Eisenhower narrowly leads in New Hampshire early returns
Early New Hampshire primary results show General Dwight D. Eisenhower leading Republican contenders with 13 votes to Taft’s 4 and Kefauver’s 1 in three towns Waterville Valley Millsfield Hart's Location. Kefauver also tops Truman in Millsfield with 1 vote, while Stassen and Taft split write-ins.
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Concord
N. H
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Waterville Valley
Millsfield
Hart
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Kefauver
Truman
Taft
Navy Mail Clerk Jailed for Thefts
Memphis Tennessee federal authorities jailed 24 year old navy mail clerk Gene Pearson Crawford for the theft of 53500 in postal money orders from his ship. He was arrested after two weeks of pursuit by plane train and automobile. Crawford said gambling on his ship led to the losses.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Gene Pearson Crawford
Crawford
Little Rock
Ark
Large Ballots Used by New Hampshire Voters in 1952 Primary
Voters in the first presidential primary of 1952 in Concord New Hampshire handled ballots nearly as big as a tabloid. The ballots asked voters to indicate choices for party convention delegates the presidential nominee and local town officers.
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Manchester
Concord
Claremont
Claremonter
Waterville Valley
Taft
Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
Harold E. Stassen
New Hampshire
N. H
U.P
East Berlin Hosts Czech Leader Gottwald for Courtesy Visit
Czech President Klement Gottwald arrived in East Berlin for a courtesy visit, reciprocating East Zone State President Wilhelm Pieck’s October 1947 trip to Prague.
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Berlin
Klement Gottwald
East Berlin
Gottwald
East Zone
Wilhelm Pieck
Prague
The Prayerful Zaccheus and a Call to Tithes
Poetic admonition urging readers to imitate Zaccheus by repentance and honest giving to God. The speaker, Julien C Hyer, frames the biblical encounter as a lesson in serving God over mammon and in tithing one’s income.
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Zaccheus
God
Mammon
Railroad Unions Hit With Federal Injunction in NYC Strike
Federal Judge Erich B. Freed ordered three unions to end their strike against the New York Central system and the Terminal Railroad of St. Louis. The government argued the stoppage endangers national security and interstate commerce, with 6,000 workers idled and NYC losses around 3 million dollars as the six states affected feel the impact.
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Cleveland, O
U.P
Erich B. Freed
New York Central System
Terminal Railroad
St. Louis
Freed
United States
U. S
NYC
Western Division
Sight Missing Plane With Missionaries
An alpine ski plane missing since Saturday with Canada's "Flying Priest" Father William Lessing and three Roman Catholic missionaries aboard was sighted by an air force search plane. All occupants were reported alive after the craft was seen five miles south of Fort McMurray, Alberta, about 250 miles north of Edmonton. Lessing, 39, reportedly walked to Fort McMurray with the passengers.
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Edmonton Alta
U.P
Canada
Fort McMurray
Alta
Here
Air Force
William Lessing
Chennault Plans Three Month U S Visit
Retired Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault, wartime Flying Tigers commander, departs tomorrow for a three months stay in the United States and Taiwan territory of Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Claire L. Chennault
The
Flying Tigers
United States
Hopeful POWs Place Orders for New Cars
Eight U S Army and Air Force officers held as prisoners in North Korea requested GM cars. The officers, writing from a camp, asked to be placed on a new car list and were informed by GM vice president W F Hufstader that delivery would be expedited on return.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Air Force
North Korea
Kaesong
Panmunjom
W. F. Hufstader
Lemke
Hufstader
Weather clears in Wisconsin after rain and fog
Milwaukee weather bureau reports skies partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with slightly cooler temperatures. Overnight lows dip 2 to 10 degrees from yesterday as a strong north wind continues. Grantsburg records 11 above, while La Crosse and Park Falls peaked at 41 and downtown Kenosha reached 36 at noon.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Grantsburg
la Crosse
Park Falls
Kenosha
Defense Says Politics Back Of Charges In Olkives Bribery Case
Defense claims the bribery charges against Fe lix Olkives city council president stem from political infighting after a 1948 salary dispute. The state rests on Haukedahl's statements versus Olkives and a 1948 bribe offer alleged by police. Jury of six men and six women from Kenosha area seated.
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Kenosha
Felix Olkives
Stanley Haukedahl
Haukedahl
Olkives
Edwin Wilkie
Madison
Somers Township
Mary Anderson
Ray S. Coshun
Edith Christensen
Somers
Catherine Kufrin
Arnold F. Larsen
Racine
Vernon Schilling
Henry Taft
Russell Fenske
Rex Schuler
Don Bishop
Dynamatic Corporation
Elsie R. Nelson
Charles Hawes
American Brass Company
Wilkie
Leo Buchman
Leo Vaudreuil
Vaudreuil
Haukedah
Earthquake Damage Reported in Hokkaido at 42 777 777
The Hokkaido prefectural government reported Tuesday's earthquakes and tidal waves caused 42,777,777 in damage on the northern Japanese island. American military sources said the quakes killed 31 persons on Hokkaido.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido Prefectural
Hokkaido
Council OKs 2,500,000 School Plans
The city council approved the first phase of a 2.5 million dollar school program including additions at Grant and Jefferson schools and new schools Allen dale and Bonnie Hame district. Funding includes 1 million this year with the rest in 1953.
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Mareno
Grant and Jefferson
Harold Maurer
Allendale
Bonnie Hame
Bain and Columbus
Maurer
Felix Olkives
McKinley
Olkives
30Th Ave
K. C
Kenosha
Edward Wavro
Gilbert Petzke
Bonnie Hume
Batista’s Coup Dims Old Cuban Order and Seizes Power
Veteran leader Fulgencio Batista ousted President Carlos Prío Socarró with army backing and took control of Cuba. Two people were killed in a palace gun battle as Batista installed a civilian cabinet and pledged to fight corruption while promising elections. President Prío Socarró sought asylum in the Mexican embassy.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Bat
Carlos Pino
Shidh Batista
Central Policista
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Carlos Pino Socarro
Caribbean
Pino
Mexico
State's Balance Rises in Wisconsin Treasury Report
Wisconsin’s cash balance grew from $4,985,720 on February 1 to $6,438,230 on March 1, according to State Treasurer Warren Smith.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren Smith
Hoover announces arrest in Reno million dollar burglary
Washington reports FBI Director J Edgar Hoover disclosed the arrest of Andrew Robert Young of Milwaukee for the February 29 Reno home burglary of a multi millionaire. The case involves a $1.5 million theft connected to a high value residence.
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Keean
Reno
Washington
U.P
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Andrew Robert Young
Milwaukee
Nev
Milwau
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