Truman Favored by Democrats in 1952 Nomination Poll
George Gallup reports more than six in ten Democrats approve of Truman's performance and name him leading choice for the 1952 Democratic presidential nomination. Barkley is second, Roosevelt Jr. third, with Marshall also prominent. Eisenhower leads GOP picks at 42 percent.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Rinceton
SN. OJ
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Alben W. Barkles
Veep
Frafiklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Souike
Harry S. Truman
Alben W. Barkley
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
George CC. Marshall
James A. Farley
James Roosevelt
William O. Douglas
Leo
Sen Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Fred Vinson
Supreme Court
Charles A Brannan
Institute
Barkley
Roosevelt
James
California
G.O.P
Eisenhower Birthday Serenade Wins Over Grandson
New York October 14. General Dwight D. Eisenhower marking his 60th birthday as an Army band serenades him on the Eisenhower residence steps. His grandson David Dwight Eisenhower, age two, charms the crowd by racing to the curb for a front row seat, while Eisenhower and family greet the band.
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New York
David Dwight Eisenhower
E:sernower
John S. D. Eisenhower
David
Eisenhower
1St Army Band
Columbia University
Texas Officials Plan Annual Meeting in San Antonio
City officials across Texas prepare for the 38th annual convention of the League of Texas Municipalities in San Antonio October 22 to 25. The program features talks on disaster defense, water resources, taxation, annexation, traffic rules, and other city concerns by leaders from Dallas Houston Austin and other towns, with related associations hosting concurrent sessions.
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City Officials of Texas Plan
Austin
UPI
Texas
League of Texas Municipalities
San Antonio
Texas City Managers’ Association
Municipal Utilities League
Texas City Attorneys' Association
The
Municipal Finance Officers Association
Texas Association of Assessing Officers
Texas Public Works Association
Association of City Personnel and Civil Service Officials of Texas
City Planners’ Association of Texas
Williaml. McGill
Price Crowley
Ranger
Will Sears
Houston
C. J. Rutland
Dallas
Pedeling
Joseph 4. Chandler
Stephenville
John E. Thames
Keneeds
H. P. Kucera
J. E. Sturrock
Texas Water Conservation Association
Wardlow Lane
Center
Lee ©Lick
Georgetown
Accident Escapes on Highway 75 North of Wilmer
State highway police seek the traffic accident that was reported on Highway 75 north of Wilmer. A caller said a car had overturned and was loaded with negroes. By the time officers arrived the informant called again, saying the occupants had fled and the car was righted and driving toward Dallas.
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Dallas
Pstate
Highway Patrol
Highway 75
Wilmer
Lubbock Rites Set Monday For William T Crymes
Funeral services for William T Crymes 74 of 1826 Ave E will be held Monday at 3 p m in East Side Baptist Church with Rev Edward H Carson officiating Rix Funeral Home directing interment Crymes lived in Lubbock 16 years Survivors include wife a son Hershel two daughters Evelyn Crymes Fresno Calif and Mrs Cecil Crumpton Lubbock five grandchildren a sister Mrs Jack Kroner Los Angeles and two brothers Lee Crimes Joplin Mo and John Crimes Newata Ark
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William T. Crymes
1826 Ave. E
East Side Baptist Church
Edward H. Carson
Rix Funeral Home
Crymes
Lubbock
Hollis Walker
Paul Golden
Homer Bittick
R. B. Bittick
Pierce Walker
Virgil Walker
Hershel
Evelyn Crymes
Fresno
Calif
Cecil Crumpton
Jack Kroner
Los Angeles
Lee Crimes
Joplin
John Crimes
Newata
Ark
City officials seek budget ideas from Belton assessor
Texas city officers look to W. M. Ferrell Belton Assessor Collector for tax evaluation guidance to raise funds for city budgets. He will explain the recent property tax assessment figures and their implications for municipal finance.
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Texas
W. M. Ferrell
Belton
Brownfield man unveils rock and boll separator for cotton gins
A. E. Yeager of Brownfield demonstrates a rock and boll separator claimed to cut gin time from 60 minutes to 10 20 and reduce shutdowns and fire hazards. The 400 pound machine costs 450 to 500 dollars and uses a 25 inch reel turning 100 rpm to remove rocks and green bolls from the gin stream.
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A. E. Yeager
Brownfield
Yeager
Jack Brookshire
Ballinger
Travis Gin
Dionne quintuplets plan first trip to New York
The Dionne sisters aged 16 will leave Oct 14 for their first visit to New York where they will wear high heeled shoes. In other notes Yeager and Brookshire independently developed similar ideas and both pursued patents. Brookshire operates a Ballinger plant with workers and plans to expand to produce several separators daily.
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Corbeil
Ont
Dionne
New York
Yeager
Brookshire
Ballinger
36th Infantry Division Group To Hold Convention in Fort Worth
Texas 36th Infantry Division association to host its 25th annual reunion and convention October 27 to 29 at Fort Worth. About 70,008 World War I and 12 veterans and current members are eligible for membership, announced Brig. Gen. William H. Martin. A Camp Bowie monument dedication, memorial services at Will Rogers auditorium, and a grand ball on final night are planned.
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Austin
Texas 36Th Infantry Division Association
Fort Worth
William H. Martin
Camp Bowie
Will Rogers Auditorium
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Nature
Sporting Goods Office
BAKER
Diane
Ompany
de Becorse
J. W. Chapman & Sons—Realtors
Great South Plaina
13Th Street
Forstmann
White Swan
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