Taft Faces Fight Over Delegates At Convention
Taft led a coalition to restrict 68 delegates from Georgia Louisiana and Texas from voting on seating contests while their status is decided. Eisenhower backers gained control of the credentials committee under Ross Rizley, signaling a possible report favoring Eisenhower on contested delegates and a floor fight at the convention.
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Leisenhower
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Eisenhower
Ross Rizley
Oklahoma
Ohio
Ssenhower
Wiliam Winowland
California
Harl Warren
Callim
Fernia
Rizenhower
Maryland
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Mason Owlett
B. Carrol Reece
Southern
Ohioan
Reece
Harry Darby
Kansas
Tairs
Enator
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Lodge
Theodore McKeidin
Robbers Strike Manhattan Gas Station Again
John di Gorga, a night attendant at a Manhattan filling station, identified two gunmen who robbed the same station twice in under two months. They previously took 75 dollars then 53 dollars. this time di Gorga handed over 59 dollars and alerted police.
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New York
John di Gorga
Manhattan
di Gorga
Resorts shine as holiday crowds hit peak in New York
Albany reports record July fourth weekend across Lake George Central Adirondacks and Thousand Islands. Catskills fill every room while more than a million people flock to South Shore beaches and thousands tour New York City. Turkeys note explains origin of term.
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Albany Pi
State Commerce Department
Lake George
Adirondacks
Thousand Islands Bride
Catskill Mountain
Department
Long Island
New York City
Auburn man pleads guilty in bank funds case
Klock pleaded guilty to conspiracy and misapplication of $374 000 in bank funds. Paul Titus faced trial. the jury failed to reach a verdict. Judge Foley noted the bank was reimbursed before embezzlement discovery and Baldwin's ill health.
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Klock
Paul Titus
Auburn
Titus
Baldwin
Foley
Tommy Manville Takes No.9 Today
In New Rochelle asbestos heir Tommy Manville and dancer-writer Anita Roddy Eden await a judge’s waiver of the three day waiting period before their hoped for wedding. Manville, 38, said he looked forward to marrying the woman he intends to make his ninth wife.
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NEW Rochelle
INS
Tommy Manville
Anita Roddy- Eden
Manville
S. S. United States Reports First Baby in Maiden Voyage
In Le Havre France the U S United States welcomed its first child a five and a half pound girl named Barbara Jo to Dr and Mrs Milton J Allen of Madison Ohio The infant accompanied the ship on its run from New York to Southampton arriving yesterday afternoon after a record breaking voyage
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LE Havre
France
America
U. S. United States
Milton J. Allen
Madison, N. OS
Barbara Jo
Southampton
New York
Jap Reds Battle Police in Nagoya Riot
In Nagoya Japan's third largest city police clashed with about 1000 rioting Communists for three hours Monday night. Kyodo News Agency reported one killed and at least 63 injured including 56 policemen as officers fired into the mob amid stones bamboo spears and fire bombs.
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Tokyo
Nagoya
Japan
Kyodo
Empire State Building Undergoes Weatherproofing Again
Maintenance crews report rain frost and heat crack cement joints in the Empire State Building the world’s tallest. Over 21 years the structure has had three repaints and cement reseals. This round of work will proceed from ground to the 104th story.
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New York
Empire State Building
Maintenace
Blind Woman Makes Mark as Secretary in Oakland
Catherine Swartz, blind since age three, works as an efficient secretary in Oakland CA. She credits a wire recorder dictation machine for her success and says there is no reason a qualified blind person cannot be a secretary.
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Oakland
Calif
Catherine Swartz
Lin Wafare
Grass Fire at Chapman Lumber Yard Under Control
Firefighters from two engine companies and a hook and ladder battled a fast spreading grass fire behind the Chapman Lumber Company yards on Hiawatha Boulevard for 20 minutes this afternoon. The blaze started between the lumber yards and the Central New York Regional Market around 1 PM and burned about 200 yards before being checked.
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Chapman Lumber Company
Hiawatha Blvd
New York
Disputed 13000-ton Apsheron Leaves Copenhagen for Russia
The 13,000-ton tanker Apsheron built in Denmark for the Soviets and handed over despite U S protests sailed from Copenhagen at noon for a Russian harbor under the Ted flag. Danish foreign office officials drafted a note rejecting the American protest over the delivery.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Apsheron
U. S
Foreign Office
U.S. Embassy to Move After Lease Nonrenewal in Moscow
Soviet government announced it would not renew the lease on the American Embassy building when it expires December 31, 1952. Moscow says it needs the site for expansion of Moscow University, adjacent to the university campus. The U S Embassy will relocate its staff as a result.
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Republican Party
Bridges
G.O.P
Moscow CP
U. S
Moscow University
Universlty
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