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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1952

Page

3

Delegates Hold Key Spot At GOP Convention

James Marlow reports from Washington that 1,206 delegates will decide the Republican nomination. Taft leads with 464, Eisenhower has 390, others 130, and 209 are uncommitted. Southern bloc seating could swing the race as credentials and temporary seating decisions loom.

James Marlow Washington Associated Press Sen Taft Eisenhower Texas Louisiana Georgia Mississippi

Taft faction dominates early convention leadership vote

Republicans elected convention officers led by temporary chairman Walter S Hallanan and pledged impartiality. The body debated seating disputed delegations while unable to rule on its own case. Slum clearance financing stalled as Mayor Carl W Rich and officials refused to sign notes.

Credentials Committee Taft Walter S. Hallanan Carl W. Rich

Redevelopment Law Is Battled in Ohio Supreme Court

Several Ohio cities argued before the state Supreme Court that the 1949 urban redevelopment act is unconstitutional. The case focused on Cincinnati's West End development and the act's legality under advisement.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Cincinnati West End

Printing Contract Being Questioned

Madison County authorities probe legality of paying 690 for printing May 6 primary ballots. Prosecutor Forrest E. Sidener plans to ask Ohio AG C William ONeill to clarify a 1951 ruling restricting state contracts with state employees. Doyle resigned as executive secretary to State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson.

London Madison County Forrest E. Sidener Jy Ohio C. William O’neill O'Neill Sidener Clarence J. Doyle Doyle Joseph T. Ferguson

Community Chest Expansion Urged in Ohio Campaign

The Ohio Community Chest Association urged about 100 community chests to include the United Defense Fund in campaigns. The resolution asks chests to raise 1,398,535 for the UDF, comprising USO American Social Hygiene Association American Relief for Korea United Community Defense Services National Recreation Association and United Seamen's Services.

Columbus Ohio Community Chest Association Ohio United Defense Fund UDF USO American Social Hygiene Association American Relief For Korea United Community Defense Services National Recreation Association United Seamen’s Services

Ancient Whale Bones Unearthed At Palos Verdes Dig

Work at a Palos Verdes site halted as workers uncovered fossilized bones of a prehistoric whale. Dr. Hildegarde Howard of the Los Angeles County Museum identified the bones as a whale likely 25 to 40 feet long from seas 20 million years ago.

Los Angeles Palos Verdes Hills Hildegarde Howard Los Angeles County Museum

Crosby to Make TV Debut With Bob Hope for Olympic Fund

Bing Crosby set for television debut on June 21 in a marathon fund raising program with Bob Hope. The Columbia Broadcasting System and National Broadcasting Company will air the 12 hour special nationwide starting at 10 p.m. to benefit the American Olympic Committee.

New York Bing Crosby Bob Hope Columbia Broadcasting System National Broadcasting Company

Hired Hands Work Shorter Hours as Farm Employment Falls

Washington report from June 11 states hired hands average 91 percent of a full day, about two hours less than the farmer boss. Agriculture Department notes farm employment at 10,863,000, down 150,000 from a year earlier due to workers leaving for the armed forces and urban jobs, plus machinery and labor saving practices.

Washington Agriculture Department

Cleland Rescued After Sea Ditch in Wonsan Bay

Lt Cmdr Cook Cleland, 1951 National Air Races winner, was rescued Tuesday after ditching his crippled plane in rough waters off Northeast Korea. He survived after Communist flak hit his gas tank during the emergency.

Tokyo Cmdr Cook Cleland Cleveland Wonsan Bay Korea Forge

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