Slates For May Primary Forming In Ohio Race
Columbus reports slates for the May 6 Ohio primary are taking shape. Democratic contenders include George Mark of Cleveland and John Martin of Steubenville, with others possible. Incumbents announce for reelection in several state offices. a three way Republican Senate race and varied candidate talks fill the field.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W Bricker
Senate
George Mark
Cleveland
John Martin
Steubenville
Michaell
DiSalle
Dayton
Cintinnati
Rob Busch
Taft
Roscoe
R. Walcutt
Thomas J. Herbert
Henry Miller Busch
Cleveland College
Kreyeia
Bricker
Frank J." Lausche
Wee Peewee
Charles B
Joseph Took
Peven- Zimmerman
James
G. Stewart
Youngstown
Nounced
Demoyer
George Nye
John Taylor
Salem
Charles P. Taft
Fred J. Milligan
John W. Brown
Medina
Herbert Hoover
Ted W Brown
Charles Sweeney
Wakeman
Jesse J. Gilbert
Cahimhie
Tae
Joseph T. Irestand
Stark Country
Joseph Yoder
James Rhodes
Kenneth W. Ray
McConnelsville
Carlisle P T A Has Interesting Program
Carlisle P T A outlines actions including funding five Girl Scout leaders dinner tickets, sponsoring a dance for seventh and eighth graders, and aiding a cafeteria project for an electric dishwasher. Announcements note Lorain County Council all day meeting at Clearview on Feb 7, Founder’s Day honors past presidents, and an executive board meeting Feb 5 with hosts A P Bailey Gordon Wagner and C T Shepard. The evening features a skit Where’s My Dime by East Carlisle students, E L A trio Fanny Keskinen Larry Benze Richard Mills, and Mrs George Robson presiding. army physicians say whole blood lasts 21 days while plasma lasts up to five years.
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Wallace Aker
Lorain County
A. P. Bailey
Gordon Wagner
C. T. Shepard
Hazel Mendenhall
Donald Bohac
Matthews
Carlisle
Dorothy [Sroville
East Carlisle
Parent-Teacher Association
E.L.A
Fanny Keskinen
Larry Benze
Richard Mills
George Robson
Army Medical Corps
Eisenhower Strategy Clouded By Uncertainty
A United Press report outlines how Eisenhower’s 1952 presidential bid remains unsettled eight days after he said he would not block his name in New Hampshire. Factors influencing a potential March Philadelphia appearance by the general include strategic timing and the wishes of his supporters for a pre convention speech in the United States, with uncertainty lingering over his basic primary plan.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Eisenhower Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Ike
Boomere
Philadelphia
United States
Ike's Eisenhower Dispatch Puts Preconvention Move On Hold
Edward source reports Eisenhower will not commit before the convention and may refuse to testify as a witness in Washington. The six month window to convene and pressure from Republican backers shape a cautious preconvention path, with a possible impact on Ike's nomination prospects.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Hughes
Edward
Ske
United States
Washington
Ike
Bagic
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