Taft and Eisenhower duel for West votes in 1952 race
Denver reports a heated fight for Rocky Mountain Republican delegates. Taft backers command party machinery in Colorado Idaho Montana New Mexico Utah and Wyoming while Eisenhower supporters rely on active volunteers and rank and file energy. The outcome hinges on caucuses and May state conventions as both sides seek favor with Taft facing Millikin and Thornton backing Eisenhower. Democrats watch for Truman moves and Kefauver Stevenson Vinson enter their field.
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Rocky Mountain States
Robert A. Taft
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mountain States
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Chicago
New York
Eugene Millikin
GOP
Dan Thornton
Thornton
Millikin
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Gordon Allott
Stassen
Cheyenne
Robot Teacher Of Economics Posses Water Pump For Heart
CHICAGO NEA A Roosevelt College professor showcases a British imported economic brain robot. Water pumps simulate national income flow to illustrate spending versus taxes. Invented by W A Phillips the device dramatizes complex financial relations for students and may reform teaching methods. The Maniac operates without judgment, signaling errors to the instructor.
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America
Tape Player Enjoys Boom as Clarket Tape Grows
New York based report notes magnetic tape records and recorder players rising to a multi million dollar yearly business. Home models expand beyond business use with sales growth and practical benefits for family recordings speech practice and long plays while acknowledging ease of use compared to disks.
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New York
Broker Charges Actress Wed Him With Fraud Intent
CUERNAVACA Mexico New York investment broker J Arthur Warner sues to annul his 1950 marriage to actress Kay Buckley age 29 alleging she married him to defraud him of 100000. He says they never had marital relations and Buckley agreed to repay 100000 from his safe deposit box and not to contest the action.
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Juarez
California Banker Richard Tobin Dies
San Francisco obituary notes the death of Richard M Tobin at age 85. Tobin led Hibernia Bank for decades beginning at age 23 and served as minister to The Netherlands appointed by President Harding in 1923, a six year post reflecting his banking diplomacy and arts involvement.
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Richard M Tobin
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