Taft Wins Wisconsin Primary For 24 Delegates
Taft swept Wisconsin with 244 delegates and 40.6 percent of Republican votes as 22 precincts yet to report. Warren trailed by 53,000 votes, Stassen was third, and Warren plus Stassen outpolled Taft in total GOP ballots. In Democratic totals Kefauver led, taking 83.3 percent and all 28 convention votes for Tennessee. Truman’s withdrawal reduced momentum for rivals.
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Steel industry to begin talks under threat of strike
New York reports the steel industry will start negotiations with the CIO United Steel Workers Thursday as price pressures and government pay boost proposals loom. John A. Stephens and Ellis Arnail voiced fears a 650,000 worker walkout could occur by April 8, while Benjamin Fairless urged price rises to offset government pay hikes.
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Arhail
Benjamin Fairless
Fairless
Philip Murray
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Mac Donald gathers facts on journey to Helsinki
Lawrence sports booster Mac Donald compiles details for Kansas University basketball team’s trip to the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. He notes dates July 19 to August 3, 1952, team arrivals, travel time from New York, costs, currency, meals, and tour specifics with emphasis on ease for travelers and language use in Helsinki.
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Egypt
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America
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Paris
Den Henry to Conduct Add Teacher Conize
The five classes will be held at o oclock each Thursday in Room 24 Robinson Gymnasium. Anyone who has taken both the standard and advanced First Aid courses is now become an instructor. The U S government has asked the Red Cross to train one out of every seven citizens in First Aid.
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County Court fines for driving violations noted
In County Court Judge Frank Gray fined Alan Philip Vaushinder five dollars and costs for passing in a no passing zone. Today Judge Gray fined Dexter N Billingsly two dollars and fifty cents and costs on each count for no driver's license and improper registration. Joseph Leroy May was fined five dollars and costs for permitting an unauthorized person to drive his automobile.
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Alan Philip Vaushinder
Frank Gray
Traffic Deaths Reported Courting Sharp Monthly Drop
A sanitized OCR fragment notes lower traffic fatalities for the month with only 2 deaths versus 45 in a prior period and 50 in March. It mentions a transport engineer and a baby condor remark, but the readable facts focus on the reduced fatality count and comparative figures amid unclear surrounding context.
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