Sheppard Keeps Lead In District Opponent Defeated
Congressman Harry R. Sheppard defeated Superior Judge Carl B. Hilliard by a decisive margin in the General Election. With 78 047 votes tallied from 322 of 509 county precincts, Sheppard led by 5 605 votes. In county races James Gerrard beat Phil Warren for the board seat. Eisenhower led Stevenson in registered voters, with incomplete district tallies for Redlands Ontario Upland and Yucaipa.
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Harry R. Sheppard
Yucaipa
Carl B. Hilliard
San Bernardino
Sheppard
Judge Hilliard
Redlands
Upland
Ontario
San Bernardino-Colton
County Board of Supervisors
James Gerrard
Phil Warren
Paul Gerrard
Gerrard
Market
Warren
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Colton
Sheppard Hilliard Redlands
West End
Weather in Southern California Nov 5 1852 cloudiness and showers
Increasing high cloudiness through Thursday with considerable clouds in the west portion and a chance of light scattered showers in Ventura county northward. Cooler in the west Thursday afternoon. Also notes about Jimmy Cub’s weather optimism and Hol Legg preparing for fruit frost forecasting starting November 5.
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California
Ventura County
Jimmy Cub
Jimmy
Hol Legg
Eisenhower to Visit Korea Before Inauguration
President elect Dwight D Eisenhower said he will go to Korea before his inauguration. He plans a 10 day Augusta vacation and discussed transport with President Truman who offered the flying White House. Eisenhower will send a representative to Washington to help draft the 1953 44 budget. He urged unity across parties for a better future.
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Dwight D Eisenhower
Korea
Fizenhower
Augusta
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
James C. Slagerty
Commodore Hotel
Georgia
United States
Atons
Commodore
California Votes GOP for First Time Since 1928
California voters backed Dwight Eisenhower and the Republican ticket in a near sweep. Eisenhower led Stevenson by about 400,000 votes with 14,899 of 20,773 precincts reporting, signaling gains for the GOP in the U S Senate and state legislature. The outcome pivots on a Republican Senate majority and a strengthened Assembly, with Knowland retaining his Senate seat and Warren likely naming Nixon’s successor.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
House of Representatives
Golden State
Los Angeles
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New House
Frank C. Havenner
Havenner
Congress
Nixon
James B. Utt
GOP
Thomas H. Kuche
Laughlin E. Waters
Republican State Central Committee
William F. Knowland
Senate
Reuben W. Borough
State Assembly
Prohibition Party Candidate Congratulates Eisenhower
Prohibition party presidential candidate Stuart Hamblen sent a telegram to Dwight Eisenhower congratulating him on victory and warning of a great emergency. He urged guidance from God Almighty in all decisions and noted Eisenhower could become either the greatest man or the most hated failure four years hence.
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Arcadia
Stuart Hamblen
Prohibition Party
Dwight Eisenhower
Hisen
Whittaker Chambers Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Whittaker Chambers, whose testimony helped convict ex State Department official Alger Hiss, was hospitalized with a heart attack in Baltimore. His personal physician said Chambers is in fair condition and ordered to rest as treatment proceeds.
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Baltimore, Md
Whittaker Chambers
State Department
Alger Hiss
Damon Alagia
Nixon Triumphs In Landmark Presidential Victory
Vice President elect Richard Nixon surged to a record rise in American politics as voters swept the Republican ticket into office. The California senator praised General Eisenhower and prepared to fly to Washington for a reunion with his children. Nixon defended a $218,000 political expense fund as necessary political expenses, while supporters called the victory a vindication for the Navy veteran. Eisenhower told Nixon in Wheeling, You're my boy.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
Gen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington
GOP
Wheeling
Boy
Lus
Stevenson Urges United Front After Defeat
Adlai E. Stevenson called on Americans to close ranks and prayed Dwight D. Eisenhower could lead the nation to peace after conceding defeat in the election. He displayed a broad grin, declared the race over at the Leland hotel, and refused a 1956 bid, ending with a traditional note about fighting until election day.
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Springfield
UPI
Adlai
E. Stevenson
Dwight B. Tisenhower
Stevenson
White House
Leland Hotel
GOP Holds Lead In House Close Vote For Senate
In a tense national tally GOP lawmakers gained ground in the House while fighting to edge Democrats for Senate control. Eisenhower’s broad win appears to aid Republican candidates, as results show a tightly divided Congress with 48 Senate seats for Republicans and 46 for Democrats plus independents. Races listed include notable upsets and continued implications for party balance.
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William F. Koowland
Reuben Borough
GOP
William S. Mansliard
House
Senate
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ernest W. McFarland
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
O'Mahoney Concedes Defeat in Wyoming Senate Bid
Cheyenne Wyoming UP Senator Joseph C O Mahoney sixth ranking U S senator conceded defeat in his bid for a fourth term Gov Frank A Barrett of Wyoming his Republican opponent received a congratulatory telegram from the senator
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
U.S
Senate
Frank A. Barrett
Wyoming
Republicas
Eisenhower Captures Historic Electoral Victory in 1952
Dwight D. Eisenhower won the presidency in a record landslide, carrying 431 electoral votes and the largest popular vote ever. Republicans also gained a slim Senate edge and projected control of the House, while Stevenson conceded after losing Illinois and southern states.
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United Press
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Senate
Electoral vote tally by United Press as of 9 a.m. PST
United Press tabulations list Adlai Stevenson with 3 electoral votes from Alabama Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina West Virginia for a total 3. Eisenhower attains 442 votes from Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho Wyoming Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming.
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California
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Maine
Maryland
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New Jersey
New York
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North Dakota
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Pennsylvania
Utah
Vermont
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Florida
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Missouri
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Virginia
Washington
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United Press
Adlai Stevenson
Alabama
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Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Twiners
Iowa
Kansas
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Seventeen Republican Governors Win Big in Key States
Seventeen Republican candidates for governor swept into office, unseating Democrats in three states while Democrats elected nine governors. Michigan's race saw G. Mennen Williams challenged by Fred M. Alger Jr. in a seesaw battle, with Williams seeking a third term. Massachusetts and Indiana saw tight contests as Republicans gained seats.
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Washington
G. Mennen Williams
Fred M. Alger Jr
Michigan
Williams
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
R-Mass
Indiana
Delaware
Ffidis
Sherwood Dixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ilinois
GOP
William G. Stratton
Lodge Concedes Defeat in Massachusetts Senate Race
In Boston Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. conceded defeat to John F. Kennedy as ballots counted in 1,661 of 1,967 precincts showed Kennedy leading by 73,754 with Kennedy at 1,134,691 and Lodge at 1,042,987.
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Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Harry P. Cain
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Air Force
Senate
James P. Kem
Mass
Boston
R-Mass
Kennedy
Lodge
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