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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

2

Ike Has Best Chance to Win, Thye Says for Stassen Backer

Washington April 25 Sen Thye backing Harold Stassen said Eisenhower has the best chance to win the GOP nomination, while Sen Young Taft supporter predicted a close run for Taft. Thye, Minnesota delegation chair, cited Dan Gainey’s appraisal and noted Stassen’s Minnesota pledge. Taft criticized AP delegate tallies as inaccurate, disputing Pennsylvania and New York counts and asserting his own lead there.

Cal Ike Thye Stassen Washington Sen R.minn Harold E. Stassen Dwight D. Eisenhower Young RN. D Taft Robert A. Taft Ohio Eisenhower Dan Gainey Gainey Stassen - For - President Minnesota Min Nesota New York Dewey Pennsylvania Gay John S. Fine Associated Press Sen.Taft New York City Tate Elony Taft

Injured Worker's Condition Critical at Shipyard Incident

John F. Conn, 59, of 32 Mermaid Place, a pipefitter, remains in critical condition after a crane snagged his clothing, lifting him and slamming him into a drydock wall at the Naval Shipyard. He suffered spine and leg fractures and internal injuries. hospital attendants report his condition as critical.

John F. Conn Mermaid PL Naval Shipyard

Alimony Weapon of Female Revenge

Shocking rewards for runaway wives and the fantastic truth about mediaeval divorce laws. Laws that can force a man to support an unfaithful wife and even imprison him if he does not pay. An ordinary marriage turned into hate and financial slavery.

Japan May Seek Billion-Dollar U S Loan

In Washington on April 25, Japanese officials disclosed plans to request more than 1 billion dollars in loans from the United States. Informal talks have begun with the Export-Import Bank to fund electric power projects, boost industrial capacity, and lessen dollar needs. The bank will study risks and whether the loan would spur U S trade as required by law.

Washington Japan United States U. S

Byrd Urges Fiscal Reform and Stable Currency Policy

New York April 25 AP Senator Harry F Byrd urges a strong honest president to defend national credit and a sound currency saying it will stabilize the federal fiscal jungle He calls for tax system revision and curbs on government waste noting a deficit period looms He spoke at an ANPA dinner closing a three day meeting and ANPA authorized renewal talks on the International arbitration pact with the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America

New York Harry F. Byrd D.va Byrd Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers’ Association ANPA International Printing Pressmen's and Assistants’ Union of North America

Democratic Attack on Eisenhower Grows Before Return

Democratic attacks on Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower intensified as his return nears and Republicans brace for the Chicago convention. Statements from Tobin and others fault the era’s political tactics while the State Department says no politics is involved in distributing Eisenhower pamphlets. Taft supporters gain delegates in Arkansas and Virginia, Pennsylvania reports a record write in vote, Stassen criticizes Taft’s Atlantic Pact stance, Kefauver campaigns in Ohio, and Truman signals a potential choice without naming a candidate.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Cumberland Democratic Party Tobin State Department Europe Rep Reece R.tenn Boston Truman Robert A. Taft Ohio Post Office Department Gruenther Alfred N. Gruenther Omaha Virginia Taft Pennsylvania Ohioan Thomas E. Dewey New York Harold E. Stassen Texas Henry Sweifel Fort Worth Dallas Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Lone Star Mutual Dewey Chicago Bow Colorado Stassen Akron Earl Warren California Portland Ore Oregon Kefauver Sen Estes Kefauver Tennessee Richard Russell Georgia Robert Kerr Oklahoma Mutual Security W. Averell Harriman Nancy Steubenville Washington Gael Sullivan Democratic National Committee Russell CBS Atlanta Gillette Iowa

Explosion of Toy in Class Injures Boy in West Virginia

Eleven year old Bobby Fox found a dynamite cap in a neighbor's yard and brought it to his fourth grade Hambleton Consolidated School classroom. He pressed the cap with a nail, it exploded, tearing off his right hand and causing serious wounds. Principal Earl Corcoran and Hambleton volunteer fire Chief rushed him to Tick er County Hospital in critical condition. The blast shattered the desk and endangered nearby classmates.

Parsons W. Va Bobby Fox Bee Mane Sae Sampson Jordan Hambleton Bobby Hambleton Consolidated School Earl Corcoran Ticker’ County Hospital Corcoran

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