Solid e o e for Sen Nixon Solid e o e for Sen Nixon
The Wheeling reunion of General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Senator Richard M. Nixon followed a 107 to 0 vote by the Republican National Committee to keep Nixon on the ticket. Eisenhower praised Nixon as courageous and honorable, while Nixon defended himself before a crowd of about 7,000 people in Wheeling West Virginia and Montan to Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
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Republican Party
Washington
Richard
Kansas Highway Deaths Reach 400 In 1952
The 1952 Kansas highway death toll rose to 400 with six new fatalities added by the state accident records section. The figure compares with 427 deaths in the same period last year. One new death occurred in the last 24 hours. the others resulted from earlier-year accidents.
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Associates Press
Topeka
Submarine Sibylle Missing After Riviera Maneuvers
French navy reports the 200-ton submarine Sibylle is lost after during maneuvers off the Riviera. Searchers found oil slicks and objects, with the center of the slick aligning to the last sound contact. Crew included 5 officers and 33 enlisted, and authorities suspect a fatal depth-related explosion.
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Britain
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Sibylle
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Comtina
Dr Belle 1200 Babies Delivered by Manhattan Doctor
Dr Belle known as Doctor Belle of Manhattan Kansas died at 81 after a long career beginning in 1907. She and her father ran a hospital in Manhattan and delivered about 1200 babies without ever losing a mother. Her early practice included riding horseback to reach patients when roads were poor.
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RB. Belle
Belle
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Charles F. Little
Crime rate in Kansas rises in first half of 1952
FBI reports show Kansas crime up for major offenses in Jan–June 1952 versus 1951, with increases in aggravated assault larceny and theft and autos. Murder and non negligent manslaughter fall slightly. burglary declines. Wichita Kansas City Topeka Salina Hutchinson figures listed for six month period.
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State Polio Total Hits 1 147 With 13 New Cases
Thirteen new polio cases were listed by the Kansas Board of Health, bringing the year total to 4 147. Russell County reported three new cases, while Johnson, Allen, Clay, Clark, Harvey, Linn, Logan, and Washington Counties each had one and two cases in some counties.
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Johnson County
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Harvey, Linn
Logan
Washington
Summerfield says case is closed on Nixon VP bid
Arthur E. Summerfield stated that Eisenhower and the national committee have vindicated Senator Richard M. Nixon, maintaining Nixon remains the Republican vice presidential candidate. He telegraphed Nixon that both Eisenhower and the committee want him to stay on the ticket and demand it.
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National Committee
Sen
Richard M. Nixon
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Committee
Admits a Gift From Gov Stevenson to Justice Schaefer
Chicago Supreme Court Justice Walter V. Schaefer disclosed receiving a $500 check from Gov. Adlai Stevenson while serving as chairman of a legislative staff committee and $700 for pre inauguration work in 1948. He said he did not cash the checks and noted financial strain from the gifts amid Stevenson’s campaign efforts.
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Evanston
Herman Dunlop Smith
Springfield
Carly MecGowan
Stevensan
William S. Flanagan
Don Hyndman
Kiwanis Club hears J W Murray forecast trends
J W Murray of the Journal World spoke at the Eldridge Hotel luncheon on political trends and predictions. Much time was devoted to planning the Kids Fund peanut sale to be run by club members Saturday morning. Woodrow Miller chairs the arrangements committee. New York stocks close up slightly at 107.3.
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J. W. Murray
Journal-World
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Woodrow Miller
Elm disease topic dominates Lawrence city session
The Lawrence City Commission heard a report on phloem necrosis elm disease and debated a four point plan by KU botanist Ivan Shields to curb the spread. The session approved routine traffic and ordinance actions, adjourned about 4 30 with Commissioner Hurwitz absent, and will notify owners of diseased trees.
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Rand
Chris Kraft
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Simon Hurwitz
Kansas
Wigglesworth
Giants Rally Beats Braves for 3-2 Victory
New York Giants score two runs in the ninth inning to defeat the Boston Braves 3-2. Hoyt Wilhelm earns his 14th win as Whitey Lockman, Booby Thomson, and Ray Latto drive the comeback and clinch second place in the National League. In Boston, Allie Reynolds outduels the Red Sox 3-2 as the Yankees secure a tie for a fourth straight American League pennant with Irv Noren scoring on a single in the ninth for Reynolds’ 20th win.
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Whitey Lockman
Booby Thomson
Ray Latt
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Boston
Allie Reynolds
New York Y Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Irv Noren
Eighth Polio Victim Darlene Hibner Returns Home
Mrs Darlene Hibner 22 of 413 Elmwood St is the eighth 1952 polio case reported in Lawrence. She was discharged today after treatment at Lawrence Siemeriat Hospital and the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. She has some leg paralysis and is mother to two from seven states.
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Lawrence
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Douglas County
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Truman urges public finances for Congress and officials
President Truman called for annual public disclosure of all income for Congress members and top government officials. He avoided comment on Nixon and Adlai Stevenson funds, reaffirming a 1947 proposal for full-time officials earning $10,000 or more to file yearly income statements.
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Eisenhower Aide challenges Stevenson on private fund payments
Top Eisenhower adviser demanded Stevenson disclose payments from a privately raised fund claiming a hidden motive. Governor Adams of New Hampshire accused Stevenson of using a Christmas bonus fund to attract competent officials, while Stevenson defended the fund as necessary to recruit talent. Nixon warned of possible hidden facts if statements are not filed. Adams urged clear financial disclosures and rebuked evasive replies.
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Alabama
Cornerstone Ceremony Plans for KU Science Building
The cornerstone of the new University of Kansas Science Building will be laid at 3 p m Friday in informal ceremonies. The E shaped six story structure, with 184000 square feet, cost 2651300 and should be completed in early 1954, housing Chemistry Physics and the School of Pharmacy.
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Regents
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Right for football Topeka weather outlook shines
The Kansas weather outlook shows dim wheat prospects but strong football appeal with continued fair conditions through Saturday. Low temperatures Thursday night range from the 40s to near 50s, while Wednesday's highs topped in the 80s and a high of 86 at Warege. Sunday forecast calls for no rain as clear air dominates the state.
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Goodians
Record soybean harvest yields boost Douglas County crops
A bumper soybean crop in Douglas County delays corn picking as 42 000 bushels shipped from Baldwin and Eudora reflect high protein beans. Elevators report variable corn intake, with some expanding while others hold back. Farmers weed beans amid dry spells and frost risk. prices around 2 88 a bushel with moisture conditions affecting yields into autumn.
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Imate
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Dean Stocktom Selected For Labor Dispute Task
Dean Stocktom, dean of the University of Nebraska Extension, has been chosen as arbitrator by a panel including representatives from Window Glass Cutters of America, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, and Libbe-Evne Glass Company. He will chair the labor dispute task facing several unions across Nebraska, Iowa, and surrounding states.
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