Facts Sustain Many McCarthy Charges Kohler
Gov Kohler supporters McCarthy by saying the charges have factual foundations citing Oliver Edmund Clubb John Stewart Service the McCarran report on Owen Lattimore and the Loyalty Review Board minutes condemning the State Department for disloyalty. He notes the nation may not be served by a Democratic Congress and implies a GOP alternative.
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Owen Lattimore
Institute of Pacific Relations
Loyalty Review Board
State Department
United States
Sen. McCarthy
GOP
Labor Day Kickoff Seen for Stevenson Campaign
Springfield, Indiana. Governor Adlai Stevenson planned a Labor Day kickoff for his presidential bid with a Detroit speech and a Southern swing to gain labor support. Campaign HQs in Louisville map the route with Nixon and Barkley set for Illinois events as Stevenson meets Truman, seeks a national chair, and builds party organization.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Wilson W. Wyatt
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Alben Barkley
Richard Nixon
California
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Michigan
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CIO
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
Weather outlook for La Crosse and vicinity Saturday
Clearing and cooler tonight with some cloud cover. Saturday will be partly cloudy with no marked change in temperature. Lows near 60, high Saturday afternoon.
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La Crosse Girl Miss Wisconsin Heads To Miss America
Jeannie Huston 19 of 1031 S Nineteenth St will be crowned Miss Wisconsin at the La Crosse Inter-State Fair Friday evening before the Summer Sensations Revue. The Wisconsin Chamber's Seward Jacobi announced her selection based on beauty poise intelligence and character. Judging for Miss America will begin Sept 1 in Atlantic City with Huston fitted in Milwaukee for wardrobe.
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la Crosse
Jeannie Huston
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Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
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Wilmer Huston
State Chamber
Jeannie
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Miss Huston
Seymour
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Milwaukee
Convention Hall
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Ike Nixon Dulles Plan Blow At Democrats Foreign Policy
GOP nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower and running mate Senator Richard M. Nixon plan a luncheon with John Foster Dulles to craft a sharp critique of Democratic foreign policy. The meeting signals a unified push from East and West to outline GOP opposition to Truman administration decisions, especially Korea and Far East policy. Dulles endorses the platform’s aims and the group aims to press prejudice and bigotry condemnation while addressing defense and NATO concerns.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster
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Richard M. Nixon
California
GOP
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Korea
Congress
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Malik Postpones His Vacation Second Time
United Nations Russia's delegate Jacob A. Malik again postponed his scheduled vacation in the Soviet Union fueling speculation among delegates about possible major developments in the Korean truce talks. Holland-America Line confirmed Malik canceled passage for Aug 12 after previously cancelling for July 22. With the 1952 General Assembly opening Oct 14, time may be too short for Russia's envoy to visit. Malik has a heart ailment and dislikes flying.
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Hawthorne Farmer Killed in Lake Nebagamon Crash
Clifford E. Garthwaite, 46, Hawthorne farmer, died Thursday night when his car skidded off a county trunk highway near Lake Nebagamon. The fatal crash occurred as he was driving in the area, authorities said.
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Clifford E. Garthwate
Hawthorne
Lake Nebagamon
Doyle Named as Top Candidate for Democratic National Chair
Springfield report says Doyle of Madison is among three leading contenders for the Democratic national chairman post. McCormick of Massachusetts and John Bailey of Connecticut are the other two under discussion. Frank McKinney, current chair, may be succeeded soon. Doyle expressed willingness to accept if asked by Gov. Stevenson.
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James Doyle
Madison
Wisconsin
Adlai Stevenson
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania
Doyle
John McCormick
Massachusetts
John Bailey
Connecticut
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
Stevenson
McKinney
Superior
Wis
Truman's Special Session Plan Faces Cold Reception
President Truman floated a possible special session to enact new inflation controls. Wyoming Senator O Mahoney called it futile while Senator Monroney warned lawmakers are not in the mood to act. Republicans framed the move as political harassment ahead of Stevenson’s White House bid. Stevenson plans to meet Truman next week and attend a Cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
White House
Bristling Forces Face Off Across Greek Bulgarian Border
About 300000 troops stand along the Greek Bulgarian frontier with a skirmish near Gamma Island in the Evros River. Greeks claim Bulgarian assault on the island as mortars drive them back. Western officials warn a border clash could edge toward wider conflict depending on Kremlin moves.
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Washington
Gamma Island
Evros
Mediterranean
North Sea
Europe
Kremlin
Balkans
Greece
Russia
United States
Justice Department Heads To Roll In New Shakeup
Washington reports a broad round of top Justice Department resignations. Atty Gen James P McGranery edges toward a department overhaul as Atty Gen McGrath era aides depart. Ross L Malone of Roswell New Mexico slated as deputy attorney general replacing A. Devitt Vanech who seeks the Connecticut Senate seat.
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Justice Department
U. S
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Roswell
N. M
A. Devitt Vanech
Vanech
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Atty
James P. McGranery
J. Howard McGrath
Tom Clark
McGrath
Truman
Newbold Morris
House
Frank Chelf
Kenneth Keating
Chelf
Stephen A. Mitchell
Chicago
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McGranery
Wisconsin State Fair premium list tops 165000 dollars
Wisconsin state fair premium list for the million-dollar livestock show opens Saturday. Fair manager Willard Masterson says the total exceeds 165000 dollars. Cattle lead in prize money at 29935.86 dollars, with swine prize list of 9338 dollars suspended due to hog quarantine.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Willard Masterson
Cattle Department
Reuss Speaks In La Crosse
Democratic Senate candidate Henry S. Reuss will address a 7 30 p m rally at Cameron Park in La Crosse after arriving Thursday evening. He plans brief stops at several plants and will speak at union meetings and a Bump Pump gathering, urging 18 year olds and women to vote with a focus on youth political participation.
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Sen. McCarthy
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
U.S. Senate
Fond du Lac County
Fond du Lac
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William Seffern
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Cameron Park
la Crosse
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Heileman
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Labor Temple
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Harold Havenner
Eleva
State Senate
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Jackson
Lee Swett
Assembly
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Lloyd E. White
Elmer May
West Salem
George McKenzie
Thomas Fairchild
Joseph McCarthy
America
Rain Lifts Fair Spirits Amid Light Show Delays
The 62nd annual Inter-State fair pressed on with evening events after a washed out Friday matinee. Rain limited Friday’s grandstand show but officials expected clear skies for the night. 4-H clubs judged animals, with Miss Wisconsin 1952, Joe Howard, and the 16 Roxyettes set for Fridays grandstand program. Saturday features a 9 a.m. horse pulling contest near Badger Street gate and more Summer Sensations performances continuing through the week.
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Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Joe Howard
New York
Badger Street
Train Kills County Home Resident at Crossing
A 64-year-old man from La Crosse County Home in Shelby was killed when struck by the Empire Builder at the Burlington crossing on County Trunk FF. The victim Oscar Logan from Viroqua stood on the tracks waving a arm as the train approached at 80 mph. he had been returning from a tobacco buying errand.
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Burlington Railroad
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Oscar Logan
Viroqua
Logan
J. C. Kuchel
la Crosse
Burlington
Sheriff's
Tenn. Voters Oust Browning McKellar Races Remain Tight
In Tennessee's Democratic primaries Albert Gore Jr leads Kenneth McKellar for the Senate as 2,022 of 2,300 precincts report Gore's 210,300 to McKellar's 155,883. Frank Clement defeats Gordon Browning for the Republican nomination with 192,812 to 165,547. Hobart Atkins leads the GOP field for the other Senate seat. Crump backs McKellar and Clement in a scrambled political picture.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert ‘Gore
Tennessee
Finis
Kenneth McKellar
U. S. Senate
Frank G. Clement
Gordon Browning
Browning
Gore
McKellar
Memphis
Senate
Hobart Atkins
Knoxville
Clement
FBI
Clifford Allen Jr
Nashville Tennessean
Crump
Monroney Heads Democratic Speakers' Bureau in anti smear push
Senator Monroney named by Adlai Stevenson to lead the Democratic Speakers' Bureau vows a truthful campaign. He plans widespread radio and TV use to defend Stevenson and Democratic candidates and criticizes Eisenhower allied Republicans in key states. Officials discuss a possible new chair of the national committee with Frank McKinney due for talks this Saturday.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Mike) Monroney
Oklahoma
Monroney
Stevenson
South
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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