Connecticut Plays Key Role in Senate Battle
The state eyed as pivotal in national politics with eight electoral votes and both U S Senate seats at stake. Prescott Bush or William Purtell face William Benton while A A Ribicoff opposes Republican challenger in Hartford area amid a nation watching Truman Eisenhower and Stevenson campaign here.
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Senate
Connecticut
Ria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Hartford
Conn
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Brien McMahon
Prescott Bush
Reenwich
New York
Push
William Benton
Memphis woman learns stray cat is a red fox
In Memphis Tennessee Mrs Thena Spain discovered that the animal she had been feeding scraps for is not a cat but a red fox. The sighting comes after multiple reports of the friendly animal wandering near her home. Authorities cautioned residents to observe from a distance and not to feed wild foxes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thena
Spain
Ohio school districts face $342 million building need
The Ohio Education Association says state estimates show districts lack over 70 million for new construction and renovations even with tax raises. A state survey cites 332.4 million required for building, sites, buses. Athens’ Lorin Staats warns of a grim teacher supply outlook.
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Columbus
Ohioo Educcation Association
Ohio
CEA
Education Department
Lorin C. Staats
Athens
Ohia
Keyserling Sees No Steep Price Rises Next Year
In Los Angeles Leon Keyserling chief economic adviser to President Truman said at the West Coast Economic Conference that price levels are tapering and stabilizing and he expects no steep price increases in 1953. He noted business improvement and forecasts continued gains in production employment and sales.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Keyserling
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Israel
Nine Union Members Refuse to Answer Communist Inquiry
The Senate Internal Security Committee reported nine Cleveland area union members labeled Communists refuse to answer questions about membership or activity. The nine are active in the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union once expelled from the CIO. Committee notes they identified as Communist by ex-members during April hearings in Cleveland.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security Committee
Cleveland
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
CIO
Ohio Mason Grand Master Installed at 143rd Annual Meeting
Thomas A. Reber of Upper Sandusky is installed Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Ohio, succeeding William A. Judd. Reber, a farmer and president of First Citizens National Bank, previously served as Judd’s deputy. Other officers elected include Harry S. Johnson as grand secretary and Chester Hidges as senior grand deacon, with multiple district deputy grand masters and officers named from Cincinnati and beyond.
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Cincinnati
Thomas A. Reber
Upper Sandusky
Grand Lodge of Masons of Ohio
William A. Judd
Reber
Judd
First Citizens National Bank of
Harry S. Johnson
Chester Hidges
George F. DeSilver
Arthur R. Ainsworth
Harry C. Roberts
Masonic Veterans Association of
Ohio
Harry E. Schramm
Marietta
Andrew J. White
Columbus
Roi DeLancr
Lancaster
Clarence E. O'Neil
Zanesville
Charles A. Langdon
Toledo
Hugh C. Livingstone
Lakewood
Burleign E. Cartwell
Delaware
Lachlan MacDonald
Bryan
Ray L. Pagel
Robert W. Halliday
Conneaut
People Behind Iron Curtain Hear About Vote Campaign
United Press report explains how residents behind the Iron Curtain learn about the American election through Voice of America broadcasts. It notes the Nixon affair and the mass reach of a three minute telecast that brought national events to millions, shaping public opinion before the 1960 election.
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Iron Curtain
New York
Voice of America
Eisenhower
Memphis
Tennessee
Athenim
Srot
America
Esteners
Nixon
Raymond Swing
Service Personnel News from Norfolk and Far East Deployments
U S naval base Norfolk reports John W Grimes Jr fireman USN son of Avon Lake Ohio serving aboard USS Corduba delivering fresh and frozen stores to bases in Argentina Newfoundland Bermuda British West Indies Guantanamo Bay Cuba San Juan Puerto Rico and Trinidad. Mount McKinley amphibious ship lists Dr Car Donald E Secre USN and Mrs Elaine J McCrory of Ohio with ongoing Far East tours since 1952 visiting Nagoya Kobe and Otaru Japan and Pohang Korea.
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U. S. Naval Base
Norfolk
John W. Grimes
USN
Beachdal Avenue
Avon Lake
Ohio
Argentina
Newfoundland
Bermuda
British West Indies
Guantanamo Bar
Cuba
San Juan
Roosevelt Reds
P. R
Trinidad
NAVY
Far East
Pisce Fagsnip
Weymouth Law Firm Sued and Love Named
A Weymouth law firm identified as Sued and Love is cited in a brief notice. Further details remain unclear in the concise report.
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Weymouth, Mass
Weymouth Law Firm
Sued and Love
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Milwaukee
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Pat McCarran
D-Nev
National Defense
Subcommittee
McCarran
United States
Westinghouse
Laundromat
Edieon
Ohio Masons
By HL D. Quigg
United Press
Edwin T. Ross
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Harold
Dicken
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