Eisenhower Comes In Second In Minnesota Write-In Sweep
In Minnesota, Dwight D. Eisenhower, not on the ballot, surged to an unprecedented second place in the Republican primary with 94,753 votes to Harold Stassen’s 106,073. The write-in effort posted the largest in state history, while Hubert Humphrey led the Democratic side with 73,797 votes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dwight Eisenhower
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Ester Kefauver
D-Tenn
Paris
Atlantic Pac
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Bradshaw Mintener
Red Cross Drive Total Rises To 25 413 Today
The 1952 Elyria Red Cross campaign reports 25 413 08 raised toward a 35 355 goal at a noon Y M C A meeting. David Daley and Herbert Meister urge double effort to secure the remaining funds for local and national disaster relief services and aid to armed forces.
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Red Cross Drive
Red Cross
Y.M.C.A
David Daley
Herbert Meister
Elyria
The
Ualey
United States
Korea
International Committee of the Red Cross
38Th Parallel
YWCA Building Bids Opened April 15
Elyria council announces plans for a new Y W C A activities building with bids set to be opened April 15. Trustees and building committee will meet to review plans after an NPA approval and fund drive raised about $235000 from local subscribers.
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Y.w.ca
Y. W. C. A. Activities
Board of Trustees
NPA
Washington
Elyria
VFW Post 3341 Elects Officers
Cecil C. Johnson of Grafton reelected post commander at Hinkson Hysell VFW Post 3341. Alfred Hosler becomes three year trustee. Earl Kehl senior vice president. Paul Senmuenn junior vice president. Arthur Perkins quartermaster. Fred Ducha chaplain. Other officers include Ray Newcomb surgeon and William Lively post advocate. Delegates are Perkins and Hosler with Herman and Kehl as alternates. Two year trustee Herman and one year director Denger named. Joint installation with Ladies auxiliary planned. tentative date April 27.
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Cecil C. Johnson
Grafton
Hinkson-Hysell V. F.W
Alfred Hosler
Earl Kehl
Paul Senmuenn
Arthur Perkins
Fred Ducha
Ray Newcomb
William Lively
Wayne Herman
Charles Denger
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Northeastern Ohio Weather Turns Colder With Showers Likely
The region sees cloudy conditions with a few showers and brisk winds, turning colder by tonight and into Thursday morning. High near 48 today, low around 30, with clearing and continued chill by Thursday afternoon.
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Ohio
Truce talks near accord on ports of entry in Korea
In Panmunjom UN and Communist negotiators reached near consensus on most ports of entry issues after a 53 minute session. A separate POW talks period ended with no progress. Reporter notes UN concessions to drop demands on Pyongyang and Seoul while inspecting air fields and seaports outside those capitals.
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Panmonjom
Korea
United Nations
Andrew J. Kinney
William P. Nuckols
Pyongyang
Red Capital
Seoul
U. N
Wisconsin
Sinanju
Sth
Bishop Riley F. Williams Dies In Cleveland at 54
Riley F. Williams national chairman of the Church of God in Christ died in Cleveland after a long illness. He led the church for more than ten years and its headquarters are in Memphis Tennessee.
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Cleveland
Riley F. Williams
Church of God In Christ
Riley
Memphis
Tenn
Eisenhower Moral Victory Seen In Minnesota Write-In
The Minnesota returns show large write in support for Eisenhower despite Stassen leading in delegates. Taft supporters say the state campaign did not affect Taft, while Eisenhower backers ran a write in drive. The result signals broad GOP backing for Ike and affects first ballot convention votes.
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Stassen
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Taft
Robert A. Taft
George H. Bender
RQC
Ike
Jet Power Aims Bring New York London One Day Trips
DefenseMobilizer Charles E. Wilson predicts that with God willing he will see routine one day round trips between New York and London. Speaking at a Cincinnati dinner marking jet power’s tenth anniversary he noted modern jet engines are about ten times more powerful than America’s first.
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Cincinnati
Charles E. Wilson
New York
London
America
Wilson
Morris To Stay Despite Vote Of No Confidence
President Truman’s corruption chief Newbold Morris said he will remain in his post despite the Senate Judiciary Committee vote of no confidence. Morris plans to issue financial questionnaires to White House staff and targets Attorney General J. Howard McGrath and other top Justice officials as probes expand. The House Judiciary subcommittee voted to request income tax returns for McGrath and 19 others and to question McGrath at a public hearing.
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Truman
Newbold Morris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Morris
Senate Committee
White House
J.howard McGrath
Justice Department
McGrath
House
High Justice Department
Merchants Stage Three Day Spring Celebration in Elyria
Downtown Elyria hosts a three day spring preview featuring new wearables home furnishings auto care beauty aids and lawn garden items. Free bus transport from 9 30 a m to noon is provided from the Elyria Coach Company for shoppers. A merchants committee led by R W No 2 organized the event with cooperation from local merchants.
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Elyria
Harry Searles
Elyria Coach Company
R. W
Club Manager Dies in Castalia
Sandusky City records show Webb Sadler 71 operator of Rockwell Trout Club Castalia and former city manager died after a long illness. Services will be held Friday.
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Sandusky
Webb Sadler
Rockwell Trout Club
Castalia
Red Cross Blood Program Off To A Good Start
At Elyria Red Cross meeting recruitment chairmen reported 559 pints pledged and outlined a permanent program for armed forces needs. Don Neubauer explained the one hour donor process and scheduling for the bloodmobile first visit set for April 7. pledge cards due by March 22.
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Don Neubauer
Elyria
American Red Cross Blood Program
Joseph B. Hockenedel
Richard Lysaght
E. Glenn Baxter
Kenneth Pietch
P.ta
Robert Lee
War Casualties in Korea Rise to 106,671
The Defense Department said American battle casualties in Korea through March 14 total 106,671, up 213 from the prior week.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Nurses Sought To Volunteer For Red Cross Visit
Mrs 8 J Birkbeck leads Elyria Red Cross nurse recruitment for April 7 mobile unit arrival at American Legion Home on Ohio Street. She appeals to all registered nurses to offer services by calling her or the Red Cross office. Nurses already assigned include Edith Pemberthy Theodore Berg Frederick Aebie Alex Kesson Myron Saussler Edward McCoy Edward Frabotta and Don Hutchings.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Birkbeck
Wall
American Legion
Ohio Street
Edith Pemberthy
Theodore Berg
Frederick Aebie
Alex Kesson
My‘ron Saussler
Edward McCoy
Edward Frabotta
Don Hutchings
Ridgeville water line costs rise threatening plan
County commissioners and bond firm representative discussed the Ridgeville water project noting construction estimates have climbed from about 280000 to 454000. No decisions were taken as they weigh monthly rates to cover bonds and operations while keeping water affordable for users.
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Ridgeville
Lester Osborne
Haven Zebold
Prescott and Co
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Osborne
R. J. Fortney
Thompson
Zebold
Firm Stand On Price Issue Seen
A high government official warned of a possible nationwide steel strike as talks between CIO United Steelworkers and the steel industry hinge on price increases. The Wage Stabilization Board plans more sessions to draft recommendations, with non binding results and demands for wage hikes and fringe benefits, while the Capehart formula limits price boosts to about two dollars per ton.
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Washington
White House
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO United Steelworkers
Steel Company
Capehart
Tube Plant At Lorain Still On Regular Schedule
A National Tube Co spokesman in Lorain says the plant remains on its regular production schedule. The CIO strike looms as Philip Murray’s statement is awaited. nationwide mills begin shutdowns at midnight.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
U 8. Steel Company
Philip Murray
CIO
Pittsburgh
U 5, Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Two Golfers Killed As Plane Crashes At Timuquana
In Jacksonville Florida two women golfers died when a navy fighter plane crashed near the seventh hole at Timuquana Country Club. Identified by a local funeral home as Mrs Brady Johnson wife of a Florida dairyman and Mrs Mary Dempsey. Golf pro Vic Foreman said the women were playing the seventh hole when the crash occurred and the pilot escaped.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Timuquana Country Club
Focal Funeral
Brady 5
Johnson
Florida
Mary Dempsey
Vic Foreman
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