Eisenhower Bids for Western Delegates in GOP Race
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower meets western Republican delegations from Montana Washington and Idaho aiming to improve his tally from 21 to challenge Taft’s 25 delegates. He faces mixed shifts as Utah Colorado and other states weigh their support with Dallas speech and Denison Gold Star Mothers visit on the itinerary. Public travel statistics show record American international tourism growth with 750000 projected abroad this year led by economy minded travelers and new three week vacation flights.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Ike
Eisenhower
Texas
Dallas
Taft
Republican National Committee
Montana
Washington
Idaho
New York
United States
Steamship Lines
Transatlantic
Europe
Ocean
U. S. Office of International Trade
Canada
Mexico
U. S
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Arizona
Dan Thornton
Denison
Tex
Nevada
Hoover Dam
Milwaukee Beer Strike Looming
Milwaukee CIO Local 9 brewery workers authorized leaders to seek strike approval from the international union. The vote was 4,210 to 443 in favor as contract talks, ongoing since March, produced no acceptable offer. Local 9 represents about 9,000 workers across Blatz Gettelman Independent Miller Pabst and Schlitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U.P
CIO Brewery Workers Union
International Organization For
Blatz, Gettelman
Independent
Miller, Pabst and Schlitz Breweries
Sanitation Group Outlines Health Survey Scope
A committee meeting lays plans for the sanitation division of a health survey. Participants include Allen Stivarius of Elkhorn and Sidney Brown of the state health board. The survey covers milk sources, migrant worker camps, streams and ditches with sewage, restaurants, housing sanitation, and related facilities. The safety division offers cooperation with the Kenosha Citizens Safety committee and will attend their Monday KYF meeting at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stivarius
Elkhorn
Sidney Brown
Madison
State Board of Health
Kenosha Citizens Safety Committee
Citizens Committee
KYF
Humphrey predicts Taft to clinch GOP nomination
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota said last night that Senator Robert A. Taft will seal the Republican presidential nomination because he controls and guides the party convention.
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Geneva
N. Y
U.P
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Robert A. Taft
Nevada and California chase Lavere Redfield in $1.5 million robbery case
Federal and state agents comb remote sheep ranges locating Lavere Redfield, charged with evading a subpoena in the $1.5 million robbery. Judge Foley seeks Redfield before trial of eight suspects, while Leona Giordano faces trial and Jeanne Michaud may be brought in. Redfield knew Michaud, claims she was involved with the loot, and parts of the stash were recovered from his Reno home.
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Carson City
Nev
U.P
Nevada
California
Lavere Redfield
Roger Foley
Redfield
Leona Mae Giordano
Foley
Jeanne D’arc Michaud
Tem kin chosen Badger Boys State governor at Ripon
Julius Temkin, 17, Beaver Dam, was elected governor of Badger Boys State in Ripon Wisconsin during the annual session. The Nationalist and Federalist parties won posts in yesterday’s elections for administrative and judicial offices in the fictional state run by the Wisconsin American Legion.
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Ripon
Wis
U.P
Julius Temkin
Beaver Dam
Badger
Wisconsin American Legion
Controversy Over Church Merger and Social Action Council
Claremont Calif U P reports two major issues at the Congregational Christian Church of America biennial meeting. A proposed merger of the Congregationalists with the Evangelical Reform church stalls for more talks while a council on social action faces laity opposition over political involvement and left-leaning positions.
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Claremont
Calif
U.P
Congregational Christian Church of America
Congregationalists
Evangelical Reform Church
Council For Social Action
General Council
Ralph D. Brown
Pasadena
New York
New York Supreme Court
Washington
Council
Fear Upsurge in Burglaries Prompts Neighbor Help
City police warn of a summertime rise in burglaries with about 1200 homes at risk during July and August according to FBI figures. Police Chief Stanley G. Haukedahl urges vigilance and offers tips to deter burglars and keep homes safe, including canceling newspaper and milk deliveries before vacations.
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Haukedahl
Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stanley G. Haukedahl
Kenosha man to face court for unstamped cigaret thefts
A 61 year old Kenoshan was due in municipal court on charges of stealing shipments of unstamped cigarets and selling them in the city. Detectives recovered 62 cartons plus eight more in a car trunk and on the rear seat after a stop for an illegal license. He admitted taking the cigarets from a local dock where he worked and selling them for 1.50 a carton. Williams and Riley said investigation into sales continues.
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Harold B. Williams
State Beverage Tax Division
Williams
Arthur J. Riley
Riley
Franklin Hill
Joseph Smolinski
Two Chimney Men Die in High Fall
Two tuckpoint ers fell 125 feet to their deaths inside a giant powerhouse chimney at the Armour and Company plant in Chicago. Richard Goodwin, 23, and George Taggs, 32, both of Chicago, died after a fall from a scaffold near the top while at work. Police said one man lost balance and the other tried to grab him before slipping. They were pronounced dead at a hospital.
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Chicago
U.P
Richard Goodwin
George Taggs
Armour and Company
Tax lapse on Costello and Kastel racketeers exposed
Senator Williams said the treasury failed for years to collect delinquent income taxes from racketeers Frank Costello and Philip Kastel and has marked off 315156 of taxes due from Kastel. He noted no audit on Costello during World War II and described long-standing tax avoidance. Both men, linked to gambling and underworld activity, were witnesses before the Senate crime committee.
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Washington
Williams
Del
Treasury
Frank Costello
Philip Kastel
Kastel
Senate
Costello
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
New Yorker
New Orleans
Senate Crime Committee
Trial in New York Sentences Defendant to Prison and Fine
The defendant Kastel was sentenced in New York to 18 months in prison and fined $5000. His case is pending appeal. The charge against Kastel was dismissed in Louisiana.
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New York
Kastel
Louisiana
Deny Latimrore Can't Travel Passport List Denied
A state department spokesman denied that Far Eastern expert Owen Latimore has been placed on a prescription list of persons barred from obtaining passports Francis B Laughlin assistant New York customs collectors said Latimores name appeared on a state department list issued about a month ago for guidance of customs collectors and officials
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Washington
U.P
State Department
Owen Lattimore
Francis B. Laughlin
New York Customs Collectors
New York
Lattimore
Laughlin
Passport Division
Milwaukee man switches to Calvert Reserve whiskey
Herbert Clarence Lemke sales manager in Milwaukee testifies to Calvert Reserve whisky’s superiority. He says it is smoother mellower and improves taste, urging others to switch after his trial. Calvert Distillers Corp of New York produces Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey at 86.8 proof.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Herbert Clarence Lemke
Calvert Reserve
Calvert
Lemke
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York
Lattimore Lacks Valid Passport Amid Ban Claims
Department spokesman said no travel ban list exists and Lattimore currently has no valid passport. He has not applied for one and would follow usual procedures if he applies. In Baltimore he said his old passport expired and he has no travel plans. He called the ban reports “news to me” amid repeated congressional attacks led by Sen. McCarthy claiming he is pro-Communist.
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Department
Lattimore
Baltimore
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Johns Hopkins University
Swedish Censors Approve Hundreds of Films for Various Audiences
Last year Sweden cleared 166 films for children and 227 for adults only, reflecting a broad slate of approved titles across age groups. The film board reviewed content and issued classifications guiding public access.
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Kessler
Boys
Ruth Carder
Mountain Grove
Springfield
Cora Carder
Arminda Carder
Mountain Grove Church
Kenosha Glass CO
28Th Ave
Re “Thiele
W. F. Thiele Co
Deny Lattimore
Mae
Roe
Continental Distilling Corporation
Philadelphia
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