GOP Temporary Chairman Gets Along OK With Demos
Walter Simms Hallanan, head of the GOP arrangements committee for the 1952 Chicago convention, enjoys broad support from Democratic leaders. Pennsylvania Gov. John Fine says he is moving closer to Eisenhower after his Europe trip, while Hallanan defends impartiality as convention chair. Hallanan, WV native and longtime oil executive, chairs West Virginia and national petroleum bodies.
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Walter Simms Hallanan
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Hallanan
GOP
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Los Angeles
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Walter
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Frank D. Roosevelt
Harrisburg
John Fine
Pennsylvania
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Fine
Eisenhower
Europe
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Associated Press
Taft
Ohio
Republican Committee
West Virginia
Petroleum Industry War Council
National Petroleum Council
Medical Group In Wisconsin Expands Health Plan
The Wisconsin Medical Society announces changes to its health insurance program Wisconsin Physicians Service boosting income limits to 4800 dollars annually and promising large increases in surgery medical care X ray anesthesia and maternity benefits. The plan covers hospital stays starting day one for up to 30 days per disability and introduces separate plans for different income levels. The service is subscribed by more than 250000 people statewide.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
A. H. Heidner
West Bend
Medical Society
Wisconsin Physicians Service
Hallanan Known More For Politics Than Business In West Virginia
West Virginians know Hallanan as a Republican and political insider. He spent a decade in appointive state roles under Gov. Hatfield, including to the state tax commission, and served one term in the state senate before losing reelection. He plans to keep working for the party regardless of this year's election and declines to discuss a possible high government appointment.
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West
Bristol Post Office Protest Targets Mayors Private Mail
The British post office formally protested to Bristol authorities over a city mayor who blocks the postal monopoly by sending goodwill greetings through private channels. The dispute centers on the mayor's private mail activities.
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Bristol
England
British Post Office
Helicopter Tour Delivers Bristol Mayor Greetings Across Europe
An aeroplane company used a helicopter on a sales promotion tour of Europe last month. The pilot carried goodwill letters from Bristol's mayor to the mayors of several European cities, delivering the messages in person.
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Aeroplane Company
Europe
Bristol
Wisconsin Children Gift Big Donation for New York Fountain
Wisconsin youngsters contribute 4363 dollars to fund a central fountain at the United Nations headquarters in New York. Mrs. Oscar Rennebohm is mentioned in connection with the gift.
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Madison
U.P
the Children of
Wisconsin
United Nations
New York
Oscar Rennebohm
Wisconsin Tops Fund Drive With Large Collection
The chairwoman reported Wisconsin nearly tripled its $1,500 quota, leading all states and territories in the drive. She noted a $50,000 fountain was recently dedicated in New York.
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Wisconsin
New York
Olen to become chairman of Four Wheel Drive Auto board
Walter A. Olen, president of the Four Wheel Drive Auto company for 42 years, will become chairman of the firm's board of directors July 10, it was announced yesterday. Robert Olen, ...
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Lintonville
U.P
Walter A. Olen
Four Wheel Drive Auto Company
Robert Olen
Son of Company Head to Take Over His Father's Post
A brief classified item notes the son of the present company head will assume his father's position.
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