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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1952

Page

3

Eisenhower Seeks Southern Delegates At GOP Convention

General Dwight D. Eisenhower makes face-to-face bids for Southern GOP convention votes in Alabama Georgia and North Carolina as he meets hourly with delegations. Reports note Taft leading in the South with 97 votes to 21 for Eisenhower and many uncommitted. Eisenhower discusses modern warfare requiring economic and diplomatic leadership and favors amending the Taft Hartley law while praising it as the best on the books. Leaders say delegations will cover their own travel expenses.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower GOP Alabama Georgia North Carolina South Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Southwest Taft Eisenhower Chicago Clare Boothe Luce Connecticut Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Clair J. Killoran Delaware Wilmington Del U.S Daniel O. Hastings

Fancy Pawn Shop Opens on Champs Elysees in Paris

The first angry pawnshop opened today in smart new premises off the Champs Elysees. It targets clients hocking items worth 40000 francs or more. Pawnshops operate as a government monopoly in France.

Paris Champs Elysees France

Cinema Star Puzzle Clue List From Classic Page

A compact crossword style item listing numbered clues across topics from motion pictures to Greek ports and anatomy. It includes hints like Petronius in Quo Vadis and various wordplay prompts such as cud dle and nostril with several misprints suggesting a historical newspaper puzzle segment.

Puzzle Clues Point to Classic Crossword Themes

A stored old puzzle line lists clues such as Communists A3 Scheme, Gems of maples, Kind of cheese, Brazilian hawk macaw, Native metal. The fragment suggests a cryptic grid with numbered clues and monetary value hints.

Speed Kills Take It Easy Traffic Safety Message

Post 9's J Simmons warns speed endangers lives and drains pocketbooks. He cites State Highway Patrol and National Safety Council data on higher speeds raising fuel and oil costs and tire wear. Nationally one in three fatal accidents in 1950 involved excessive speed. local share tallies 149 of 150 in five months. The June campaign promotes speed control with the slogan.

J. Simmons Post 9 State Highway Patrol National Safety Council Simmons United States

Comet Jets to Run Transatlantic Flights in Two Years

Sir Miles Thomas of British Overseas Airways Corporation predicts regular trans Atlantic service using Comet jet airliners within two years. He said the jets will cut the crossing time to five hours as he spoke to reporters en route to London in Sydney Nova Scotia last night.

Sydney Nova Scotia Miles Thomas British Overseas Airways Corporation Britain Miles London

UN Warns Negotiators No Tirades In Armistice Talks

UN spokesman said talks at Panmunjom resume after a three day recess caused by Communist protests. Brig. Gen. Nuckols warned another recess could follow if propaganda resumes, amid standoff over prisoner exchange and a letter from Kim Il Sung and Peng Teh-huai criticizing Allied actions. Clark to publish reply when delivered.

George A. McArthur Munsan Korea United Nations Panmunjom U.N. Command William P. Nuckols U.N William K. Harrison Red High Command Mark Clark United Nations Supreme Commander Kim Il Sung North Korea Peng Teh-huai Clark Tokyo

Bible texts distributed in Japan during occupation

The American Bible Society reports that over 13 million Bible texts were distributed in Japan during the occupation, highlighting a major effort to spread religious literature amid postwar conditions.

Japan The American Bible Society

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