Citizens For the Group Wins Part Of Demands
Eisenhower ally group reaches "complete understanding" with the GOP after three days of talks. A 50-person Illinois delegation and Negro group representatives plan further conferences. The National Citizens For Eisenhower Committee will operate as a separate agency and coordinate with the national committee via Wesley Roberts to avoid duplication while expanding efforts for Eisenhower and Nixon.
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Eisenhower
Citizens Committee
GOP
Republicans
Illinois
C. Wayland Brooks
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Arthur E. Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Richard Nixon
California
National Committee
Citizens Group
Summerfield
Wesley Roberts
Citizens Clubs
Roberts
Woman 109 at death buried in Philadelphia tomorrow
Mary Ann Ginley aged 109 died Friday night in Philadelphia. Family records name her as sister of Captain James Ginley, commander of Company C of McClennan's Rifles, a Civil War unit, bidding her burial tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Mary Ann Ginley
Miss Ginley
James Ginley
McClennan’s Rifles
Appointment of Edna Long as Executrix in Long Estate
Edna Long of Middletown Ohio is duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Clarence E Long deceased of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated July 21 1952. Probate Judge Oscar R Leiser. Elliott D Levey attorney Aug 4 11 18.
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Clarence E. Long
Edna Long
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Tors
Oscar R. Leiser
Elliott D. Levey
Reds, French Exchange Captives In Indochina
In Indochina the French Union forces and the Vietminh exchange prisoners without formal negotiations. The Vietminh release French prisoners in batches while the French free Vietminh, often during state events. Reports quote 700 freed on July 14 and 159 reaching Hanoi after transfer.
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Hanoi
Indochin
Indochina
Red River
France
Jean Letourneau
Mississippi Democrats deny any deal with Eisenhower
A Mississippi Democratic delegation and Eisenhower headquarters deny all deals to win support for the Republican nominee. Lt. Gov. Sam Lumpkin led Democrats who sought to vote for Eisenhower without backing the GOP ticket. Eisenhower’s aide confirmed no deals were made and the group claimed miscommunication.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sam Lumpkin
Mississippi
Lumpkin
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Eisenhower
Eral
Fireman's Association Elects New President
Chief Sam L. Lester of the Upper Arlington fire department was elected head of the Ohio State Fireman's Association at the convention in Columbus. Joseph Khoersten of Martins Ferry was named vice president and Harold Miller of Aurora secretary-treasurer.
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Columbus
Sam L. Lester
Upper Arlington Fire Department
Ohio State Fireman's Association
Joseph Khoersten
Martins Ferry
Harold Miller
Aurora
Woman Dies In Crash Near Mount Crab Home
Loretta Campbell a 36 year old Mount Crab Brown County mother died at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont from injuries suffered in an auto truck crash near her home last Friday.
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Cincinnati
Loretta Campbell
Mount Crab
Brown County
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Prisoner Exchange Sought in Six Year War
Negotiations discuss a large exchange of prisoners from both sides aiming to ease tensions in the protracted six year conflict.
Army Cuts News Services
Washington report says the Defense Department reduces public information by 44 percent, laying off 120 workers and shrinking the staff from 279 to 159. The Industrial Service Branch and News Analysis Branch are abolished, with the department ending dissemination of certain procurement information to manufacturers.
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Washington
Armed Forces
Defense Department
Public Information Office
Industrial Service
Department
Military printing topic and newspaper service noted
The text references military printing practices and a newspaper matrix service supplying illustrated features to 1,500 newspapers. It also mentions a triggerfish drills holes in an oyster shell with its teeth.
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Newtown
N.C
Indians
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston
America
Country
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James C. Hagerty
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