Stevenson Opens The Door Wider Ike Picks Up In Pennsylvania
Eisenhower gains in Pennsylvania polling with 12 new delegates totaling 32 while Taft reaches 24. Governor Stevenson signals potential availability beyond governorship as Democratic speculation grows about a Stevenson Kefauver ticket. Maryland and Michigan swing delegations could influence the GOP race toward a possible deadlock and a dark horse candidate.
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Eisenhower
Associated Press
Taft
Fine
Maryland
Michigan
Warren
California
Stevenson
Kefauver
Harriman Campaign Names and the Averell Dilemma
The piece debates how W Averell Harriman should brand himself for a campaign. It suggests dropping Averell or using Bill Harriman to appear down to earth and connected with voters, noting potential clashes with crowds and advice from Truman.
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W. Averell Harriman
Averell Harriman
W. Averell
O.K
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
William
Averell
Bill Harriman
Democrats
Bill
Harry Truman
Newark airport protests deserve to fail
The Newark airport reopens with safety assurances for Newark and Elizabeth amid prior crashes. Four months allowed to implement new traffic plans shows no haste, implying officials’ protests are unfounded obstruction. Newark remains vital for commercial and military aviation and national air travel.
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Ble
Newark
Elizabeth
America
Foresee Early End To Steel Strike The David Lawrence Dispatch predicts settlement
Washington reports the steel strike moving toward early settlement without Taft Hartley Act seizures. Both sides are on equal ground as concessions and compromise rise, with wages set to follow Wage Stabilization Board guidance. Prices and union shop issues are negotiated, inventories shrink, and a settlement may come in days.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
Capehart
National Labor Relations Board
Steel
Kefauver Emerges as Democratic Front Runner in 1952 race
John Gunther analyzes Kefauver as strongest Democratic prospect unless Stevenson or Douglas enter the race. Kefauver leads in delegates but faces machine opposition. voters including women labor and farmers will shape the convention outcome. The piece notes Democratic strategy and the timing of conventions.
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Kefauver
Truman
Bob Taft
Eisenhower
Taft
Kerr
Russell
Harriman
Stevenson
Barkley
Stevenson Seen as Democratic Hope With Big City Boss Backing
Col Jack Arvey, Democratic boss of Chicago, signals that Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson has consented to run for President with Truman era support via major city machines. Kefauver poses strength as anti Truman, while Stevenson could secure the nomination but must distance from Trumanism to win. Also notes Tide lands oil deal shaping Louisiana votes and McKellar seeks summer session to aid re election. General Clark persuades Alexander to resist Britain's bigger Korea role.
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Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Truman
Duke of Wellington
Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Washington
Jack Arvey
Illinois
Arvey
Dever
Boston
David Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Stevenson
Pearson
Kohler Faces Tension With Wisconsin GOP Leaders
Madison report on Governor Kohler shows a clash with the Republican organization over autonomy and loyalty. Despite strong governorship, party chiefs worry he leans toward independence after endorsing Eisenhower, risking support at the 1952 nominating contests.
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Kohler
Wayne Hood
Hood
Oscar Rennebohm
Harvey Higley
Eisenhower
Taft
James Marlow Explains Convention Site Choices
Washington notes explain why both parties hold their conventions in Chicago this year. Republicans start July 7 and Democrats July 21 with same hall and city to save time money and trouble. Chicago offers 250000 to each party hoping for renewed business prestige and publicity.
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Ito
Guy
A Gabrielson
Gunther
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Scrap rubber drive nets over eighty four tons in week two
La Crosse County’s scrap rubber drive ends its second week with more than 84 tons collected, chaired by Archie Olberg. American Hawaiian soldiers on leave visit La Crosse recreation centers from Camp McCoy.
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