Taft and Kefauver Backers Claim Both Victory-Bound
Supporters of Taft and Kefauver hailed wins in Wisconsin and Nebraska as signals of momentum toward the national nominations. Taft backers cited gains in Nebraska and Wisconsin, while Kefauver drew large majorities in Wisconsin and secured all 28 Democratic delegates.
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People Favor Ike asserts Eisenhower can win on first ballot
Ford Foundation President Paul G. Hoffman told reporters Eisenhower can clinch the GOP nomination on the first ballot if public opinion pushes him. He claimed the voice of the people cries for Eisenhower and that Truman’s withdrawal complicates the race for the Democratic nominee. Hoffman's 90 day leave funds his campaign role.
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Illinois Primary Survey Rates Taft First Eisenhower Second
Illinois reporters provide AP survey estimates for the Republican presidential preference in the April 8 primary. Taft leads downstate and Cook County, with Eisenhower a distant second and write-ins/other candidates sparking variable results. Discusses party supports, delegate counts, and write-in rules in Illinois.
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Taft and Stassen Tour Illinois Ahead of Primary
Senator Robert A Taft and Harold E Stassen opened final Illinois campaign swings as the only major Republican candidates on the presidential preference ballot for Tuesday's election write in votes expected for Eisenhower and MacArthur. Stassen launched a 19 stop tour from Woodstock Belvidere and Rockford while Taft began an 18 stop run in Joliet at a breakfast hosted by the Willie Baty Women's Republican Sub.
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Blaze Ravages El Paso Warehouse District
A major fire in El Paso's warehouse district caused about 1 million dollars in damage yesterday. The blaze destroyed a one story section of a building housing General Motors Chevrolet division offices and warehouse space.
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Maryland Court Allows Write-in Ballot in May Primary
In Baltimore on April 3, Circuit Judge Emory H. Niles ordered election officials to provide space for write-in votes in the May 5 primary. The ruling sides with petitioners a Congressional candidate, a taxpayer, and a voter who argue that state law now guarantees write-ins despite a 1937 Court of Appeals ruling. The Court of Appeals will hear the appeal next Tuesday.
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False teeth embarrassment eased with FASTEETH powder
Many denture wearers fear plate slips during moments of embarrassment. FASTEETH, an alkaline powder, is sprinkled on the plate to hold teeth more firmly and improve comfort. It does not sour dentures and may help breath odor. Available at local drugstores.
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