreement signed by Miss Peters. Their romance and wedding had been widely publicized, but the couple will continue to appear together in a music under the stars program.
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New York
U.P
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Merrill
Roberta Peters
Miss Peters
The
Met
Advisory Board Urges Post Office Autonomy in Reform Plan
A Truman appointed board of business leaders blamed Congress for the Post Office deficit and urged Congress to set operating policy while the department sets mail rates subsidies and pay. They cited a $650 million yearly gap on $2 billion gross with only first class mail paying its way and subsidies to second class mail and air mail.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Post Office Department
Truman
Hoover Commission
Postal Service
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Department
Foreign Aid Bill Debated Monday
The Senate will consider final approval of the trimmed-down 6,431,249,750 foreign aid bill Monday, Senate Democratic leader Ernest W. McFarland said. Leaders had aimed for yesterday but were delayed by agriculture spending debates. The mutual security bill, approved by the House, authorizes about 1.5 billion dollars less than Truman requested.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Ernest W. McFarland
House
Truman
New Sport Lands Pair in Lively Playground Accident
In Baytown Texas two brothers Victor Martinez and Tony Martinez took part in a new sport when a playground swing broke. Victor was hurled head first through the air and struck Tony on the head in the mishap.
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Baytown
Tex
U.P
Victor Martinez
Tony
Promise No Let-Down In Probe
House investigators warned they will not repeat earlier let downs as they resume a probe into alleged justice department corruption. A note by ex‑assistant U. S. attorney George F. Petzer denying links between Boyle and McGrath was considered false by testimony. The panel plans a different phase next week and potential further defense contract fraud cases.
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Washington
Lu.p
House
Justice Department
William M. Boyle, Jr
J. Howard McGrath
George F. Petzer
U. S
Detroit
Subcommittee
Daniel G. Kennedy
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Petzer
General Accounting Office
Five Die In Elk River Train Collision At Downtown Crossing
Five people died when a Northern Pacific mail train struck a car at a downtown Elk River crossing. Victims include Rev. Edward A. Dicke 55 his wife Edith son Martin all of Long Prairie Minnesota Mrs Calvin Minke daughter of the Dickes and Edward Kroll 18 Long Prairie. The party had been returning from Concordia College in St Paul after Martin's graduation.
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Elk River
Minn
U.R
Northern Pacific Mail
Gordon Tesch
Sherburne County
Edward A. Dicke
Edith
Martin
Long Prairie
Mann
Calvin Minke
Dicke’s
Edward K. Kroll
Concordia College High School
St. Paul
Charles Nelson
Tesch
Pat Hannon
Dicke
Russia may overtake America in atomic weapons output
Rep. Carl T. Durham warns that Russia could surpass U S weapon production if Congress does not fund the U S atomic program. The North Carolina Democrat, vice chairman of the atomic energy committee, said the United States is ready to expand its atomic program and that expansion should occur.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
America
Congress
U. S
Carl T. Durham
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
North Carolina
Russia to swap ambassadors in low key move
U S and Soviet officials said the switch of ambassadors in Washington was not significant in the cold war. Alexander Panyushkin announced his recall to Moscow and will be replaced by Georgi Zarubin, former ambassador to Canada in 1944 46.
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U. S
Alexander S. Panyushkin
State Department
Washington
Moscow
Dean Acheson
NEA Telephoto
U.S
Panyushkin
Georgi Nickolaevich Zarubin
London
Truman
Zarubin
Canada
Ottawa
Kremlin
Congress
Canadian
Royal Commission
United States
Acheson
Soviet Union
America
Bulls Baffle Monroe Cops
Green County police answered two calls about bulls in Monroe Wisconsin. A bull found in a barn owned by Donald Trow led to a burglary charge for Trow, while another bull on Lorraine Douglas’s farm had no owner identified. Officials continued investigating the origin and ownership of the second bull.
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Monroe
Wis
U.P
Green County
Roscoe Smout
Albany
Donald Trow
Trow
Lorraine Douglas
Broadhead
Punjab Queue Society Formed in Lahore to Promote Discipline
A Punjab Queue society has been established in Lahore Pakistan to cultivate self discipline and self organization among members. It aims to teach orderly conduct and communal cooperation through organized queue practices and civic habit formation.
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Punjab
Lahore
Pakistan
Fisherman Fails In 18 Hour Battle With Tarpon
Harold Le Master of Clearwater battled a 130 pound tarpon nicknamed Mr Chips for nearly 18 hours in St Petersburg tarpon roundup. Thousands watched as he fought from a 16 foot boat aided by floodlights and police, but the fish slipped the hook at about 1 am. Le Master set a local man versus tarpon record while the crowd and city officials followed the dramatic struggle.
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Clearwater
Fla
U.P
Harold le Master
le Master
Mr. Chips
Belle Air Causeway
St. Petersburg
Chips
Coast Guard
Harbor Police
le Masters
Bradley
Ill
Bill Crown
Crown
Warren to speak at Flag Day ceremonies in Fredonia
Gov Earl Warren of California will be the keynote speaker at Flag Day ceremonies on June 14 at Stony Hill school in Fredonia Wisconsin. The event marks the founding day observance with Warren appearing as the main speaker.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Earl Warren
California
Stony Hill School
Fredonia
Wis
Minister Is Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Circuit Judge Herman Sachtsen fined Walter Powers, Evansville, a Jehovah's Witness minister, $25 and costs for disorderly conduct. Powers was convicted by a jury last month of fighting a Stoughton man who refused to renew a magazine subscription.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Herman Sachtsen
Walter Powers
Evansville
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Powers
Stoughton
Senate pushes to label hidden spending in agriculture bill
The Senate approved a 240.7 million dollar agriculture appropriation bill and labeled 109.3 million to cover Commodity Credit Corp losses as a direct appropriation, with Sen. George D. Aiken promising further efforts to expose loan authorizations and borrowing authority. An attempt to cut soil conservation payments by 100 million was defeated.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Commodity Credit Corp
House
Treasury
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
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U. S. Naval Academy At
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China Lobby
Jann & Kelley Inc
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Beerowdedghway
Sapere
Milwaukee, Wis
Muskegon, Mich
Mich
Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship Company
E. Erie St
Ticket Office & Dock
Marquette
Boyle
McGrath
Frank L. Chelf
Dky
Chelf
Kennedy
Mary Hane Taylor
Victory
Century Club
Lawrence Jewelers
Fryryte
Gih Ave
Diamond Store
We Ae
Tarpon
Betsy Ross
Chrysanthemums
Hardy
Turner's Gardens
Charles Nye
Lee Powell
Betty
Chorale
Orchid Helen
Pink
Kathleen Lehman Bright
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West 75Th St
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