Nixon Flies To Meeting With Ike In Colorado
Senator Richard Nixon Republican vice presidential nominee heads from National Airport for a non stop flight to Denver to meet General Dwight D. Eisenhower at his Colorado vacation home. He will then return to California with his wife and two daughters for a series of welcome parades and speeches in Whittier San Francisco Fresno and San Diego before addressing the Ohio Republican State Convention in Columbus.
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Stevenson a modest man driven to public life by war and duty
Stevenson, an understated leader from Illinois, rose to the governorship after a 1948 landslide. His wartime Italy mission shaped his belief in public service, as he urged honest, courageous governance and rejected corrupt politics while guiding state administration in 1949.
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Ex-Wife of Stevenson Will Back Eisenhower Vote
Chicago report notes Adlai E. Stevenson’s divorced wife congratulates him as a fine Democrat choice but says she will vote for Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower in November. The piece traces Stevenson's lineage from Jesse Fell to Grover Cleveland and details his early life, birth in 1900, and upbringing in Illinois and California.
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Flying dinner plate sighting and Stevenson nomination ties
Dartmouth reports a housewife saw a flying dinner plate near her home. Ellen Borden Stevenson, 44, previously married to Illinois governor Adlai Stevenson, sent congratulatory notes after Stevenson won the Democratic nomination on the third ballot. She remains in Chicago with their two sons while he stays nearby. no reconciliation expected.
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Cominform to Convene Rove GAA Summer Meeting Reported
Il Tempo reports Cominform planned a Prague meeting within days citing sources close to Italy's Communist Party leadership. The item suggests high level talks among Eastern Bloc aligned groups amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Price Rise Fears Mount Over Steel Pricing Action
Washington officials fear the steel industry price hike will trigger broad inflation. They expect more increases across sectors as they seek a fair method to translate steel costs, hoping delays may blunt the overall rise. Steelman granted an average 5.65 dollar per ton rise, overruling Putnam and Arnall who urged only 2.84 dollars per ton under controls.
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Forger borrows pen to sign fake check in fatal incident
In New York, forger Harvey Markman used Patrolman Arthur Neu’s fountain pen to sign a bogus $40 check. Neu arrested Markman after he used the real estate agents’ name. Markman, who had defrauded many people, was sent to a hospital for observation and had accumulated 33,000 in hot checks later covered by his parents.
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Ike Defers Comment on Stevenson Nomination and Truman Speech
Denver dispatch reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower delaying comment on Adlai Stevenson’s Democratic nomination and President Truman’s anti Republican speech. He camps in Colorado Rockies and plans a strategy conference with running mate Richard Nixon at Fraser followed by meetings with GOP leaders including Sherman Adams and Arthur Summerfield.
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UN Shells Wreck Red Barber Shop Near Front
Forward observers on the eastern front reported Allied forces shelling a small Communist group near the Punchbowl area in Seoul Korea. A North Korean barber was in a chair when a UN tank fired, and a second shell hit as three waiting customers dived for a ditch.
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Stevenson Jr. sleeps through dad’s nomination acceptance
Adlai Stevenson Jr., a Harvard student and Marine recruit, slept through his father Adlai Stevenson’s acceptance of the Democratic presidential nomination at the national convention in QUANTICO Virginia. Marine officers said the 21 year old appeared surprised and pleased by the nomination as he watched on television before turning in.
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World War II Vet Leads New York State American Legion
Saratoga Springs New York Bruce Percy a 40 year old Rochester trust officer was elected commander of the New York State American Legion at the 34th annual convention succeeding James V Demarest of New York City About 5000 Legionnaires attended the three day meeting which ends with a five hour parade today Five vice commanders were elected plus a slate of officers delegates and alternates at large and the state organization names include John J Conroy Nicholas Dean George Enos Bruce B Stevens Aquilla Volkhardt William J Dwyer Rev Harold Burlingame Frank Mannin Edmund J O Keefe Louis E Drago Samuel N Birnbaum Lewis Gracey Earl C Hitchcock Arthur W Price John Regan Jr and others.
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James V. Demarest
New York City
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Nicholas Dean
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George Enos
Cuba
Bruce B. Stevens
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Aquilla Volkhardt
Staten Island
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Penn Yan
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Demarest
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Earl C. Hitchcock
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Arthur W. Price
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Indictment Hinted In Columbia Probe
A Hudson CPI special grand jury investigating gambling and corruption in Columbia County is due to issue an indictment Thursday. The report will go to Justice Henry L. Ughetta. Witnesses included Hudson Mayor John L. Kelly and District Attorney John N. McLaren.
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Baltimore man drowns while swimming near Elmira
Joseph L. Randall age 26 of Baltimore, a temporary laborer in Elmira, drowned yesterday while swimming in Seeley Creek just south of the city. The death was reported by local authorities and an investigation is pending.
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Stevenson and Sons Pose With Allies in Chicago
Gov Adlai Stevenson lifted two of his sons to the rostrum after a speech in Chicago as President Truman and Vice President Barkley looked on. Stevenson flashed a V for victory with the boys, while photographers urged for the shot and the gesture was repeated.
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Farouk Aide Resigns Amid Egyptian Coup Crisis
The chief of King Farouk's personal cabinet Hafez Afifi Pasha resigned as the four day old coup tightens. Afifi, the king's top political adviser and liaison, followed a string of seven resignations in 24 hours near the arrival of General Naguib Bey in Alexandria. Navy and army leaders pledged support to the coup.
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Freed of Charges U S Attorney Luther Cleared by Grand Jury
A special federal grand jury in Topeka found no bills against Lester Luther former U S district attorney for Kansas and Nicholas Lopes Luther's former aide. Lopes had resigned May 9 after involvement in a tax case tied to the Dolite Co Toledo Ohio. Luther was removed June 19 by President Truman at McGranery request.
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Lester Luther
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Dolite Co
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Ohio
Russell Vows To Aid Party After Loss At Democratic Nominating Convention
Georgia Senator Richard Russell conceded the Democratic presidential nomination to Adlai Stevenson after a hard contest in Chicago. Russell praised Stevenson, pledged support in November, and planned a long rest at his Windsor, Georgia home while awaiting further steps.
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Pythians Meeting OK'd After Court Dismisses Injunction
Albany reporters note the New York State Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias can proceed with its sixth annual convention in Saratoga Springs after Justice Kenneth MacAffer denied an injunction request. Five Albany lodge leaders sought to delay the meeting amid a dispute with the national organization. The supreme lodge claims the New York group defied orders to stop a lottery and failed to pay dues, with a final ruling pending in September.
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New York
Teleprompter Gets Respite at Democratic Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago both President Truman and Governor Adlai Stevenson spoke from ordinary typed scripts, while the teleprompter device that unrolls speech sheets beyond the camera range did not see use today.
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Government grants priority seating to expectant mothers
In Buenos Aires the government issued blue cards to pregnant and nursing women, giving them first choice of seats on buses and streetcars.
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