Taft views Eisenhower as no longer a top 1952 threat
Washington AP report says Senator Taft may feel Eisenhower is blocked from the nomination by his NATO post. Taft plans months of deliberation before a bid. Key aides Tate and Ingalls tour states to gauge support while Milwaukee and Bar Harbor actions signal renewed Taft activity.
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Washington
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Bar Harbor
GOP
Ralph C. Masterson
Rockland
Masterson
Brewster
Ben F. Tate
Cincinnati
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Ingalls
Tate
Seattle
Washington State
Alaska
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Tulsa
Okla
Navy
War Memorial Dedication Hosts Announced for June 24
George E. Denny chairs the War Memorial Committee which names M. V. Coffey as chairman and a large list of officers and members to host the dedicatory program on June 24. Charles R. Hook will speak at the main dedication ceremony next Sunday starting at 3 p.m.
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George E. Denny
War Memorial Committee
M. V. Coffey
Karl Davis
E. Lampe
Reese Langworthy
E. B. Sickle
R. S. Weatherwax
Howard Wilson
Frizell Myers
J. R. Cox
Ben Bender
W. W. Gray William Verity
Paul Golembiewski
David Korb
C. B. Stiles
Hugh Wright
Ranny Daly
Paul Day
John S. Parr
E. D. Mendenhall
Don Frisby
Ray Palmer
Charles R. Hook
Inland Governors Debate St Lawrence Plan At 15 State Meet
At Omaha 15 state inland governors discussed the St Lawrence Seaway as a plan to convert Great Lakes ports into ocean harbors and generate power. The plan’s $818 million authorization bill and Missouri basin developments drew focus amid calls for a single federal power authority, modeled after TVA, versus a multi-bureau approach.
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Omaha
Nebr
St. Lawrence Seaway
Inland America
Missouri Basin
Labor
Agriculture
Department of Interior
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
House
Public Works Committee
James B. Carey
CIO
Missouri Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Val Peterson
Nebraska
T. Genders
National Grange
Farm incomes rise from 1900 to 1950
The average U. S. farm earned about $350 in 1900 and grew to $2,225 by 1950. This reflects a significant increase in net income over five decades, illustrating broad agricultural gains and economic change for farmers.
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U. S
Voters in Ohio Sixth District favor military buildup and pensions
In Greenfield Ohio 5000 voters favor universal military training keeping the draft as is higher taxes for rearmament 90 dollar monthly pensions at 65 for WWI WWII and Korean veterans. They oppose retreat from Korea and price rollbacks. Results come from a Polk campaign questionnaire with tabulated returns and unclear nonresponse.
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Korea
James G. Polk Cary
Generating Plant to be dedicated in Athens County
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company will dedicate a generating plant in Athens County on Wednesday. The plant will have an eventual capacity of 200000 kilowatts and, when fully in operation, is expected to cost 38000000 dollars.
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Columbus
Athens County
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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Opal L. Smiley
Middletown
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
Elliott D. Levey
Middletown Frozen Food Lockers, Inc
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Betty Price
Fred B. Cramer
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Frank Dobrozsi
Baden & Fiehrer
Greenfield, CO
Exsora
Middletown Journal
Middletown, Ohio
Patricia Hatton
Woodlawn Ave
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Streifthau’'S
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Reed-Klopp CO
Hoover
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