Final Series in Albany on New York's 45 electoral votes
Albany dispatch analyzes New York's pivotal 45 electoral votes in the 1952 race. Drucker notes registration pushes by both parties and demographic shifts, with New York City skewing Democratic while the rest of the state tilts Republican. Erie Monroe Oneida Queens and Nassau counties are key. Estimates forecast a tight result, with Eisenhower leading in AP and Daily News straw polls.
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Henry
Albany
N. Y
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York City
Erie
Monroe
Oneida
Truman
Buffalo
Rochester
Utican
Queens
Nassau
New York State
Tewnspadet
Associated Press
Eisenhower
New York Daily News
Stevenson
Auden to Lecture at Fraser Theater Friday Evening
University program lists W H Auden Anglo American 4 essayist and playwright speaking at 4 p m Friday Nov 7 on The Poet and His Poems The lecture catalogues his poetry books and editorial work his recent libretto for Stravinskys The Rake s Progress produced in Venice and planned American premiere in spring 1953 details Audens background education and US lectures at Harvard Fordham Barnard Swarth Yale Bryn Mawr and Virginia.
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W. H. Auden
Fraser Theater
Auden
Viking
Alfred Tennyson
Chester Kallman
Igor Stravinsky
Venice Festival
York
England
Gresham's School
Holt
Christ College,Oxford
George VI
John Masefield
United States
Harvard
Fordham
Barnard, Swarth
Yale
Bryn Mawr
University of Virginia
Glnic for Basketball Scheduled Here Dec 1
The Kansas High School Activities Association lists four basketball clinics and rule interpretation meetings. Clinics occur Dec 6 in Ottawa and Newton and Dec 13 in Ness City and Beloit. Rules meetings run from Nov 10 to Dec 1 in various cities including Beloit Great Bend Manhattan and Dodge City and ending with Emporia and Lawrence on Dec 1.
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Topeka
Kansas High School Activities Association
Ottawa
Newton
Nessa City
Beloit
Great Bend
Manhattan
Dodge City
Horton
Pratt
Iola
Phillipsburg
Pitts
Golby
Indefence
Hays
Wichita
Salina
Ranage City
Winfield
Hutchinson
Emporia
Lawrence
Singapore Bo Tree Halts Building Amid Turmoil
A 30 year old bo tree in Singapore blocks a building project as authorities halt works. The report notes unclear ties to an India related figure and mentions a track of cases and a death toll, with a comparison to a prior high annual total. The messy text references 1952 figures and a record of 83 in some region, plus a 4 death toll.
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Singapore
India
Stopera
Vale
Oeien
Yugoslav Turkish Coalition Seen as Key Cold War Shift
Richard Robinson, a lecturer on Turkey at the University of Kansas, outlines the Turk Yugoslav alliance as a major Cold War development. He notes large armed forces on both sides, differing political systems, and Yugoslavia's tentative liberalization while warning Turkey remains US dependent. He cites economic ties, aid, and the military budget, then shifts to a KU concert recital featuring Reinhold Schmidt with a program of Baroque to contemporary works.
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Turkey
Yugoslavia
Europe
Richard Robinson
University of Kansas
Soviet Union
Robinson
Russia
Tito
United States
Notable Kansans Attend KU Homecoming Weekend
Dr Leona Baumgartner, director of children's welfare, married Friday night to spend the weekend with her father Dr W J Baumgartner in Kansas. Chancellor and Mrs Franklin D Murphy visit Manhattan for a Kansas State football game and alumni luncheon. Dr and Mrs H H Lane return from two weeks with daughter Mrs R R Jenner in Wichita. Roy R Moore reports Mrs Moore arrived in Buenos Aires after a 40 hour flight from Dallas amid hurricane detours. Wesley Wulfkuhle of Lecompton undergoes spinal surgery at St Francis Hospital Topeka. R G Campbell visits daughter Nancy Campbell at William Woods College for Dad's Day. Prof G B Price to address Kappa Mu Epsilon in Topeka after initation ceremonies.
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Leona Baumgartner
W. J. Baumgartner
New York City Board of Health
Franklin D. Murphy
Manhattan
James A. McCain
H. H. Lane
R. R. Jenner
Fam
Wichita
Roy R. Moore
Moore
Buenos Aires
Dallas
Havana
West Indies
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Lecompton
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
R. G. Campbell
Nancy Campbell
William Woods College
Fulton
G. B. Price
University of Kansas Department of Mathematics
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Price
Birds In Mailboxes Surprise Upstate Carriers
Halloween pranksters released a pigeon from each of twenty rural mailboxes in a Central New York community. George Merrill and Frank Fellows reported a bird in every box, causing surprise as they opened them. In Topeka Kansas state accident records show 465 fatalities in the last 24 hours and 479 for the same period in 1951.
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Scott
N. Y
George Merrill
Frank Fellows
New York
Topeka
Kansas
Spain Adopts Salary Bonuses To Curb Inflation
Spain moves to monthly employer funded salary bonuses as a stopgap amid inflation fears. The plan, debated after labor and commerce talks, varies by industry. Bank workers may receive 1.7 months extra pay for 11 months worked, while ordinary day laborers receive no bonus. The policy aims to ease living costs and avoid broad wage hikes.
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Francisco
Franco
Spain
Commerce
Obituary of Fred Brohammer, 1875 1952
Fred Brohammer born April 10 1875 near Akron Ohio to Anslem and Barbara Linnet Brohammer died September 6 1952 aged 77 years 4 months 26 days His death came 43 days after his wife’s passing.
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Doin Fred Brohammer
John Fred Brohammer
Barbara (Linnet) Brohammer
Akron
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