Taft declares 1952 bid. Ike camp urged early reveal
Senator Robert A Taft announced his presidential candidacy nine months before the GOP nominating convention in Chicago, attacking Truman's health program and defense spending. Backers of Eisenhower urged a timely declaration, hoping he would enter the race soon, while Taft valued a strong delegate majority. Senate colleagues weighed risks of an early run as Democratic leaders prepared for a leadership shakeup in Sacramento and Washington.
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Royal Pair To Inspect Wheat Fields
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh toured western Canada visiting Winnipeg Regina and Calgary. They rode the royal train through windy prairies after a Winnipeg ballet performance attended by thousands. The couple wore formal attire with the Duchess in a lime gown and ermine cape while crowds braved cold weather to greet them.
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Order of the ‘Garter
110 Million Steel Output Forecast
Armco Steel official Robert M Nelson warned Atlantic City that U S steel capacity will rise to 126 6 million tons by end of 1951 an 11 million ton increase from current levels Prior to Korea the capacity stood at 99 million tons and a 120 6 million ton goal for 1952 was set Nelson spoke at a National Association of Sheet Metal Distributors meeting
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Robert M. Nelson
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Neilson
National Association of Sheet Metal Distributors
Artie Shaw to wed seventh time in London
Band leader Artie Shaw, famed for six ex-wives including Lana Turner and Ava Gardner, planned to marry Doris Dowling in London. At 41 he trails Tommy Manville in marriages, as Manville already has eight wives, with Shaw slightly younger at 41 versus 37.
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Dodge Killer Hunt Turns Toward Syracuse Man
Buffalo authorities hunt a Syracuse man for questioning in the death of Bernice Dodge, 34, a former Syracuse taxicab driver. Detective Kennedy and Richards pursue a man seen with Dodge in Hamburg, while a restaurant worker questioned in the case is released after nearly 24 hours. Police describe sightings of a tall heavyset man with dirty blond hair leaving a Buffalo tavern with Dodge in a gray car, but no clothing or vehicle leads have been found.
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Wilam. Richards
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Baby Abduction Search Expands In Michigan Hospital
Police broadened the inquiry into a four day old baby's disappearance from St Anthony Hospital. They will question absentee records at factories and businesses as a 2000 volunteer search nears its end. The distraught mother believes agents may have taken the infant. Rewards approach 3000 dollars. The father, James Lyons, appeals on television for the baby's return.
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Lawrence
James Lyons
St. Anthony Hospital
Francis Lyons
Jetter
Chicago
$38,000 Awarded For Speech Loss In Auto Crash
A state Supreme Court jury awarded $38,000 in damages to Mrs. Roy Frank of Little Valley for loss of speech after an automobile collision near here on March 9. Her husband received $7,500 for loss of services and medical expenses. Defendants were Freeborn Equipment Co. of Olean and salesman Stanley W. Harris of West Valley.
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Cattaraugus County
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Dewey Declares Cleaner Air Week in New York
Governor Dewey designated October as Cleaner Air Week urging stern action by municipal authorities to curb smoke nuisances in New York City and other areas. He cited bitter controversy over NYC efforts to abate the nuisance and highlighted air pollution as costly and harmful. local political battles amid a smoke control debate.
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Bureau of Smoke Control
U S Arbiter Role Seen Dangerous
Robert C. Landon of the Wage Stabilization Board warned at the National Association of Manufacturers that government arbitration in labor disputes is dangerous. He said unions and management could be squeezed as government becomes the arbiter, and thatRecommendations can never be entirely fair or equitable.
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