Stevenson Not Discouraging Presidential Draft Talk
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson shows no public opposition to a possible Democratic presidential draft though he says he does not seek the job. Illinois committeeman Jacob Arvey says Stevenson would respond to a draft, while Stevenson insists no draft will occur and he aims to run for re election. Truman avoids taking sides while Scott Lucas notes Stevenson’s possible nomination and a Stevenson Kefauver joint ticket is briefly floated.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jacob Arvey
Illinois
Stevenson
Truman
Scott Lucas
Kenosha News 1952 Publication Details and Rates
The Kenosha Evening News issue from June 13 1952 lists publication details including address 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin and notes AP UP Wisconsin Daily ooo and Audit Bureau of Circa. It lists advertising representatives Jann and Kelley and subscription rates for local and mail delivery across regions.
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Ooo
Audit Bureau of
Circa
Doomed Little Girl Fetes Birthday Before End Nears
Donna Daft, a nine year old with brain cancer in Chance Maryland, enjoyed a hospital party described as the best birthday ever as doctors warn the illness is at the beginning of the end. About fifty town children attended, sharing a farewell celebration before her nine-year milestone next Thursday.
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Chance
Donna Daft
Smoke Jumpers Join 350 Men Against Colorado Fire
Smoke Jumpers were to join 350 men fighting a four day old blaze in Roosevelt National Forest northern Colorado. Forest Supervisor E H Mason appealed for aid from regional Forest Service headquarters in Missoula Montana after a wind driven flare up pushed the fire east and consumed a ranch.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Roosevelt National Forest
Colorado
E. H. Mason
Forest Service
Missoula
Mont
Kefauver Presses Neutrality in Truman Headed 1952 Bid
Sen. Estes Kefauver asks President Truman to stay neutral as Kefauver pursues the 1952 Democratic ticket. The piece notes the president’s traditional influence over successors and chronicles Kefauver’s primary victories in New Hampshire California and Ohio that shifted state party power away from Truman allies. It cites Pauley in California losing a convention seat and recalls 1940 hints against Paul V. McNutt.
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Washington
U.P
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Mr. Truman
Kefauver
United States
Sam
White House
New Hampshire
California
Ohio
Stooge
Indiana
FDR and Company
McNutt
France moves to bar Communists from top posts
Prime Minister Antoine Pinay pushes a bill to ban Communist party members and fellow travelers from high government and army positions. The draft follows alleged infiltration in the Paris police and the detention of Communists leader Jacques Duclos for questioning.
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Paris
U.P
Antoine Pinay
Communist Party
Jacques Duclos
Pierre Jacquinot
Palace of Justice
National Assembly
Jean Baylot
Duclos
Jacquinot
Mink Coat Insurance Rates Up Across Nation
Washington reports insurance rates for mink coats rising as thefts surge nationwide. Experts note organized gangs target furs, with Chicago alone seeing hundreds of millions in losses over 18 months. insurers may deny or tighten coverage for high risk owners and homes, while investigations stress burglar-proofing and pre-coverage background checks.
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Washington
John A. Arnold
National Retailers Mutual Insurance Company
Chicago
Arnold
Robbery Tied to Safecracking in La Crosse
Police linked a $259 safecracking in a car agency to a separate shop burglary as two Seattle men, Louis Wilson and Melville Miller, were arrested nearby after officers spotted two heads peeking from a store. About $80 remained missing from a cash drawer.
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la Crosse
Wis
U.P
Seattle
Wash
Louis Wilson
Melville Miller
Senate push to require Congress consent before sending troops
Senator Hickenlooper announces a drive to ban sending troops to Europe without congressional approval. He seeks to place a reservation in peace treaties with West Germany. Chairman Connally and Sen. Wiley dispute such implications, as the Senate weighs treaties ending Allied occupation and linking West Germany to NATO forces.
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Washington
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Europe
Congress
Germany
Hickenlooper
Senate
West Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Matthew B. Ridgway
Truman
Berline
Judy Garland and Sid Luft Face Court Over Marriage
Hollywood attorney S. S. Hahn says Lynn Bari’s lawyer will seek contempt charges against Sid Luft for allegedly concealing his marriage to Judy Garland. Hahn plans to ask Superior Judge Louis H. Burke to reopen Bari’s case on support for their son and to cite Luft for willfully hiding financial details.
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Burke
John
Luft
Hollister
Calif
Hahn
Miss Garland
California
Hollywood
U.P
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
S. S. Hahn
Lynn Bari
Miss Bari
Louis H. Burke
Chinese Troops Harshly Hit Villages in Guangxi Purge
Hong Kong reports claim about 3 000 villagers were killed by Chinese Communist troops in Guangxi during resistance to resettlement. Guerrillas aided survivors but Red forces razed at least 20 villages in five days. In nearby Guangdong, communists purge low level officials arresting at least 800 on charges of corruption and leniency in land reforms.
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Hong Kong
U.P
Kwangsi
Red
Kwangtung
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New York
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Kennett Square
Philadelphia
Melvin Peters
Ephrata
Sonus
Hotpoint
Reds
Mink Coat
Lawrence Jewelers
6Th Ave
Spain
Madrid College of Lawyers
Donald Hughes Snyder
Mahopac
N. Y
Hughes
Judy
Kenosha Glass CO
28Th Ave
Cary
22Nd Ave
Pacific Mills
LEVIS
Johnsonians
Wisconsin Gas and Electric
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