Challenge of 1952 United Party Rise to Eisenhower Nomination
The 1952 Republican race centers on Dwight D. Eisenhower securing the presidential nomination over Senate leader Robert Taft. Taft concedes while praising the party, as Eisenhower gathers support from governors and lawmakers for a campaign to oust perceived federal corruption and lead a stronger national and international role. Nixon's vice presidential candidacy cements Taft's loyalty, signaling a united GOP effort in November.
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America
Ighest
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
United States Senate
Gen
Eisenhower
Europe
NATO
Gen. Eisenhower
Gov. Dewey
GOP
Congress
Senator Nixon
California
Nixon
Green County farmer loses cows after spraying thistles
Ten years ago a Green County farmer failed to exercise call on July 12 1942 and lost four cows to sodium chlorate sprayed on Canadian thistles. The Monticello Leglers held a golden wedding anniversary open house. A fire blamed on a bird nesting with a lit cigarette caused minor damage to Kubly Trucking Co. scale house. Three Nazi columns drove on Soviet lines in a major Russian campaign. Maurice J. Conway of Blanchardville was reported missing in action in the Philippines.
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Green County
David A. Leglers
Monticello
Kubly Trucking Co
Russia
Maurice J. Conway
Blanchardville
Philippines
Democrats Predict Victory Battling Ike in November
Democratic leaders, while conceding Eisenhower Nixon are strong, forecast a party victory in November. At the Chicago convention opening July 21, contenders Kefauver Kerr Harriman Russell and Stevenson urged a hard campaign. Truman urged a robust Fair Deal effort as the path to defeat the GOP ticket.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
James A. Farley
New York State
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Averell Harriman
Richard Russell
Georgia
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Kerr
Washington
Eisenhower
Harriman
Detroit
Kefauver
Russell
Stevenson
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eastvold's Rise Surprises State in GOP Convention Fight
Tacoma attorney and state senator Don Eastvold emerges as a leading Eisenhower supporter in the Washington Republican convention battles. A 32 year old native of Minnesota who grew up in Eau Claire, Wis., he is a junior legislator with rising prominence in party strategy and public speaking honors.
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Seattle
Don Eastvold
Tacoma
S. C. Eastvold
Pacific Lutheran College At
Eastvold
Minneapolis
Eau Claire
Wis
Mrs Madru 20 Dies After Beloit Motorcycle Crash
Beloit special where Betty Jane Marie Reinhart Madru 20 died in Beloit hospital after a motorcycle crash on River Road bridge near Afton. She suffered arm fractures and possible skull injury. deputies report the cycle left the road and struck a tree after failing to negotiate a curve. She was Beloit native and Beloit High School alumna.
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Beloit
Fred Madru
River Road
Afton
Rock County
Madru
Betty Jane Marie Reinhart
Beloit High School
Rockford Business College
Abilene Cheers Home Town Boy Ike After Nomination
Abilene Kansas erupts in celebration as General Dwight D. Eisenhower tops the Chicago convention on the first ballot. Fire station air raid signals and a fire alarm announce the news while a spontaneous band forms near Third and Broadway as crowds block traffic.
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Abilene
Kas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Chicago
Eisenhower
Third
Broadway
Truman Signs Bill For Flood Programs
President Truman signed a bill appropriating 584.06 million dollars for the army engineers river and harbor and flood control program. The measure funds rivers and harbors 236.79 million and flood control 255.74 million for the year starting July 1, aiding near adjournment plans.
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Washington
Truman
Army Engineers
Oshkosh Attorney Dies in Chicago Hotel
Rudyard T. Keefe age 48 an Oshkosh Wisconsin attorney died of a heart ailment in his LaSalle Hotel room Chicago. He was a brother of the late Frank Keefe former Wisconsin congressman and once Winnebago County district attorney. Survived by wife Lucille a daughter Ann seven a son Thomas nine and sisters Mrs Maude Hayward Minneapolis and Mrs Kathryn Craig Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Rudyard T. Keefe
Oshkosh
Wis
LaSalle Hotel
Keefe
Frank Keefe
Wisconsin
Winnebago County
Lucille
Ann
Thomas
Maude Hayward
Minneapolis
Kathryn Craig
Green Bay
Many Empty Seats in Hall For Speech by Eisenhower
In Chicago Eisenhower’s acceptance speech drew a mixed crowd with bare gallery patches sparking questions about Republican unity. Some blamed ticket mixups or heat and TV, while others saw it as a sign of deep party divisions between Eisenhower and Sen. Robert Taft and their followers.
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Relman Morin
Chicago
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert Taft
United States
Philadelphia
Eisenhower Victory Tops European Reactions Across Europe
London reports soothe as Eisenhower wins the Republican nomination. Foreign Office notes admiration for Eisenhower. In Paris, Rome, Berlin, Stockholm, and Rome editors welcome the choice, predicting continued U.S. aid and a leadership stance favorable to Europe against communism.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Eisenhower
Europe
England
s_ independent Times
Sweden
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Robert A. Taft
Free World
Germany
Berlin
der Tagesspiegel
Italy
Rome
II Tempo
France
Rouen
Paris
Normandie
Taft
Douglas MacArthur
State Veterans Loans Reach 24 Million Total
Madison—The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs reports housing loans totaling 24,327,303 since the state aid program began. Director Gordon Huseby told the Board of Veterans Affairs the breakdown includes 19,476,100 for home purchases, 4,319,462 for construction, 1,038,758 for improvements, and 28,600 for refinancing.
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Madison
Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs
Gordon Huseby
Huseby
Board of Veteran Affairs
AWOL Marine Caught After 16 Hour Chase
Donald Zabel an 18 year old from Weyauwega was captured after a 16 mile pursuit by land air and hounds for breaking and entering grand larceny and absence from the Marine Corps. The theft involved a $50 radio from a Stevensville home June 21. Zabel was spotted near the Weyauwega fair grounds then cornered in an abandoned farm house after a plane search over marshy ground.
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Gill’s Landing
St. George
Waupaca
Zabel
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon Notice
All boys and girls are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Include name street or box number post office date of birth age last birthday.
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Monroe
Evening Times Boys
Evening Times Club
Evening Times
Monroe, Wis
Mrs Nixon stunned by vice presidential nomination
Ruth Cow reports Chicago says Mrs Nixon married to California senator Richard Nixon expresses disbelief at her husband’s sudden nomination at the Eisenhower ticket convention. She recalls the moment a news flash announced the selection as she and Nixon awaited the next steps amid celebrations with Warren and Knowland.
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Chicago
Richard Nixon
Eisenhowers
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Spee
Nixons
Earl Warren
William Knowland
Washington, D.C
Patricia
Julie
Patricia Ryan
Ely
Nev
Whittier
Calif
New Members Include Hartwig Zweifel Lunde
A brief notice lists new members with full names and addresses. Hartwig from route 3 joined on February 26, 1952. Zweifel from route 2 Juda joined on July 16, 1950. Lunde of 1213 Hill Street Carbondale Ill joined on July 24, 1948.
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Kim William Hartwig
Dale Allard Zweifel
Juda
Cathy Jo Lunde
Hill Street
Carbondale
Ill
David Lee Lehmann
Brodhead
Richard Leroy
Sandra Sue Foulker
Winslow
David Harlan Voegels
Browntown
Yvonne Elaine Zimmerman
Glenda Mae Severson
Judith Ann Daly
Monticello
Chris Alston
Jimmy Lee Frehner
Philip B. Knobel
Lyle Thomas Samson
Maynard Earl Mangelsen
Cumberland
Judith Ann Larson
Cows and calves killed by freight train near Freeport
Six cows and three calves worth 2380 dollars were killed early yesterday when they wandered onto the tracks near an Illinois Central freight line underpass on U S route 20 two miles east of Freeport. Owner Fred Kneller reported the cattle escaped from a pasture via a gate near the tracks.
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Freeport
Illinois Central
U. S. Route 20
Fred Kneller
Diameter of Chubb crater rim in Quebec averaged 11500 feet
The article notes measurements of the Chubb crater located in Northern Quebec, stating the rim diameter averages about 11 500 feet, indicating a sizable impact feature in the region.
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Chubb Crater
Quebec
Goats Feature Across Worlds From Milk to Leather
A miscellany of notes highlights goats in history and industry. It covers uses from milk and cheese to fine Morocco leather and angora fabrics. It notes their climbs in trees in Morocco and the growing U S population of goats for dairy and fiber. Birthday listings follow for local residents across several towns through mid July.
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United States
Taormin
Sicily
Europe
Morocco
Kashmir
Orangeville Man Dies at Freeport
Edwin Daughenbach 78 died at 10 a m yesterday in Deaconess hospital Freeport Born in Orangeville he was a flour salesman and later a farmer He leaves two daughters Mrs William Hazel Blue Island and Mrs Walter Sussdorf Three Rivers Mich two sons Marvin Orangeville and Lester Freeport Services set for 3 p m Monday at Walker Mortuary Freeport with burial in Orangeville cemetery
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Orangeville
Edwin Daughenbach
Deaconess
Freeport
Daughenbach
William Hazel
Blue Island
Walter Sussdorf
Three Rivers
Mich
Marvin
Lester
Walker Mortuary
Monticello Legion Names New Officers
Monticello announces the Amstutz Marty American Legion post officers to be installed Aug 10 in Albany ceremonies. John Smith is elected commander succeeding Harold Schulz. Edward Quade first vice commander. Karl Freitag second vice commander. Raymond Miles adjutant. Frederick Voegels chaplain. Otto Bently historian. John Streiff finance officer. A G Hill athletic officer. M E Lynn service officer. Roy Stettler and Clarence Blumer sergeants at arms.
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Monticello
Amstutz-Marty American Legion
Albany
John Smith
Harold Schulz
Edward Quade
Karl Freitag
Raymond Miles
Frederick Voegels
Otto Bently
John Streiff
A. G. Hill
M. E. Lynn
Roy Stettler
Clarence Blumer
Juda Guests and Church Notices in Juda and Area
Mrs. F N Miller hosts Juda visitors from Woodstock Illinois including Mr and Mrs Robert Courier and Mrs Ruth Latham. WSWS Evangelical UB church group meets with Mrs Sam Waelti and leader Mrs Marion Liedschlag. Communion announced for Juda and Oakley union churches. social at Union church benched by weather featured a talent show. Leslie Boyer family visited Glenn Boyers. Feldt and Smith depart for W S W convention in Lombra Wisconsin with Mission Band delegation.
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Robert Courier
Ruth Latham
Ethel Courrier
Woodstock
Ill
Inez Weaver
Latham
Miss Weaver
WSWS
Sam Waelti
Marion Liedschlag
Peter Retzlaff
Juda and
Oakley Union
Union Church
Mary Brunkow
Joyce
Gloria Ruef
Beverly Starke
Mission Band
Lomira
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