Delegates by party in Wisconsin and Nebraska results
Republicans hold 195 of 1205 delegates with 603 needed. Democrats 105 of 1230 with 616 needed. Taft leads with 83, Eisenhower 41, Stassen 25, uncommitted 88. Kefauver tops Democrats with 36. New Hampshire and Wisconsin awards, Minnesota figures, and Alaska Maine splits noted.
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Stassen
Nebraska
Taft
Eisenhower
Hut Stassen
Wisconsin
Blassen
Warren
MacArthur
Kefauver
New Hampshire
Sen
Humphrey
Minneskotr
Alaska
President Truman
Maine
Douglas
Mniends
Kerry Oscar Ewing
Goy
Adlai Breyenson
Minnis
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Flying Boxcars Provide Heavy Airlift For Marines During Korea War
The Flying Boxcars of the United States Air Force serve as standard medium troop and cargo transports used by the Far Eastern Air Forces Combat Cargo Command. They drop rations to the front, transport six ton howitzers and bulldozers, and parachute troops and equipment in Korea, with oversized rear doors and monorail systems enabling rapid loading and supply drops to frontline units.
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United States Air Force
Far Eastern Air Forces Combat Cargo Command
United Nations
Korea
Mar
Chosin Reservoir
Marine Corps
Fairchild
Dunker Church’s Straw-Feet Regiment at Antietam
The 126th Pennsylvania, dubbed straw-feet rookie by Civil War slang, fought near Dunker Church and in East Woods. The unit, a largely untested regiment, trudged into major actions north of the Sunken Road and suffered heavy, unfocused losses as Sedgwick’s Division moved. Bruce Catton’s Mr. Lincoln's Army explains the hay-foot straw-foot origin and the term strawfoot rookie.
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Dunker Church
126Th
Pennsylvania
East Woods
Miller Cornfield
Smoketown Road
Greene
West Woods
Antietam
Catton
Molnar Noted Author Dies in New York
Ference Molnar, 74, renowned author of Liliom and The Devil, died after a long illness in New York. Born January 12, 1878, in Budapest, he moved to the United States in 1940 as a Jewish refugee and lived at the Hotel Plaza. He had been hospitalized at Mt Sinai before his death.
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New York
Ference Molnar
Liliam
Budapest
Molnar
United States
Royal College of Science
Geneva
German fiancee nose injury ends in prison sentence
In Darmstadt on April 2 a 22 year old German worker was sentenced to 27 months in jail for snapping off the tip of his fiancee nose. The attacker pleaded self defense.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Stalin signals drive for German unification
Stalin's statement may signal a Communist push to present the Soviet Union as the sole champion of a unified Germany. He called the moment opportune for German unification as Western powers plan peace terms with West Germany. The United States Britain and France show no viable approach acceptable to both East and West. The Soviet Union has refused cooperation with a United Nations inquiry into fair German elections.
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Helsinki
Finland
Stalin
Soviet Union
Germany
Weat
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Commission
Employees to buy Cincinnati Enquirer as union pledges aid
Cincinnati Enquirer workers pledge over $890000 to help buy the 111 year old paper. The Cincinnati Times Star has agreed to purchase the Enquirer from the McLean estate via American Security and Trust Co. Washington as trustee. The bid faces court action in Washington.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Times-Star
American Security & Trust Co
Washington
McLean Estate
Enquirer
Times-Star
Menmbera
Cumberland Man Guilty As Red Faces Contempt
A Cumberland man faced fines up to 10000 or five years in prison for contempt after a three week trial. The government used 10 witnesses, nine former Communist party members, against six defendants led by Philip Frankeld and his wife Regina Meyers. The judge heard the sentence could be maxed at a substantial penalty, with Frankfeld singled out for a harsher win as a professional revolutionary. Frankfeld, 45, reportedly received Communist indoctrination in Moscow. The defendants remained free on bail of 20000 for Frankfeld and 5000 for Braverman until sentencing.
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Communist Party
Meyera
Herbert Aptheker
Philip Frankeld
Maryland
District of Columbia
Regina
Meyers
D. C
Mra
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Treasurac
Leroy H. Wood
Washington
Maurice L. Braverman
Baltimore
Flynn
Frankfeld
Hae
Moscow
Braverman
Daily Worker
New York
Eisenhower Campaign Report Seen as Good Political Document
A 12 000 word report by General Dwight D Eisenhower on the Allied defense buildup is viewed as a strong campaign document by Republicans and Democrats. Senators Ferguson and Mundt said they found helpful points while Connally praised the report as splendid amid foreign aid debate.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty
Ferguson
Michigan
Mundt
South Dakota
Eisenhower
Jstl
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Travels 120 Miles Per Day To School
Auburn Alabama April 2 Quentin R Crowe 22 a Montgom ery native travels a 120 mile round trip daily to attend the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn He estimates about 7200 miles are covered each quarter to earn his degree and support his two daughters
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Auburn
Ala
Quentin R. Crowe
Alabama Polytechnic Instiitute
Montgomery
Decision on Write-In Votes in State Primary Likely Today
In Baltimore on April 2, circuit court action opens over whether write-in votes may be allowed in Maryland's May primary. Royden A. Blunt seeks a mandamus against election officials for Senate, while Tim Bright seeks the same for Congress. Judge Emory H. Nites will hear arguments. outcome may go to Annapolis Court of Appeals. Attorney General Hale Hammond Lists notes write-ins illegal in Maryland since a Court of Appeals ruling years ago.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Dwieht D. Hisenhower
Royvden A. Blunt
Howard County
U. S. Senate
Aled
Femus
Tim) Bright
Congress
Blunt
Eisenhower
Bright
MacArthur
Hisenhower
Emory H. Nites
Cart of Appeals
Annapolis
Hail Hammond
Court of Appeals
Overweight Tied to Higher Cancer Risk Says Doctor
Dr. Albert Tannenbaum reports at an American Cancer Society tour that excess calories raise cancer risk. He notes food does not cause cancer but can influence its development, and overweight individuals are more prone to cancer and other diseases than those at normal weight.
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United States
Chicago
American Cancer Society
Albert Tannenbaum
Department’ For Cancer Research, Medical Research Institute
Michael Reese Hospital
Kennan sworn in as ambassador to Moscow
Ambassador George F. Kennan, a key architect of American policy toward Russia, was sworn in to Moscow. He pledged to ease tensions between the Communist and Western worlds and to foster a better international atmosphere, stressing these aims are urgently desirable if reciprocity exists.
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Washington
George F. Kennan
America
Moscow
Sees Danger In One-Party System
New York April 2 Senator Harry P. Cain Republican warned that the bipartisan foreign policy, if extended, risks danger in a one party system and urged wider discussion on international policy.
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New York
Harry P. Cain
Wash
Most Businessmen Now Covered by Social Security
In Hagerstown area Wilburn King, manager of the local Social Security office, says nearly all independent businessmen gained old age and survivors insurance protection as self employed workers reached six quarters of coverage by April. A 65 age retirement requires six calendar quarters. death benefits are possible with fewer. Some self employed failed to file Schedule G on 1981 income and are urged to contact the nearest Internal Revenue office to amend returns, with no tuition at Norwegian colleges aside from an $8 entrance fee.
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Inessman
Hagerstown
Wilburn
King
Social Security
Internal Revenue Office
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