Nixon and Nixon split vote back on ticket in 1952
The Republican unity drive ended with Richard Nixon kept as Ike's running mate after a national committee vote. Eisenhower greeted Nixon at Wheeling and praised his integrity while the candidate thanked supporters and described the public response to his televised appeal.
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Eisenhower
Mpal
Cleveland
Wheeling
Missoula
Mani
Republican Party
Laundryman Ends Life Over Donkey Loss in Indore
A laundry worker in Indore, distressed by the death of a pet donkey, killed himself. He reportedly left a note saying he was hurrying to do his darling. The incident highlights personal tragedy and local distress.
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Indore
India
Pleasant Skies Across Much of the United States
Pleasant weather spread across the country with clear skies in most regions. Light fog appeared in southern lower Michigan northern Ohio and parts of Maine while western states enjoyed summer conditions and high temperatures ranged from 30s to 105 in Yuma and 98 in Fresno with 95 in Sacramento.
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Jourthern Indiana
Ohio
Maine
Yuma
Ariz
Fresno
Calif
Sacramento
Great Lakes
North Atlantic States
New England
Nixon Defends Record on Senate Finances and Eisenhower Praise
The senator defended his finances since election to the Senate, saying no funds were for personal gain. He praised Eisenhower for reacting to Nixon’s charges as a smear and contrasted Eisenhower’s measured response with the White House approach of past years. Nixon urged bringing all facts to the American people and telling the truth.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Point Pleasant
W. Va
White House
Special Fund Rumors Ripple Through Illinois Politics
McKinney described a $100000 special fund with claims of donations ranging from 100 to 5000 dollars. He denied soliciting funds, citing William Miller of Ottawa and Joe Knight of Dow as organizers with Mulroy directing fund raising for Gov. Stevenson. Mulroy died after denying grand jury questions about a stock scheme. He said no favors followed political contributions, but he was ousted when state officials indicated he would not be reconfirmed.
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William Miller
Ottawa
Gov. Stevenson
Joe Knight
Dow, Ill
Ilinois
Democratic Central Committee
James W. Mulroy
Mulroy
Chicago Downs
Dwight) Green
Chicago
National Association of Purchasing Agents
State Senate
Stevenson
Herman Dunlop Smith
Stevenson fund questions spark political dispute
An adviser challenged the source and use of Stevenson's fund notes amid calls for public accounting. Schaerer, a former Northwestern law professor turned judge, recalled receiving $700 for preinaugural work and disclosed timelines through 1949. A Chicago insurance executive said two to three close associates donated 500 to 1000 to the Stevenson fund to aid staffing.
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Schaefer
Schaerer
Northwestern University
Evanston
Stevenson
Nixon
Chicago
How to be an Employee in October Reader's Digest
The notice promotes October Reader's Digest offering guidance on choosing a suitable job and succeeding, claiming the issue contains 40 condensed current articles to aid career fit and growth. It suggests consulting the magazine for insights on security, focus, and temperament in work.
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OctoberReader's Digest
Roy
Reader's Digest
Curent Hocks
Truman Calls for Income Barre in 15 Day Swing
President Truman vows an income baring conference over three weeks. He begins a 15 day whistle stop tour to discuss other topics while campaigning for support. He cites Mrs Truman's earlier help with board costs as a senator. Reports mention Caudle's dismissal, differing views on Taft-Hartley, and the AMA's stance on national health insurance.
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Sen
John Sparkman
Senate
T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Rep. Boykin
D. Ala
Dwight D.higenhower
Robert A. Taft
American Medical Association
Ward's Replaces Top Executives at Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward & Co announced resignations of president Stuart Ball and treasurer A. R. Cahill. Edmund A. Krider named president replacing Ball, Howard S. Kambestad named treasurer replacing Cahill, and William F. Olterstrang appointed comptroller succeeding Krider.
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Chicago
ULP
Monitomery Ward & Co
Edmund A. Krider
Stuart Ball
Ball
Howard S. Kambestad
Treasure
A. R. Cahill
William F. Olterstrang
Comptralier
Krider
AMA action on group sighting plan prompts cautious praise
President asserts victory as AMA moves to div banding its Sighting 1h group. A Bib quotation illustrates Republican criticism of Stevenson for mixing issues. The President cites Gospel guidance from Matthew to urge reporters away from hypocritical gestures and dour counts.
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