Latest Developments In Pre-Convention Battle
UNITED FRESS reports on the Republican race with Eisenhower criticizing isolationists and Taft maneuvering for delegates. Stassen says both leading candidates are too conservative on civil rights. Kefauver urges national program against discrimination, Harriman cited as Democratic hope with civil rights appeal. Indiana Democrats seek 22 convention votes while Illinois Republicans award Taft delegates.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
America
Taft
The
Ohioan
Pennsylvania
Peremore
Thomas E. Dewey
York
John B. Ledge
Connecticut
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Stassen
Harold E. Stassen
National Press Club
Harriman
White
W. Averell Harriman
Indiana
Adlai E
Lstreneoe
Hlinois
Olympic Team May Be Best Balanced
Dan Ferris says the 1952 US Olympic track and field squad will be the best balanced in history. He notes improvements across events where foreigners previously scored, highlighting the 10,000 and 4,000 meter distances, the javelin and the hop, step and jump. Ferris believes the team could even excel in the short wall.
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Hal Wood
Los Angeles
Dan Ferris
National
AAU
Ferris
Henry Laskau
Laskau
Long Beach
George Rhodes
Jamaica
Mal Whitfield
Curt Stone
Fred Wilt
Horace Ashenfelter
Wes Santos
Kansas
Padres, Solons In Little League Wins
St Mary's Padres battered the Mentone Oaks 103 and Gill Electric Solons edged Van Dorn's Beavers 5-3 last night in Little League. Tonight Stectkon Stars meet Gaughs Angels at 8 and the Opti musts Seals square off with Pratt's Rainiers in the second game at approx. 8. The Padres had three hits to the Oaks two but Mentone pitchers walked 16 batters. East, Johnson, Blosbaum won. Eddie and Bill McGuire banged losses. Kiel got the win after entering the second with bases loaded. Clark charged with the loss. Garring er homered, Carter had two hits for Solons. Stafford lost. Line scores: Oaks 020 100 3, Beavers 108 6 103.
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St Mary's Padres
Mentone Oaks
Gill Electric Solons
van Dorn
Beavers
Stectkon Stars
Gaughs Angels
Optimusts Seals
Pratt
Rainiers
Padres
Oaks
Menton
Jerry East
Dennis Johnson
Billy Blosbaum
Eddie
Bill McGuire
Buddy Kiel
Jimmy Clark
Dani Garringer
Settle
Louie
Kiel
Reynoza
Man Claims Kinship To Boy Emperor Interrogated
Tokyo police report a man named Pu Kein arrested on bad check charges claims to be the younger brother of Henry Pu I, the former boy emperor of Manchukuo. Officials are checking the tale and say Pu resembles Henry Pu at least somewhat.
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Tokyo
Henry Pu
Manchukuo
Pu Kein
Florence Mengler Bride Of Los Angeles Man In Las Vegas
News of the marriage of Miss Florence Janet Mengler daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Mengler of 1878 Turquoise avenue Las Vegas Nev witnessed a double ring ceremony in which an couple from Los Angeles attended as witnesses. Miss Mengler a Redlands High School alumna married Arthur Townsend of Los Angeles who works for a tar mite concern. The second couple from Los Angeles served as attendants. Mengler later attended San Bernardino Valley College and Parguson Beauty School before working at Harrico beauty shop Redlands. The event followed by community church notes on upcoming meetings and local notes on clubs schools and visitors.
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Florence Mangler
Los Angeles
Florence Janet Mengler
James L. Mengler
Turquoise Avenue
Latur
Las Vegas
Nev
Miss Mengler
Menton
Arthur Townsend
Los Aggeles
Brigegroom
Nevada City
Mengler
Redlands
San Berhardina Valley College
Parguson
San Bernardino
Harri Co
Community Church
Inbetweeners Couples Club
Sylvan Park
Dale McKee
Hughy
A. Wright
Warren Swan
Sam Bury
Wright
Claremont
National Council of Congregational Churches
Pomona Cillage
J. Martin Peterson
Thousand Pines
First Baptist Church
Mentone
Patricia
Billy Lawson
Stanley Wisdom
Wynn Woodruff
Michael Huffstuther
JoAnne Welker
Mexico
Woman's Missionary Society
W. R. Lawson
Woman’s Missionary Society
All Circles
Africa
World Wide Guild
Fisher
Olivine Avenue
Girl Scouts
North Amethyst Avenues
Presbyterians Beat Baptists In Double Header
In the YMCA Church League opener the First Presbyterians rallied to beat the First Baptists 19 to 3. Frankis Roberts went 4 for 4 for the Presbyterians, with H. Streat allowing three hits and fanning seven in five frames. The Christian Reformed then defeated University Methodist 16 to 1 behind Van Grown going 3 for 4 as the Uni Methodist managed only one hit in the last inning.
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First Presbyterians
First Baptists
Christian Reformed
University Methodist
Frankis Roberts
H. Streat
Street
W. Roberts
Koomman
Presbyterians
D. Davis
Baptist
Ed Holes
Byron Ekema
van Grown
B. Vander Wall
K. Neumayer
Bob Miller
Treasure House Finds For Used Furniture In Classified Ads
Local merchants promote a quick sale of unused furniture and appliances through classified ads. Shoppers are urged to check listings for ready markets and bargains.
Redlands pianist Jean Kuhns earns top musicianship honor
Redlands native Jean Kuhns won the American College of Musicians diploma the highest national emblem for gifted pianists. Her audition in Los Angeles showcased a 20-piece advanced repertoire from Bach to Bartok, with performances across the West and in Albuquerque.
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Vormer Redlands
Jean Kuhns
American College of Musicians
Organvatiear
Kuhns
Bach
Mogart
Bala Bartok
Peational Guild of Piano Teaches
Los Angeles
Alavkam Bryant
Alburerque
NML
Redlund
Nanqciation
Charles Fisher
University of Redlands Voice Department
University of Redlands
University of Southern California
Paul Fisk
Frederick Marvin
Ahee Ehlers
Intel
Malan Blanchet
Redlands Girls Named To Office At Girls State
Redlands girls attending the Sacramento Girls State program have been elected to offices. Rita Cabral, sponsored by the Filiap Marmeleio American Legion Auxiliary, was named city council member. Dean Anderson, sponsor for Redlands American Legion, was named superintendent of the mythical county.
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Ino Redlands
Sacramento
Rita Cabral
Filiap Marmeleio American Leno Auxiagyunt
Amin
Murin
Olegtians
Dean Anderson
Redlands American Legion Wiuathary
Japan Applies For United Nations Seat Amid Vetos Expected
Tokyo announced it submitted a formal request for UN membership to Secretary General Trygve Lie, acknowledging likely Soviet veto. Masa Yosh Kakitsubo said the move honors Japan’s postwar commitments under the San Francisco treaty, with the note delivered to UN headquarters in New York.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Russia
Frigve Lie
New York
Foreign Office
Masayosh Kakitsubo
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