Taft Positively Seeks First Ballot Nomination
National political round up notes Taft confident of winning the GOP nomination on the first ballot at the Chicago convention. Eisenhower campaigns in Denver with Louisiana backers as Knowland and Warren weigh their delegates and a possible Taft Eisenhower Deadlock. Harriman Kefauver Russell lead Democrats with Harriman urging a Congress clean sweep while Schricker is named Indiana governor to oppose Jenner.
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Langer Wins Primary Test In Dakota
Fargo North Dakota U S Senator William Langer won renomination in a bitter Republican primary over freshman Congressman Fred Randahl with 40 197 votes to 33 872 as 800 of 2296 precincts reported Langer led in rural areas while Randahl campaigned against expansion of federal government Incumbent Asher Burdick won renomination to Congress with 30 149 votes to 22 438 for Otto Krueger Orris Nordhaugen 21 841 and A R Bergsen 20 898 Incumbent Governor Norman Brunsdale won renomination over Albert Jacobson.
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Albert Jacobson
Doctors Check 15 Prospective Draftees Today
Local Selective Service Board No. 10 sent 15 men to Cincinnati for physical examinations. Eleven were from the area with four from Kentucky and Alabama. Names listed include Abrams Dayton Fields New Miami Peck Middletown Butler Middletown Smith Middletown Bradley Middletown Barker Oxford Pergram New Miami.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Alabama
Raymond H. Abrams
Hamilton
Raymond Fields
Dayton
Thomas Philpot
New Miami
Carl Bellamy
South Ave
Middletown
Melvin L. Butler
Elmer M. Peck
Pershing Ave
I. W. Smith
Sycamore St
Geromes Bradley
Garfield St
Robert Samuel Jones
Glenmore Dr
Marshall L. Barker, Jr
Oxford
James Pergram
Young Named Rent Chief for Cincinnati Area
Stephen W. Young becomes area rent director for the Cincinnati defense rental area succeeding the late Ralph D. Janney. The region covers Hamilton Butler and Clermont counties in Ohio and Kenton Campbell counties in Kentucky.
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Ralph D. Janney
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Butler
Clermont
Ohio
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Campbell
Kentucky
Road Hogs Kill 26 and Injure 361 in 1952 Quarter
Martin Thomas of the Butler County Automobile Club reports that Ohio highways saw 1 068 accidents in the first quarter of 1952 caused by drivers who occupy more than half the road. The term centerline straddlers links to 26 deaths and 361 injuries. Property damage occurred in 681 accidents.
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Ohio
Martin Thomas
Butler County Automobile Club
Police Records Highlight White Family Crime Links
Local police report 1942 break in but Army service status. 1950 burglary larceny tied to a West Middletown service station robbery with $300 restitution and probation breach leading to 1 to 15 year sentence. White, linked to A T White, faces grand jury after May 23 auto without owner's consent arrest.
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West Middletown
White
Grand
A. T. White
Eighty-One YMCA Boys Tour Radio Station WPFB
Eighty-one members of the YMCA Boys Summer Fun Club toured radio station WPFB on Tuesday. Police suspect possible links to a safe theft at Chili Parlor last year and planned questioning. Tour conducted by station staff and YMCA leaders scheduled another visit to Middletown Ice and Coal Co at 1 30 p m Thursday.
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WPFB
Jack Kistler
Jack Sheehan
Jean Ann Young
Miss Jean Murphy
Dick Hofferbert
John Walker
Dick Young
Jan Easterling
George Voegele
Middletown Ice and Coal Company
Professor Electrocuted In Swimming Mishap
Professor Robert M. Hunter of Ohio State University Law School died after an apparent electric shock in a home swimming pool. Police theorize a water pump caused the electrocution. he served on the faculty for 30 years.
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Robert M. Hunter
Ohio State University Law School
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