Wisconsin and Nebraska hold pivotal presidential primaries
Voters in Wisconsin and Nebraska cast ballots in key 1952 presidential primaries. Wisconsin voters faced Sen. Robert A. Taft and rivals Harold Stassen Earl Warren and a MacArthur stand-in while Eisenhower was absent. Nebraska included write in options with Kefauver Kerr and Stassen facing off on the GOP side. Delegates to parties were to be chosen in both states amid fair weather in Nebraska and cloudy conditions in Wisconsin.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Robert A. Tait
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Earl Warren
California
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman
Stassen
MacArthur
Mary Kenny
Kefauver
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Tait
Eisenhower
Arrests Start For Not Having Auto License Stickers
Elyria police began a crackdown on drivers without license registration stickers with two arrests this morning. Steven R. Shaffer of 517 Bon-Air Avenue and George J. Goenak of 24300 Hedgeman Avenue, Westlake, were charged with failure to register a motor vehicle. A fine of up to 25 dollars applies. The Elyria Automobile Club registration office reports record activity, with nearly 900 stamps issued yesterday as crowds continue. The office will close at 5 p.m. today and at 8:30 p.m. yesterday it stayed open later.
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Elyria
Steven R. Shaffer
Bon-Air Avenue
George J. Goenak
Hedgeman Avenue
Westlake
Elyria Automobile Club
Twelve Airmen Dead in Two Bomber Crashes Near Tokyo
Twelve American airmen were killed yesterday in two separate crashes. One B-29 Superfortress struck a mountain, and a light bomber went down at sea, near Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast
Partly cloudy and windy tonight with cooler temperatures. Wednesday clears and turns much colder with a high near 66 today and a low around 44 tonight. The five day forecast shows near normal temperatures with a dip Wednesday and Thursday, a warming Friday and Saturday, and cooler Sunday with showers Friday producing about half an inch.
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Ohio
Key Day in Steel Wage Talks Prompts Industry Action
U S steel wage negotiators resume talks to avert a crisis as price increases loom to offset a 26 cent an hour wage rise. President Fairless of United States Steel meets CIO officials while Murray delays a walkout deadline set for April 8 as the industry weighs a possible big price boost.
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New York
Washington
Benjamin Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Ellis Arnall
Steel Companies
Fairless
Philip Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
United Steelworkers
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Stephens
Steel Union
Murray
Defense
Charles W. Wilson
Truman
Arnall
Democrats Urge Lausche To Run For U S Office
Ohio Democrats from all factions urged Gov. Frank J. Lausche to run for president or vice president as they seek to strengthen their ticket after President Truman decided not to seek re election. Kefauver campaign leaders back him as a vice presidential choice to win Ohio delegates.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Democrats
Robert Bulkleys
Banner
Truman
Este Kefauver
Sabrejets Down MIG-15s In Eight Air Battles Over Korea
In eight dogfights over Korea American Sabre jets claimed downed and damaged MIG-15s totaling about 23 Reds. Col Francis Gabreski became the eighth jet ace, downing a MIG in a 30,000 foot clash near the Manchurian border as 51st Wing Sabres pressed attacks on roads and bridges between Chongju and Sinukuk. Ground actions were limited to patrols and light probes.
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Seoul
Korea
Gabreski
Sabrejet
Dist
Chongju
Sinukuk
Uno
Manchurian
Sprunk Trial At Ashland Opens As Jurors Picked
Defense motions to dismiss the case against Mrs. Anna J Sprunk were denied in the Ashland Common Pleas Court as opening statements and jury selection proceeded. The 47 year old defendant faced allegations tied to a Sheffield Lake land deal and a contested deed signature attributed to a fictitious H. L. Allen.
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Jacob Levin
Lorain County
Anna J
Harold Ewing
Levin
Sprunk
Sheffield Lakes Village
H. L
Elyria
Sheffield Lake Village
Spring Fire Inspections Begin in Elyria City Limits
Elyria fire department has started spring inspections to roots out dangerous conditions. Fire Chief W. N. Bates warns residents to remove inflammable rubbish and avoid outdoor burning within the fire limits. Outdoor burning outside limits allowed only in daylight and in proper receptacles, at least 20 feet from structures. No burning of cans or garbage at any time.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Bates
Middle Avenue
Dollar's Fate Hangs On Steel Plan and Wilson Says
Washington Charles E Wilson resigned as defense mobilizer warning that the dollar's fate hinges on President Truman's steel wage price plan The 65 year old industrialist left General Electric after opposing a wage rise without steel price relief He said he plans to go fishing and criticized the steel compromise while noting mobilization progress and warning of a potential nationwide strike on April 8 John R Steelman became acting mobilizer with talks with Putnam and Arnall to resolve the steel dilemma
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
U. S
Truman
Wilson
Defense
Trusman
America
Korea
Russia
Wage Stabilization Board
General Electric Co
Defense Mobilizer
John R. Steelman
Roger L. Putnam
Ellis Arnall
Highest Atomic Detonation Due In New Tests Bulletin
LAS VEGAS NEVADA reports a planned nuclear test near Tucca Flat Proving Grounds 89 miles north with an airborne detonation expected before noon EST. Authorities warned aircraft to stay clear of 12 000 to 14 000 feet as scientists prepare the first in a new series of tests using a drop from a moving plane.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Proving Grounds
Here
Atomic Scientists
City Aeronautics Administration
Kirkland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N. M
CAA
Tucca Flat Proving Grounds
Neighbors Demand Action on West River Curve Speeding
Residents near the West River street curve report increased police patrols but no drop in speeding. They recall multiple fatal and serious crashes over 14 months and urge radar speed control and warning signs as city officials promise action.
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West River
West River Street
Cascade Colony
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Federal Communications Commission
Howard Gibson
Lorain
Gibson
Gibsons
John M McDonough
Bell Avenue
McDonoughs
John Madhock, Jr
Material Witness Released After 130 Days In Jail
David Hazlerigg a 35 year old lake sailor was freed after 130 days as a material witness in a $10 pocket picking case. Co defendants Leslie Robinson and William Chrisley pleaded to a lesser charge of petit larceny and were fined $100 with 90 days jail but suspended. Hazlerigg received $130 repayment for each day of confinement.
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David Hazlerigg
Lake Sailor
Hazlerigg
Lorain
Leslie Robinson
St. Paul
Minn
William Chrisley
High Point
N. C
Robinson
Chrisley
Harold Ewing
John Pincura
Haslerigg
Athletic Awards Presented At E H S Assembly
Elyria High School held two assemblies in the auditorium to honor athletic performers. Varsity, reserve, and freshman letters were awarded to boys and girls for the 1951-52 season, with coaches presenting the honors and a school official presiding.
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Elyria High School
Harnld Block
Jim Miller
Paul Sims
Jim McCord
William McMann
Dick Perkins
Dick Kosco
Tom
Mr. Bear and Mr. Fox Hold Silent Prank Day at Zoo
Columbus zoo officials turned the tables on April Fools Day by disconnecting the phones for the day. In prior years the zoo received about 43 prank calls per hour asking to speak with Mr. Bear Mr. Fox or the lions.
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Columbus
Navy Secretary says U S would cheer Chinese Nationalist move on Formosa
Dan A. Kimball stated the United States would support Nationalist forces on Formosa but not commit to action against Communist forces unless policy directs. He stressed his views were personal and noted U S policy aims to deter aggression while aiding Formosa.
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Tokyo
Dan A.kimball
U. S Navy
Formosa
Kimball
Truman
South Korea
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Far East
Korea
United States
County Receives $11 363 From State Vehicle Tax
State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson announced counties would receive 11 363 dollars each as their share of motor vehicle license tax revenue collected by the state.
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Columbus
Joseph T Ferguson
Stalin says third world war not closer than 2-3 years ago
New York Russian premier Joseph Stalin told 30 American editors that a third world war is not closer now than two or three years ago. He answered questions via cable from Idlewild Airport and in person on questions about Germany, peaceful co operation and future Big Power talks.
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New York
Josef Stalin
Europe
Middle East
Stalin
Germany
Idlewild Airport
Russia
London
George Zarubin
United Nations
James L. Wick
Niles
Sempon K. Tsarapkin
Jacob A. Malik
A. K. Startsev
Wick
Daily Times
Istanbul
Moscow
Rome
Eliav Simon
United Press
Jerusalem
Police Solve 1943 Kidnaping. Baby Boy Dead
Detroit police declare the 1943 kidnapping of 11 month old Paul Jerahirian Jr solved. A Florida nursemaid, Mrs Lois Tipp, matched prints from a medicine bottle tying her to the crime. The baby’s body was exhumed in Florida but print evidence was inconclusive. the suspect claimed the boy as her son.
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Detroit
Paul Jerahirian Jr
Thomas W. Dwyer
Florida
Lois Tipp
Tampa
Fla
Dwyer
Tipp
Jevah‘nian
Tpp
Paul
Ranne Thompson
Dayton, O
Weg
Fuenda
Mecca Matton
Charlie Joe" Tipp
South Box
Thompsons
Thompson
Mme On
Lorain County Board of Education to Meet Thursday
Lorain County Board of Education members will gather at the county school office for their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at eight o'clock. The agenda includes routine business matters to be discussed and acted upon.
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Lorain County
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