Eisenhower Calls For Peace Sanity and Solvency
Dwight D. Eisenhower pledged to lead the United States toward peace sanity and solvency if elected president addressing more than 805 GOP workers. He said public desire for change exceeds even yearning for world peace citing promises of lower prices taxes and pride in government. Nixon spoke briefly, praising the campaign and noting Eisenhower's South speeches had broad impact as Eisenhower arrived at National airport and received a symbolic large broom symbolizing to clean up Washington.
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United States
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New York
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Washington Hotel
Richard M. Nixon
Constellation
Thomas Rasmussen
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William Erenner
George C. Marshall
Mion
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National Airport
Weather Mix In Southern California With Cool Nights
Scattered high cloudiness through Thursday gives way to mostly sunny days with night and morning low clouds along the coast. Winds gust to northern interior and mountains. Temperature highs reach 71 and lows 51 on Sept 10 1952. Relative to one year ago today highs near 04 and lows 57. Jimmy Cub notes cooler air and possible coast fog. He expects continued cooler weather to help students start the school term.
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Jimmy Cub
James
Jimmy
Bank of America
Bke
May Start Naming Names In Direct Attack
Eisenhower may lift his self imposed ban on naming names and attack Democratic rivals Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman directly. A source said private talks urged him to single out Truman as well, with supporters predicting a harsher campaign as rivals escalate public criticism.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Adlai E Stevenson
John J Sparkman
Truman
Girl In Iron Lung Flown To Arizona
Six year old Karen Louise Dewey recovering after polo strike left her paralyzed, flown from Winslow Arizona to Oxnard via Air Force mercy flight. She was met by Dr and Mrs A R Dewey in Ventira and received emergency care in Phoenix before the 40 hour journey in a portable iron lung.
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Karen Louise Dewey
Air Force
Arizona
Polo
Winslow
A.R. Davey
Ventira
Phoenix
Protest Idle Waterfront as Bridges Ruling Triggers Walkout
In San Francisco nearly half of the dayshift longshore gangs failed to report, leaving cargo idle along the waterfront. Only 25 to 30 gangs were dispatched to handle mail, military and perishable cargo, while some 6000 longshoremen observed a 24 hour stop work meeting. ILWU locals planned further meetings with the possibility of broader stoppages along the coast.
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Harry Bridges
ILWU
U.S. Ninth Circut Court of Appeal
Bridges
Fresh Water Pumped For Ducks Near Sunset Beach
About 35,000 ducks were at risk as authorities dumped fresh water into overheated brackish ponds near Sunset Beach California. State official John Laughlin cited heat wave as the cause and estimated 500 ducks had died on Lomita Gun Club sloughs, while club president Christian Hartke said the ducks were returning to Southern California too soon.
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Lomita
Son of Texas political foe slain in possible political murder
ALICE Tex UP The 22 year old son of a foe of George Parr the duke of Duval county was shot dead in his garage late Monday night as investigators labeled it a political murder amid fears of fear driven voting. Jacob F Floyd Jr a University of Texas law student died from bullet wounds. His father Floyd Sr a campaign manager and outspoken foe of Parr rushed to a drive in cafe after a call warning of planned attack. Local officials said the crime appeared politically charged and attributed it to Parr opponents. Duval county sheriff Parr inherited the political empire from his father Archie Parr. The area including Alice sits next to Duval and has long been noted for its Latin American leaning electorate.
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George Parr
Duval County
Jacob F. Floyd Jr
Texas
Rendez Vous
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Floyd Sr
Parr
C. W. Perkins
Tider Floyd
Butt
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Duval
Archie Parr
U S May Set Off Hydrogen Bomb This Fall
United States may explode its first hydrogen bomb this fall. Joint Task Force 132 will conduct secret tests at Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific to study development of atomic weapons. Observers say the test aims to prove thermonuclear triggering in tritium atoms, not mere size.
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Joint Task Force 132
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Frenchman's Flat
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Truman
Brien McMahan
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America
Kimball Seeks Water Pact With Fallbrook Interests
Navy Secretary Dan Kimball met Fallbrook water representatives to end the federal suit over river basin water rights. He arrived at Lockheed Air Terminal amid striker pickets, accompanying the Navy advocate-general. The government suit targets 2400 Santa Margarita basin residents over claimed purchased water rights tied to Camp Pendleton’s establishment.
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Dan Kimball
Fallbrook Water Interests
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Navy Advocate-General
Lockheed Air Terminal
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Santa Margarita River
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Candidates' Activities Today By United Press
Stevenson travels from San Francisco to Los Angeles by train with whistle stop speeches en route. Sparkman spends the day at the Kansas State fair in Topeka. Eisenhower stops in Washington en route to New York to meet workers at his headquarters. Nixon is in Washington catching up with senatorial work.
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New York
Nixon
Fire destroys warehouse at Adak Naval Station Aleutians
The Navy reports a Monday blaze at Adak Naval Station in the Aleutians destroyed a heavy duty warehouse valued at $1,000,080. Automotive and heavy equipment, spare parts, and assorted vehicles were lost in the fire.
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Adak
Aleutian Islands
McCarthy Wins Wisconsin Primary By Large Margin
Senator Joseph McCarthy claimed a sweeping Wisconsin primary victory over five Republican rivals, with 995,042 votes to Leonard Schmitt's 156,025 from 2,682 precincts. The outcome, seen as a broad mandate on his anti-Communist tactics, sets a record for the state’s GOP Senate contest and likely impacts the national scene.
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Russia
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Thomas Fairchild
Henry Reuss
Ringling
Robert M. LaFollette
Attranyes
Bombing of Manchuria Urged by Marine League
In Los Angeles UP dispatch reports resolutions calling for the use of atom bombs in Manchuria across the Yalu River and for breaking relations with the Soviet Union to be presented at the Marine Corps League convention. Paul Corbin predicted easy passage. John R. O'Brien also said delegates would seek Secretary of State Dean Acheson’s resignation and to plan actions against teen-age delinquency.
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Yalu River
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Soviet Union
Marine Corps League
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Paul Corbin
John R. O'Brien
Dean Acheson
Lockheed Union Readies Prolonged Strike Action
Lockheed officials plan to ask Superior Court for a temporary restraining order to curb mass picketing as a prolonged strike cripples production of Navy and Air Force jets. Union leaders vow to stay out, while deputies are deployed to prevent disturbances. A strike injuries a walker.
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Cyril Chappellet
Frank G. Swain
Burbank
Lockheed
Air Force
Arizona Attorney General Faces Criminal Charges
Arizona's Attorney General Fred C. Wilson is due in Tucson Superior Court to answer bribery and conspiracy charges two days after winning the Democratic nomination. The campaign featured bitter exchanges with Pima County Attorney Robert Morrison, who vowed to remove Wilson, while Morrison warned of gambling ties. Wilson led Morrison 29,869 to 27,085 with 400 precincts reported. Republican nominee Ross F. Jones had 21,213. Both have named special deputies to prosecute the case.
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Fred C. Wilson
Tucson
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Pima County
Robert Morrison
Morrison
Ross F. Jones
Fred Wilson
Mortiser
Antona Daily Star
Fire Clears Domestic Troubles in Santa Monica
A kitchen fire caused $800 damage in Mrs. Berkeley G. Tobey's Santa Monica home but resolved a domestic issue. Her dog Duffy, trapped in the blaze, died, ending the problem.
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Berkeley G. Tobey
Duffy
Bracelet Found In Beverly Hills Street Gutter
A $25,000 platinum bracelet with 410 diamonds, lost by socialites from New York and Los Angeles, was found in a Beverly Hills gutter by Odine Skinner of Van Nuys. He turned it over to police after spotting it among construction debris. Police said Mrs. Walter L. Richard was en route from her Bel-Air home to Beverly Hills when a car incident may have occurred last Friday.
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Odine Skinner
van Nuys
Walter L. Richard
Bel-Air
Sailors Sought In Pacific Missing Family Aboard Tropic Seas
A Long Beach mother urged Coast Guardsmen to alert ships in the South Pacific to locate her son John L. Caldwell 3% his wife Mary and two children Johnny 4 and Steven 20 months who set sail from San Pedro May 16 in the 46 foot ketch Tropic Seas bound for Tahiti and New Zealand.
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Mary
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Steven
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New Zealand
Baseball Scores National League game details and pitchers
Pittsburgh and New York played with final tallies 1 to 27 runs in a muddled box score. Washington and Chicago faced pitching notes with late scoring and relievers listed, including Johnson Grasso and D Johnson.
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Yvats
South Koreans recapture Capitol Hill in brisk clash
South Korean infantry won control of Capitol Hill after two intense Chinese Communist counterattacks. Allied fire halted the assault early, with 1,200 Communist casualties reported in the three day battle. U N air forces targeted supply centers as B 29s razed an ammunition depot near Pyongyang. A U S S Agerholm sustained a minor knee injury from a near miss off the east coast.
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Stevenson Hits GOP In San Jose Whistle Stop
Adlai Stevenson opened a one day railroad whistle stop campaign in the San Joaquin valley with a renewed attack on Republican efforts to co opt Democratic policy. He spoke in San Jose before about 4000 people and endorsed Arthur Johnson for Congress. He defended Korea policy and blamed Russia for high U.S. taxes as he outlined Asia focus and campaign plans through California.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Encorses Gongrassman
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Ime
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Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Truman
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Soviet Union
Sitter Saves Baby From Fire In Pacoima
A 14 year old babysitter named Eileen Snow rescued 14 month old Paula Petty from a burning home in Pacoima. The Petty residence suffered about 25000 dollars in damage while an adjacent house sustained 1000 dollars.
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Eileen Snow
Paula Petty
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