Kansas And Missouri Up In Air Politically
Kansas City reports deep uncertainty in both states over President Truman and General Eisenhower. Democrats weigh Truman's future and Missouri and Kansas delegates, while Eisenhower aims to avoid active campaigning before the July Chicago convention. Kansas may back Taft supporters while Missouri leans Truman against possible substitutes. Kerr of Oklahoma is cited by Carl Rice as a Kansas second-choice if Truman does not run.
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Jack Bell
Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Missouri
Kansas
White House
Eisenhower
Europe
Harry Darby
GOP
Chicago
Congress
Columbia University
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Mr. Truman
Senate
Forrest Smith
J. E. Taylor
Taylor
Kansas City Pendergast
Smith
Carl Rice
Democratic National Committee
Sen. Kerr
Oklahoma
Rice
Kerr
Maybank
Senator Russell
Georgia
Russell
Morse
Brewster
R-Me
F Eisenhower
Middletown Hospital Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Middletown Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. on February 13, 1952, at Verity Hall in Middletown Ohio. The agenda includes election of three trustees, consideration of reports, and other business. By order of the board Secretary A Correa. January 28.
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Middletown Hospital Association
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospitals
Middletown
Ohio
Board of Trustees
A. Correa
Taft Tours Florida as Eisenhower Qualifies in New Hampshire
The Republican contest intensifies as Taft plans three Florida stops in a one day swing to win the state's 10 convention votes while Eisenhower qualifies for the New Hampshire primary by not withdrawing his name. Minnesota prospects and party alignments add to the GOP split.
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Associated Press
Taft
Florida
D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Washington
Exams Announced for Draftsmen Positions Nationwide
The U S Civil Service Examiners announce engineering draftsman exams with yearly salaries from 2500 to 4205. Openings are in Army Navy and Air Force installations in Louisville Kentucky Jeffersonville and Charlestown Indiana. Action blanks available from Paul H Habig local secretary at the Middletown Post Office.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Charlestown
Ind
Commission
Paul H. Habig
Middletown
Notice to Contractors Ohio highway project bid opening
Sealed bids for Butler County improvements on State Route 732 in Oxford Township and Village of Oxford will be received until 10 00 A M February 5 1952. Work includes grading draining paving and a continuous steel beam bridge. Bid bond requirement plans on file with the Department of Highways.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Butler County
Oxford Township
Oxford
Talawanda Creek
Ohio State Employment Service
Second Street
Hamilton
Central Avenue
Middletown
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
General Code of
Department of Highways
J. Kauer
False Flood Report Causes Alarm in New Miami
In Hamilton area a false alert spread that a dam on the Miami Conservancy system had broken. Deputy Sheriff Louis Fritz said over 35 county jail calls questioned a dam break. Officials later assured no breach occurred and warned residents, who had prepared to evacuate and watch rising water.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Miami
Floods Recede in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania suffered flood damage in the thousands of dollars as the Ohio River crested near 29.7 feet and began to recede. Sharon and Butler reported high water with up to two feet in the business district, evacuating about 100 residents. Roads and landslides disrupted the region. no casualties were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Sharon
Butler
Shenango River
Winchell Ordered To Take A Rest In Miami
Broadway columnist Walter Winchell was ordered to rest for at least a month after a physician and heart specialist found his condition good but advised stopping all activity. He announced on the broadcast that he must drop everything to recover.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Four Billion in Gifts Reported for 1951 Philanthropy
The John Price Jones Co. reports American charitable gifts and bequests exceeded 4% billion dollars in 1951. The New York fundraising firm said the total reflects contributions from individuals and organizations nationwide.
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New York
John Price Jones Co., Inc
Test for bladder irritation with BU KETS drink
An old advertisement urges a two step test for bladder irritation. It recommends drinking fruit and vegetable juices milk water and limiting meat starches and coffee while promoting BU KETS a drink containing buchu leaves saw palmetto berries and other medicines to aid kidneys now sold in drug stores.
Company reports continued rise from 21st annual gift study
The firm notes a sustained upturn in donations based on its 21st annual survey of publicly announced gifts and requests across 10 major cities.
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Hauselman
Hauselman Transportation CO
Park ST
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Nationwide Furniture Mowers
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Jhep A3
France
Dudley
England
Harold E. Stassen
Favorit Son
Stassen
Connecticut
Willimantic
California
Earl Warren
Wisconsin
Oregon
Tel Ne
San Francisco
Playtex
Beatty
Iglehart ST
Dial
Betty Barclays
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