Hoover Farewell Moves Fans to Tears at GOP Gathering
Chicago July 9 AP Herbert Hoover received a thunderous ovation from thousands at the Republican convention hall. Tears and emotion marked the nation’s aging ex-President’s farewell address as delegates paused to honor him. He urged Republicans to rally beyond internal tensions and salvage the party’s standards, while reflecting on his era and warning about the Democratic administration.
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Hoover
Associated Press
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Jeves
Vention
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Ginatane
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
Weather outlook for tomorrow with morning fog patches
Clear skies expected tomorrow after early morning fog. Temperatures rise slightly with a westerly wind of 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon.
Malik Vetoes U N Germ War Rebuff
United Nations report says Russia’s Jacob Malik vetoed a U S resolution condemning germ warfare charges as false. The Security Council met with nine votes in favor, one against, and Pakistan abstaining, marking Malik’s 50th veto since the U N began. The move followed prior U S calls for an impartial inquiry into Communist accusations in Korea and Indochina.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United States
U. N
Security Council
Pakistan
Ernest A. Gross
Malik
U. S
Korea
Ind Chin
U S Demands Russ Yield Kidnapped Man
The United States demanded Russia yield a kidnapped American, Dr Walter Linse, held in the Soviet zone of Berlin. Maj Gen Lemuel E Mathewson urged return to his residence and prosecution of those responsible. Linse, a prominent anti-Communist activist, was seized outside his West Berlin home by three men believed to be East German secret police agents and dragged into a taxi into the Soviet sector.
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Russia
West
Lemuel E. Mathewson
Berlin
Bente S ‘A. Dengin
Soviet Control Commission
Walter Linze
Mathewson
Dr. Linse
Bechier
Free Jurists” Investigation Committee
West Berlin
Germany
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David Lawrence
Taft Sees Georgia Ruling Standing at GOP Convention
Chicago July 9 Sen Robert A Taft predicted the Republican National Convention will accept credentials committee decisions on delegate contests including the Georgia allotment. He called the Louisiana 13 to Eisenhower decision completely satisfactory and said he will not appeal Texas unless a ruling becomes outrageous. Taft estimated 607 to 609 delegates for the nomination with Louisiana costing 11 votes and possible shifts from New York California and Illinois voters under future withdrawals or releases.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Credentials Committee
Georgia
Louisiana
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ohio
Texas
Eisenhower
Taft
Theodore’ Roosevelt McKeldin
Ohioan
New York
Earl Warren
California
Pew Reports Fine Backing Eisenhower
Joseph N. Pew, Jr., a Philadelphia political figure, says Gov. John S. Fine has decided to support Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Republican Presidential nomination. Pew questions whether the move is to stalemate the convention or to aid a possible win, but confirms Fine’s decision.
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Chicago
Joseph N. Pew
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Pew
State's Wage Floor Raised to 75 Cents
California's minimum wage for women and minors increases from 65 to 75 cents, effective August 1, as announced by Paul Scharrenburg, director of industrial relations. The new orders set minimum wages, maximum hours and working conditions for women and minors in all non agricultural industries in the state.
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San Francisco
California
Paul Scharrenburg
Industrial Welfare Commission
Calif Will Back Ike With 57 in Georgia Battle
In Chicago on July 9 the California delegation voted 57 of 70 to back Eisenhower for Georgia delegates, with eight members supporting Taft and five absent or not voting. Knowland and Nixon aligned with the Eisenhower faction as the delegation weighed pledged support and committee influence amid Warren’s nomination context.
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Chicago
California
Eisenhower
Georgia
Earl Warren
William F. Knowland
Richard Nixon
National
National Committee
Republican convention faces delay in presidential nomination
Program from Chicago dated July 9 reports possible postponement of the main event nominating three presidential candidates. Delays stem from fights over delegate seating and discord on the 1952 GOP platform. Evening sessions open with invocation by Dr. Harrison R. Anderson and speeches by Representatives Martin, St George, Dudd, and Senator Gain before roll calls and balloting.
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Chicago
Tong
Long Beach
Harrison R. Anderson
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Katharine St. George
New York
Walter H. Dudd
Minnesota
Harry P. Gain
Washington
Convention Far Behind Schedule at National GOP Meet
The 25th national convention opens with leaders hoping to resolve contested delegates seats and proceed to nominate a presidential ticket. Chairman hopefuls install permanent leadership after credentials fight, as late start and sparse attendance mark the session. Speeches planned from Fine, McCarthy, Hurley amid slow progress.
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Chica
GOP
Guy
Gabrielson
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Walter. Hallowen
Nomination and meeting actions for national party ticket
Thursday program includes invocation by Rev Arthur J Payne of Baltimore, speeches by Mrs Gladys E Heinrich Knowles of Montana and Rep Albert P Morano of Connecticut, bell call for nominations, election of national committee, and meeting to organize. Committees appointed to notify candidates for president and vice president. Adjournment.
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Arthur J. Payne
Baltimore
Gladys E. Heinrich Knowles
Montana
Albert P. Morano
Connecticut
Bell
TV Schedule for Republican National Convention Telecast
Viewers can watch the Republican National Convention at 6 30 tonight on five local stations KNAT KTLA KNBH KECA and KEME with nomination speeches possibly starting during the telecast while credentials and seating debates may fill the sessions Radio will carry the convention starting at 6 36 on KFI KECA KMPC and I lasting across the area.
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KECA
KEME
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Housing Officials Win Legal Tilts
LOS ANGELES July 9 UP The City Housing Authority won two lawsuits in the Los Angeles public housing battle. Superior Judge Stanley Barnes denied further continuances, ordering trials by jury. The authority seeks to proceed with the $110,000,000 federally subsidized Imperial Compton Project extension at Watts despite a negative primary election vote.
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Los Angeles
City Housing Authority
Stanley Barnes
Toll
Imperial Compton
Watts
Chesebro” Itty
California Supreme Court
Operative A
Dispute Over Republican Platform Presentation
In Chicago on July 9 AP reports 90 platform committee members debated the draft amid locked doors. Sen Eugene D O Millikin reads the proposal while millikin drafts favored wording on foreign policy and defense. Dulles and Eisenhower signaled support for the changes as the panel limned a tentative platform alignment.
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Chicago
Republican
Resolutions Committee
Harmony
Eugene D.O' Millikin
Colorado
Plank
Millikin
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Chip Sen
Robert Taft
Dulles
Eisenhower
Credentials Panel Acts Unanimously at GOP Convention
At Chicago July 9 the credentials committee unmovedly seated a pro Eisenhower Louisiana delegation, giving Eisenhower an 11 vote gain and denting Georgia Texas plans. The panel discussed possible Texas compromise as Henry Cabot Lodge Jr confirms the fight continues with seating of disputed Texas seats to follow.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Credentials Committee
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Georgia
Texas
Hoss Hisley
Credential Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Hisenhower
Pennsylvania
Congress Hotel
Vignettes Feature Cartoonist Dies
Phoenixville Pa July 9 Cartoonist W Kemp Starrett 62 died today at his farm The Grindstone near here Funeral set for Sunday in Phoenixville Starrett began with the Brooklyn Daily Eagle at 13 and drew Vignettes of Life for years Appeared in many newspapers He worked as a political cartoonist for the Philadelphia Times about 1916 later held similar positions in other papers including Providence and newspapers it N. ., and Providence FR I Nignettes of Life has been a regular feature in the Sunday Press Telegram for many years
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Phoenixville
W. Kemp Starrett
Grindstone
Starrett
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Philadelphia Times
Ete Mune
Providence
Korea Truce Talks Reach One Year Mark
MUNSAN Korea July 9 21 The first year of Korean armistice negotiations ended with the United Nations and 1 Communist delegates meeting in secret for 26 minutes none announced progress on prisoner exchange Deadlock The session was described as businesslike with no attitude change Another session is planned for Panmunjom Oslo Norway U N Secretary General Trygve Lie urged hope for progress by late July or early August noting a positive willingness to reach agreement Armistice talks opened July 10 1951 with two failed Communist sponsorships in April and May and Allied forces pressing a path toward Kaesong and Pemponkes after charges of neutral zone violations
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Korea
United Nations
Eee Tettea
Eee
William ‘Nuckols
N. Command
Panmunjom
Oslo
Norway
U. N
Trygve Liems
Dae Malik
Apeil
May
Pemponkes
Gon
Kaesong
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