Stevenson Refuses to Reveal Cash Fund Donor Names
Baltimore Adlai E Stevenson said he will not reveal contributors to or recipients of a special cash fund added to salaries of state officials. He argued publicity would be unwelcome and breach of good faith. Nixon and others demand details as Stevenson meets with volunteers and discusses public official pay.
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County Board Refuses To Accept New Hospital
Winnebago County Supervisors on Tuesday declined to formally accept the nearly completed county hospital in its present condition. They plan to reconsider after addressing cracks and defects, while not ruling out eventual acceptance. The delay follows concerns about structural issues and safety at the facility.
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County Supervisors Pass Resolution After Inspecting New Courthouse
In a Tuesday afternoon session the supervisors met in the courthouse chamber to review the county’s new building. After a tour of inspection earlier, they unanimously resolved to return to the board on Pace 11 for further action.
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Ike's Wire to Nixon Telegram Text
The telegram from Eisenhower to Nixon discusses a personal decision pending public reaction. It requests Nixon fly to Wheeling West Virginia for a direct talk and expresses lasting, undiminished personal regard.
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Bolich pleads innocent in tax evasion case
New York Daniel A. Bolich once the government's second in command for tax affairs pleaded not guilty to evading 7444 dollars in income taxes. A trial date was set for October 8. Bolich had served as assistant commissioner of internal revenue under Joseph D. Nunan.
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Gas Barrage Ends Seven Hour Illinois Prison Riot
In Chester Illinois state police and prison guards used a two hour gas barrage to quell a seven hour rebellion by about 300 inmates at Menard Prison. Three inmates were injured along with one guard slight injury from a backfire. Warden Jerome Mume put damage at $3000. Two ringleaders, Wm. Bell and Earl S Hamilton, were placed in solitary. Bell had previous escape attempt two years ago. Only one cell block engaged, housing 62 of 1884 inmates.
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Eisenhower Nixon meet in Wheeling West Virginia
Ike and Nixon planned a late night session in Wheeling to decide Nixon’s fate on the Republican ticket. Hagerty announced the meeting after talks among Knowland Adams and Summerfield. Nixon would arrive about 7 30 p m CST and a Wheeling speech preceded the session.
Mrs. Short Named As Truman's Aid At White House
Mrs Short 44 widow of Joseph Short White House press secretary who died last week is named by President Truman as a top aid with the same rank and salary as correspondence secretary. It is the first time a woman has held such a high White House post. She replaces William D Hassett who resigned. his successor remains to be named.
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Council approves east side junior high site amid emergency
An emergency council meeting approved a new junior high site south of Melvin Street between Hazel and Grove, directing the finance committee to acquire property from current owners. The move follows a plan shift after a residential development was found on the initial site and a cost delta with the board of education.
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Caudle Hints at White House Scandals in Testimony
Lamar Caudle testified before a House Judiciary Subcommittee that former Attorney General J Howard McGrath warned he knew enough about the White House to cause a major scandal. Caudle said McGrath discussed a clique seen as responsible for Caudle’s dismissal and hinted the same group pursued him. The hearing, led by Rep Chelf, nears its end as probe into the Justice Department continues.
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State Workers to Get $1 Month Hike in Bonus
Madison reports a $1 monthly bonus boost for 11,300 state employees based on the cost of living index. The increase, effective October 1, follows a tied quarterly rule and raises bonuses from $67 to $65 monthly across income brackets, reflecting recent federal index data.
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Nixon Voice Captivates Cleveland in Radio Appeal
About 15,000 gathered in Cleveland to hear Senator Richard Nixon defend his receipt of an $18,000 private expense fund from businessmen. Eisenhower and Mamie watched on as Taft supporters cheered. The broadcast portrayed Nixon’s honesty and fight to win the Republican nomination, with audience reactions ranging from tense attention to hushed awe.
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Thousands Back Nixon As Telegrams Pile Up Nationwide
The Nixon campaign drew a flood of telegrams and calls praising his explanation of an $18,000 fund, with Republican leaders largely backing him. Western Union offices were overwhelmed as supporters and donors sought to contact party HQ and individual figures. Democratic leaders urged restraint pending facts, while GOP lawmakers and others praised Nixon as he faced questions about the fund.
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Nixon appeals for political fate after nationwide talk
Senator Richard M. Nixon spoke to a national audience in a TV radio appeal about his political future and the $18,235 expense fund raised by Southern Californians to aid his senate service. He said the fund never benefited him personally and pledged to abide by the Republican National Committee’s decision. He planned a Montana stop and a possible meeting with General Eisenhower in West Virginia. Ike called the speech magnificent and urged a meeting.
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Polio toll rises as Milwaukee girl dies at 13
Barbara Linnemanstons, 13, the fourth fatal polio victim in Milwaukee, died Tuesday night amid reports of two Burlington High School football cases. Wisconsin health board notes 233 new cases last week, total 13026 in 1952, far above 1951. Milwaukee County added 38 cases. counties statewide reported multiple cases across Dane, La Crosse, Brown and others.
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Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Forecast Early Week
Wisconsin forecasts fair to partly cloudy and warmer conditions with tonight’s low 40 to 45 north and 45 to 30 south, Tuesday high near 75. Minnesota odds of light showers near the northern border with warmer conditions southeast, Thursday cooler and cloudy north with some showers. Temperature readings show 7:30 am at 31 and noon at 63 with a crest observation above Menasha dam and rainfall noted as inch since Ty. Weather notes include max 66, min 37 for the period and deficiencies for the month and year.
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