MacArthur remark seen as slap at Eisenhower in GOP race
Senator Tobey labeled Gen MacArthur’s letter as a left-handed slap at Eisenhower while noting Taft gains as a preferred candidate. Len Brewster and others see MacArthur backing Taft. Eisenhower remains in the NH primary by non-withdrawal. Dems eye Kefauver and Byrd alignments for July convention.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Sen
Tobey
Gen
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Ike
Len Brewster
Taft
Ohio
Brewster
New Hampshire
J. Wesley Colburn
Ted Johnson
Harold E. Stassen
Byrd
Virginia
Truman
Russell
Georgia
Kefauver
Tennessee
Mr. Truman
Aeronca Shuts Down as Floodwaters Close Plant in Harlan Park
Flooding surrounds re Aircraft Corp and Aeronca, with four feet of water in the basement. Operations resume after water subsides. emergency pumps, sandbags, and guards mobilized. Nearby Middletown Airport and Queen City Flying Service closed. Avalon Dairy halts bottling due to lack of water.
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re —_ Aircraft Corporation
Harlan Park
Valon
Aeronca
Jack Linzie
Armco
Elec
Germantown Road
Alex Palmer
Hydraulic Canal
Linzie
Middletown
Queen City Flying Service
George Wedekind, Jr
Flying Service
Avalon Dairy
Bauer Company
G. E. Ely
Hamilton
Ely
Avalon
Atom Secrets Exchanged By U S Canada
Washington reports a classified exchange of atomic information with Canada deemed beneficial to the United States. Chairman Gordon Dean cited a post act amendment enabling the interchange and hinted Canada’s advanced heavy water reactor details may be involved.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Gordon Dean
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Dean
Legless Vet Fights Tax On Auto Hold Outs
DALLAS A World War II veteran who lost both legs on Bougainville argues his car is an artificial part of his body and owes no city personal property taxes. Roscoe H Collier counters the city suit claiming the vehicle is prosthetic and his sole means of transportation.
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Dallas
Bougainville
Roscoe H. Collier
Collier
Two Killed in Tijuana Gun Battle During Bus Station Chase
In Tijuana two men died in a running gun fight that also wounded four bystanders. Police officer Adalberto Villa Lamadrid, 40, was shot five times while pursuing a two gun attacker who had harassed women at a bus station. The assailant was killed by police fire after a two block chase and died at a hospital.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Adalberto Villa Lamadrid
Man Refuses Toll and Jumps From Bridge
An unidentified man aged 40 to 45 refused to pay a 5 cent toll on the Huntington-Chesapeake span. Toll-taker Azel Ramey reported the man threatened to avoid police, then jumped from the bridge as officers approached. The search for the body continued.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
Azel Ramey
Huntington-Chesapeake
Ramey
Hungtington
Five Foot Wildman Hunted After Escape From Arizona Hospital
Arizona police and sheriffs search the state for Jean V. Darnell known as the Wildman of the Mountains after he escaped from the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane yesterday. The 52 year old is believed to head toward Bloody Basin about 50 miles north of Phoenix. This is his fourth escape since 1947. In a separate note biologists report marked increases in wild fowl in 1951 breeding areas.
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Phoenix
Ariz.p
Arizona
Bloody Basin
Jean V. Darnell
Arizona State Hospital For Insane
RFC Paralyzed By Inquiry Says Maybank
Sen. Maybank said the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is about paralyzed due to Senate and White House deadlock over a new RFC chief. He expected early action as opposition grows to nominating Harry A. McDonald, amid SEC and House-led fraud probes. Symington, retiring RFC head, is away, leaving no one legally in charge.
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Washington
Maybank
D-Sc
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Senate
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Harry A. McDonald
MacDonald
Es and Exchange Commission
SEC Ahead
House Committee
W. Stuart Symington
Thief Steals Gems After Lecture, Holds Woman at Knife Point
A wealthy New York matron was lectured on crime for 30 minutes before a young bandit stole jewelry valued at 100000. He pressed a knife against her back and fled from Mrs. Scott Scammell's Fifth Avenue apartment, a reader notes. Separately, Lemon Local School District in Ohio announces bond bids for 670000 to fund fireproof school buildings, with bids due February 7, 1952.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Scott Scammell
Trenton
N. J
Se Board of Education
Lemonal
Monroe
Butler County
Ohio
E.S.T
First National Bank of
Middletown
Lemon
Peck, Shaffer and Williams
Cincinnati
Hazel Hannah
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Out
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Wilbraham Road
U.S
William M. Stewart
M. Stewart
Bernice L. Stewart
Oscar R. Leiser
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McConn Motors
Charles ST
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Denier
Sandler
Boston
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