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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1952

Page

2

MacArthur Boomed as Taft MacArthur VP Pick

Chicago reports a boom for General Douglas MacArthur as a possible vice presidential pick on the Republican ticket. Taft backers tout a Taft MacArthur ticket with Hoover possibly added, while Eisenhower and Hoover letters shape a split among factions. Taft urged MacArthur might accept a top nomination, influencing Pennsylvania delegates and the convention outcome.

Chicago Douglas MacArthur Taft New York Roosert A. Taft Herbert Hoover Hoover BiacArthur Waldorf-Astoria MacArthur Dwight D. Eisenhower Taft-MacArthur Washington John S. Fine Pennsylvania Fine

Treason Trial Arises Over Fort Knox Case

Army says Capt. Dua Guadifano a Filmino veteran from Korean War has been recalled from training at Fort Knox to face treason charges. The accusation stems from the killing of a Filipino colonel during a Japanese occupation era.

ACES Tanya Gy Dua Guadifano Filmino Traineng U. S Fort Knox

G.O.P Leaders Forecast Victory Ahead of 1952 Nomination

Chicago reports from the eve of the Republican National Convention show Taft Stassen Lodge and Gabrielson predicting strong support for Taft or Eisenhower. Delegates from western states urged unity to win in November, with talk of a national sweep across levels.

Chicago G.O.P Robert A. Taft Harold E. Stassen Henry Cabot Lodge Eisenhower Dwicht Stu Waies Lame Duck National Committee

Harriman Gains Votes in Democratic delegate tally

Averell Harriman, head of the Mutual Security Administration, crosses the 100 mark in first ballot delegate strength for the Democratic nomination. A Utah poll gives Harriman six of 12 votes, pushing his total to 101 percent. 1,230 convention votes are cast with 616 needed for the nomination. Virginia’s 28 votes remain to be allocated on July 17, leaving Kefauver, Russell, Harriman, Stevenson and others in the mix with Uncommitted at 400 and total 1,202.

Washington Averell Harriman Mutual Security Utah Harriman Associated Press Chicago Virginia Kefauver Russell

Eisenhower says he will ignore some public speaking pointers

General Dwight D. Eisenhower revealed he plans to ignore advice from Churchill on speaking from memory. He notes he performs better without a script in most campaign work, except when precise timing is needed for radio and television.

Chicago Dwight D. Eisenhower Winston Churchill Churchill Eisenhower

Eisenhower Seeks Convention Reversal Of Delegates Fight

Eisenhower presses for a floor reversal at the convention after the National Committee split 76 to 20 in favor of Taft on delegate contests. He vows a tough slugging battle to win the nomination and urges a rule change so contested delegates cannot seat each other. Taft allies argue focus should be on issues, not intra-party battles.

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Taft Claims Lead in Delegates for Early Ballot Nomination

Taft accused opponents of wild charges and said he had more than a majority of delegates. He predicted his nomination on an early ballot as the campaign heated up over the straight-out issue between right and wrong.

Taft

Women Delegates Boost at 1952 Republican Convention

Women will have a bigger say than ever before in the 1952 Republican National Convention. The convention totals 380 women delegates and alternates, with 128 delegates and 252 alternates, an all time high.

Chicago

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