Mountain States May Support GOP in 1952
Editors and correspondents in Mountain and Western states see a tight 1952 race with Eisenhower favored but not assured. The survey shows California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico, Montana, Nevada, Wyoming as leaning GOP, Arizona leaning Stevenson, Colorado and Montana uncertain, with regional swings possible before November 4.
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New York
Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
Adlai E. Stevenson
Arizona
Colorado
Eisenhower
West
Stevenson
South
Midwest
Denver
Two Abilines to Compete In Campaign for Voters
Abilene Texas and Abilene Kansas join a get-out-the-vote contest with the city named Abilene. Dwight D Eisenhowers hometown abides as part of the challenge accepted by the Abilene Kansas Jaycees and the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Abilene Texas. The contest is based on the percentage of registered voters who cast ballots in the November 4 general election.
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Eisenhower
Utah
Stevenson
Salt Lake
Weber
Erevada
Robert A. Collier
Daniell G. Kennedy
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Justice Department
Washington
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
NEA
Abilene
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Chamber of Commerce of
Tex
Kas
Jaycees
No Mess No Bother Catching Fish
El Dorado brothers Dick Dorland and David Stewart fished the Little Walnut River when Dorland hooked a bass on his oar, flipping it into the boat. The fish measured 13% inches and weighed about a pound.
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EL. Dorado
el Dorado
Dick Dorland
David Stewart
Little
Walnut River
Dorland
Copenhagen Defenses Hit In Atlantic Pact Drill
Copenhagen and surrounding coast faced an hour long mock air attack as Allied partners NATO Britain Norway and Denmark launched Mainbrace maneuvers. Orange air and naval units from Karup and Bornholm attacked Copenhagen while Danish and Norwegian forces countered with submarines torpedo boats and coastal defenses.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Natos
Karup
Jutland
Bornholm
Baltic Sea
Baltic
Head of Bankrupt Firm May Keep Some Property
Wayne Marteney president of Garden Grain and Seed Co. may keep title to his home and a business building and lot under a plan approved by federal bankruptcy referee E R Sloan. An unnamed purchaser would pay 20000 to the trustee, who would drop claims the property is firm assets. Marteney could arrange with the buyer to retain title.
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Dodge City
Wayne Marteney
Garden Grain and Seed Co
E. R Sloan
Marteney
154 Year-Old Marine Band to Visit Topeka on Tour
The 154 year old United States Marine Band will visit Topeka on Sunday September 28 at the Municipal Auditorium under the West Topeka Kiwanis Club as part of a 17 state tour. Proceeds fund Kiwanis youth work. Conducted by Lt Col William F Santelmann the band is known for radio and TV appearances and presidential inaugurations since 1798.
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United States Marine Band
Topeka
Municipal Auditorium
West
John Philip Sousa
Washington Area
Marine Band
FOR MARRIED MEN Enlistment in Marines To Those With No Children
Marine recruiter Robert D. Clapp in Topeka said the Marine Corps reopened its reserve enlistment program. Married men aged 18 to 31 may enlist under the same requirements as singles, including physical and moral standards. Those who have taken pre-induction tests may not be eligible. Marines from Western Missouri and Kansas are sent to San Diego for training and service.
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Robert D. Clapp
Topeka
Marine Corps
Clapp
Els Clapp
Missouri-Kansas Area
San
Husbands and Wives Seek Pep and Vim in Savings Ad
A fragmented newspaper ad touts vitamin products and savings in a bustling category of household remedies. Readers are enticed with trial sizes and economy pricing, mentioning Lawrence and Dray as locations or vendors amid garbled text.
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Lawrence
Marine training and judging contest details from Topeka
The article outlines Marine Corps training steps in California and Kansas recruiting notes, plus a home economics judging contest at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka. It lists first place Betty Frankes, Marjorie Hamon, Jeannette Hamon, with thirty teams. Second and third places go to Montgomery and Morris County judgers, and Potawatomi club members placed fourth and fifth.
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Topeka
Betty Frankes
Marjorie Hamon
Jeenette Hamon
Montgomery County
Morris County
Riley and Pottawatomie Club
Jefferson County 4-H Home Economics Judging Team Tops
The Jefferson County 4-H home economics judging team posted the highest overall score in general judging.
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Jefferson County
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Federal Reserve Bank Furniture and Fixtures Bank
Total Capital Funds
Robert Docking
Massachusetts
Kansas
Connecticut
Ilinois
Ohio
Federal Land Bank Consolidated Federal Farm Loan
Massachusetts Street
George Docking
Kelvin Hoover
E B. Martin
Georgiana R. Graves
George Dunkley
E. B. Martin
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First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harold von. Gunten
H. D. Flanders
George J. Kirchhoff
Chris Kraft
J. B. Mack
C. C. Stewart
M. S. Winter
Chevrolet
Lawrence, Kansas
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