Eisenhower Campaigns Across South in Dixie Rout
Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke to a massive Alabama crowd in Birmingham and drew large numbers in nearby cities as he branded the Truman administration as corrupt. He urged women to join the campaign and stressed moral values while pledging a clean government. He attracted about 25 000 in Birmingham with a larger turnout along the route and in Wilson Park.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Woatrow Wilson Park
Eugene Connor
Lagiin
Itn
Alabama
Tampa
Fig
America
Tampa Ball Park
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Dixie
Ple
Conference Begins as Water and Sewage Officials Meet
Kansas city water officials attend the annual Water and Sewage Works School at the University of Kansas Law rence amid opening remarks by Jim Wigglesworth city manager. Prof. Ernest Boyce of Ann Arbor greets the group. Robert Mounsed Lawrence water superintendent will speak on coagulation, and Major Hagar Sterling will preside at a supper in the Eldridge Hotel.
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Kansas Cities
University of Allas
Kansas State Board of Mealth
The
Kansaston
American Say Sewage Works Association
University of Kansas FE
Lawrence
Jim Wigslesworth
Lawreve
Ernest Boyce
Ann Arbor Mich
Federation of Sewage and Industrial
Bakeview Club
Robert Mounsed
Lawrence City
Kansas
American Water Works Association
Hagar Sterling
Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities
Lawrence Water
Eldridge Hotel
Atlantic hurricane swirls east of Miami with possible intensification
A severe Atlantic hurricane swirls about 800 miles east of Miami as winds reach near 12 to 16 mph with gusts around 10 mph. An ICST advisory notes the disturbance will likely maintain its northwest drift for about 12 hours possibly strengthening.
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Miami
Fina
Wa. m. Icst
Doolittle Report Back of Plan For Improved U S Air Fields
President Truman ordered immediate start on a long range program for more and better U S air fields. James H. Doolittle headed a commission that urged airports be integrated with transport, closer to cities, with clear land for beacons and zoning limits. Government funding should rise and air taxi links between cities and airports should be created with four federal agencies implementing the plan.
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Washington
Truman
U. S
James H. Doolittle
Elizabeth
N. J
Doolittle
White House
Little Secretary of Defense
Secretary of Commerce
Reneral
Civil Aeronautics Board
Stevenson to ignore GOP charge with farm policy speeches
Senator Stevenson faced a sharp GOP attack over his Illinois record with no immediate reply expected. Aides said he would focus on foundation speeches to present his farm policy views, with a farm policy speech planned for Kasson Minnesota and a westward tour via Wyoming and Montana to the Pacific Coast. President Truman would handle defense of the Democratic administration for now. Committee for Agricultural Progress officers met with the governor in Springfield on the policy speech.
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Springfield
Gor
Adiai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Asssistants
Everett M. Dirksen
Minnis
Federation of
Minnis Women's Republican Clubs
Olxon
Truman
Kasson
Minn
Wyoming
Montana
Pacific Coast
Committee For Agricultural Progress
Flood Control Survey Ordered for Kansas River Basin
Gov. Arn orders an unbiased engineering survey by the Kansas Industrial Development Commission to study flood control for the Kansas River basin. The aim is a clear land water use plan giving maximum state benefit at lowest cost, with Maurice E Fazer directing the effort.
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Topeka Fh
Kansas
Binnie
Arn
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Ann
Tate
Interstate Compact Commission
Banff
Canada
Army
Pick-Sloan
Kan‘sax
van Toeveen
Maurice E Fazer
Commission
Great Atlantic and Pacific Grocery to Stay Open This Week
The Great Atlantic and Pacific grocery at 936 Mass St will remain open this week while finishing touches are added to its new building at Ulth and Mass. Manager Glen Freeman said fixtures and merchandise are being moved and the store will close only Sunday and Monday for re noting ahead of the grand opening.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Ra Ch
Mass
Ulth
Journal
World
Glen Freeman
Olds
Two More Polio Cases Up Area Total to Ten
The ninth and tenth 1952 polio cases in the Lawrence area were reported today. J. Fred Young, 21, a University of Kansas student from Dodge City, is in good condition at Lawrence's Memorial Hospital with a mild spinal polio. Dean League, 22, of Sunflower Village, is recovering with paralysis but improving at the same hospital. Mrs. Ralph Darich Merhusen, 27, unchanged with spinal polio and paralysis in both legs.
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Lawrence
J. Fred Young
University of Kansas
Dodge City
Lawrence’ S Memorial Hospital
Jp. P. Young
Dean League
Sunflower Village
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ralph Dariches Merhusen
Truman Ready Again for Whistle Stop Tour
President Truman eagerly looks ahead to another whistle stop tour after a strenuous two day stump for Adlai Stevenson praising him as a wonderful candidate. He hints at campaigning again in 1936 and plans a Hungry Horse Dam dedication trip on October 1 expanding into a longer interior tour. He targets Dwight D Eisenhower calling him the lonely captive candidate of GOP special interests and a spokesman for selfish politicians willing to risk war with Russia.
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Washington
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
West Virginia
Hungry Horse
Montana
Stonger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Milwaukee
Parkersburg
W. Va
Iwilling
Russia
Eastern
Europe
Open for business signs mark Plowville election rally in Kasson
In Kasson Minnesota a festival like tent rises for the state and national plowing contests. Church groups run canvas eateries as up to 150000 people gather for Eisenhower to speak at noon and Adlai Stevenson to follow four hours later.
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Kasson
Minn
Minnesota
Plowville
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
City Workmen Schedule Street Cleaning This Week
City workmen will clean three streets Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio south of West Sixth Street. The west sides are set for Thursday and the east sides for Friday. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth asked motorists to park on the east sides Thursday and on the west sides Friday to aid the operation.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
West Sixth Street
City
Jim Wigglesworth
Kansas population tops 1 979 996 as urban share grows
Kansas reaches a new population peak of 1 979 996 on March 1 with urban residents surpassing rural for the first time. Wichita leads counties with 211 796 residents as Sedgwick County totals 272 865 and Johnson County 79 764, while four new cities join the state roster.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Agency
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Johnson County
Kansas City
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Johnson
Reno
Montgomery
Crawford
Cawley
Butler
Saline
Leavenworth
Labette
Barton
Douglas
Cherokee
Greeley
Freeport
Marper County
Roeland Park
Mission
Haysville
Acheson Urges Mossadegh to Reconsider OI Plan
Secretary of State Acheson publicly appealed to Iranian Premier Mossadegh to reconsider his rejection of the three nation plan for the oil crisis. He called the settlement proposal fair and reasonable and said it accepts nationalization as a fact while seeking compensation. Mossadegh summoned a parliamentary session for Sept 10 to review a formal reply.
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Washington
Acheson
Mossadegh
Britain
U.S
Iran
Truman
Minbster Churchill
Tehran
Cordell Hull Improves but Remains in Serious Condition
The Naval Medical Center reports Cordell Hull showing improvement but remains in serious condition. The 70-year-old former secretary of state was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital last Friday for treatment of a coronary thrombosis.
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Washington
Naval Medical Comer
Cordell Hull
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Army to release thousands of reserve officers early
The army announced it will soon release several thousand reserve officers from active duty without consent. Many officers chose to extend service, and more new officers come from officer candidate schools and ROTC. About 4000 officers may have their tours shortened by two to three months, with no general acceleration for professionals except some medical, procurement, research, and technical specialists.
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Washington
Army
Army Medical Service
Lawrence Commission Sets Trailer Vacation Date in 1953
The Lawrence City Commission set 1 1953 as the deadline to remove house trailers under wartime emergency housing rules. Most trailers are not affected. only permits issued during the emergency face new restrictions. The panel discussed a North Lawrence tourist court, Pioneer Cemetery upkeep, a 10th and Maryland land vacate for a warehouse, Barker Place approval, Dr. M. T. Sadler zoning protest, and trailer site conditions.
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Lawrence
North Lawrence
10Th
Maryland
Barker Place
L. C. Davis
Pa. St
6Th and Perry Sts
Baker University
Charles Stough
Kansas University Endowment Association
30Th and
MD. Sts
Warmup for Kansas Topeka Preview Forecast
A warming trend is set to bring Kansas temperatures toward 0 degrees Thursday with warmer readings Wednesday night near 60. Skies should stay fair for several days, while a cooler air mass may arrive Friday and September is seen averaging below normal. Garden City posted 83 Tuesday with lows in the 40s and 30s across the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Garden City
Goodland
Funds for roads made available
County officials report federal money totaling 90734 for secondary road construction but require dollar for dollar matching. With only about 8500 unallocated gas tax funds and 20 000 needed to match a 40000 project, the county would face deficits and risk losing the federal funds by July 1, 1953.
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State Highway Department
Douglas County
Ferteral Highways Department
Secondary Roads Department
State Highway Commission
Joe Rice
Rockrock
Clinton
Elmec Ousdah
Polio Cases and Fatalities Rise in Kansas in 1952
The Kansas State Board of Health reports 576 polio cases and 18 deaths so far this year. Death reports often lag by several days, and the 1952 outbreak exceeds last year’s pace of 304 cases in a comparable period.
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Topeka
Kansans
State Board of Health
Health Agency
Engineer dismisses Russian atomic threat and notes cooperation lapses
Carlton Proctor, Chicago engineer and president of the American Society of Civil Engineers, questions Russia's A bomb program. He cites distrust in totalitarian systems, says one man cannot unite efforts, and recalls his wartime work and views on Soviet engineers. The White House cited three atomic explosions in Russia, with uncertainty about genuine ownership of bomb capability.
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Chicago
Russia
Carlton
Proctor
York
Bremen
American Society of Civil Engineers
White House
Puszia
Giants Retain Leo Durocher For 1952 Season
The New York Giants announce Leo Durocher will manage again next year. Durocher, believed to have earned about $65 000 this season, has steered the team since July 1948 and kept them competitive near the Dodgers despite injuries and losses.
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York
Giants
Leo Duroghes
Durovher
Dumecher
Ers Durecher
Dodgers
Brooks
Sean Age
Vinland Grange Fair Sets 44th Year At High School Grounds
The Vinland Grange Fair returns for its 44th year at Vinland High School grounds on Thursday to Saturday September 18. Activities include hog sheep and cattle entries with judging Friday morning, a new hay show featuring square and round alfalfa bales, free hand drawing for rural grade school students, and evening talent shows. Officials list dairy cattle beef cattle sheep swine 4H farm home economics and rural posters as departments with cash and merchandise prizes.
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Vindandt Grange Fa
Vinland High School
Toamm
Wil Bry
F Air
Vinland Fair
Baker University
University of Kansas
S&j
Fred Pilon
Lloyd Craig
Hubert Hoskinson
Nora Vit
Bernice Gottstein
Moleta Schmidt
Faye Deay
Fromits
Ross Stone
Stork
State GOP opens Topeka campaign HQ with staff
C J Moyer state chairman announces opening of a Republican campaign headquarters at 1 Kansas Ave in the National Reserve Building Topeka with a full staff. Appointments include McNeill Huck Bord executive secretary and Howard Bensley Kin sley in charge of itineraries.
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Topeka
C. J. Moyer
Athpalen
Kansas Ave
National Reserve
Moyer
McNeill
Huck! Bord
Phillipsburg
Howard Bensley
Kinsley
Alex Hatch
Kiss
Lyndon Aworney
Pearl Joxsser
Johnson
Wayne Ryan
Clay Center
Glee Smith
Larned
Prentice
Townsend Topeka
Townsend
Sparkman to Speak at Kansas Free Fair September 10
Sen John Sparkman of Alabama will deliver a 30 minute address at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka on September 10 at 1 15 p m The event includes a noon luncheon open to the public and a 3 p m press conference A group of state party leaders will meet Sparkman in Kansas City at 10 a m before Topeka events
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Topeka
John Sparksman
Alabama
Wil
Kansas Free Fair
Gey Adlar Stevenson
Milnois
Erand
Arinz
Bemo
Sparkman
Karesas City
Filim Iy
Special Election On Airport Bonds Set For November
Lawrence voters will decide in a November 4 special election whether to allow issuing 9101,000 in airport improvement bonds. The city seeks state and federal aid and faces legal questions from prior elections. City attorney notes likely need for voter ratification again.
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City Hat
Civil Aeronauts
Factora
Ategic
Kansas
Glivses
River 17
Mator
Lawrence
Otty Regina
CAA
Jim Wiggles Worth
Kanas City
Stinson
Meg, Thomson
McEvers
Fise’l
Wipelésworth
City Attoreney
Charles D
Jon Rape
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Junction City
Hutchinson
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Pittsburg
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AP Science
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