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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1952

Page

2

GOP Platform Group Seeks Ax-Grinders for 1952 Campaign

Republicans form a platform group in Chicago to hear from business leaders labor representatives and experts as they draft the 1952 GOP platform. Subcommittees will tackle foreign policy civil rights taxation and national defense with Eisenhower and Taft aligned factions arguing over isolationism and international cooperation.

Chicago Resolutions Committee Conrad Hilton Hotel Dwight D. Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Eugene D. Millikin Colorado Taft Millikin Eisenhower Ohio GOP Congressional Committee

Steelworkers Plan Another Meeting in Effort to End Strike

New York reports say CIO United Steelworkers will meet with major steel companies this week to push a settlement of the month-long strike that has affected 600000 workers. The American Iron and Steel Institute plans a Wednesday meeting, amid talks with Bethlehem Steel on a watered-down union shop. U S Steel opposes any deal limiting workers freedom of choice.

New York CIO United Steelworkers American Iron & Steel Institute Bethlehem Steel Corp U. S. Steel Corp U. S. Steel

Prostitution Charge Against Barbara Clayton in Odessa

Barbara Clayton 23 was arrested in an Odessa hotel by city detectives. She pled guilty in City Court to vagrancy by prostitution and was fined 100 dollars.

Barbara Clayton Odessa

Fatally Injured Woman in Farm Road Accident

Mrs. R. L. McGough, 78, was fatally injured yesterday when struck by an automobile about one mile east of Marlin on a farm to market road. The incident occurred in the countryside as she rode near the roadway.

Marlin R. L. McGough

Dewey Predicts Ike Or Taft Top Nomination At Chicago Convention

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey forecasts the Republican nomination will hinge on Dwight D. Eisenhower against Robert Taft with about 100 votes separating them on the first ballot. He says no dark horse can overtake the frontrunners, and Taft believes he can secure 604 votes to clinch the nomination. On the Democratic side Adlai Stevenson steps forward as a more viable candidate if drafted, though he remains uncertain about running.

Houston Tex Thomas E. Dewey New York Dark Horse Chicago Dewy Dwight D. Eisenhower Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio Dewey Earl Warren California Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Theodore McKelden Maryland Warren Douglas MacArthur Eisenhower Taft McKeldin John S. Fine Pennsylvania Arthur Summerfield Michigan Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson United Press

Mine Safety Bill To Get Action

The House Rules Committee decides today whether to send a bill strengthening government authority over mine safety regulations to the floor for a vote. If not approved, Majority Leader McCormack says the measure could be taken up Wednesday under a two thirds requirement for passage or a simple majority if proceedings allow.

House Rules Committee Organized Labor McCormack D-Mass

Marathon voting eyed for Democratic convention delays

Democratic candidates said the party’s convention will require many ballots to nominate a candidate. Nineteen states toured, with prospects of seven to eight ballots argued by Russell and Kerr, Kefauver leading with 257 delegates but short of the needed number, while forecasts of a possible deadlock dominated discussions.

Washington Richard B. Russell Georgia Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Estes Kefauver Tennessee Kefauver Russell

Acheson cites Korea strikes as proper action

Secretary of State Dean Acheson told British MPs the bombing of Yalu river power plants in Korea was proper and essential but admitted a snafu occurred by not notifying Britain in advance. He said Britain is a partner and that failure to consult was an error.

Washington Secrece Dean Acheson Yalu River Korea U. S Acheson Britain

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