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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1952

Page

8

Eisenhower Dominates Peansy Delegate Count In Primary

Eisenhower garners a large share of Peansy delegates as Taft trails in precinct tallies. Kefauver wins popularity contests in the Democratic ballot while Truman contends he cannot run again. Republican results show Eisenhower leading with 825,922 votes to Stassen 417,956 and Taft 166,451 write ins.

Taft Sen Estes Kefauver Truman Rave Kefauver Chicago Eisenhower Stassen Democrat Kefauver Stevenson Russell Kerr Barkley Sol. Taft Harriman Oklahoma Richard Russell Georgia W. Averell Harriman New York

Stevenson Declines Nomination Amid Write-in Push

Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois said he could not accept a nomination but drew 2 869 votes while Vice President Alben Barkley received 392. Some Eisenhower backers urged Democrats to write in the general to impress Republican leaders including Gov John Fine with the NATO commander's popularity.

Adlai Stevenson Ilnois Alben Harkley Eisenhower John &. Fine NATO

German Firms On Blacklist

The United States High Commission in Bonn blacklisted 61 West German firms suspected of selling strategic material to Soviet bloc nations. American officials expect prosecutions under currency and export laws if charges are confirmed. Western officials say the illicit trade amounts to at least 50 million dollars annually.

Bonn Germany U. S. High Commission

Public sees new White House interior as visitors praise

The first public tour of the White House reconstruction drew 5,444 people from across the United States and beyond. Visitors praised the decor and chandeliers while noting the $5.706 million renovation funded by taxpayers. Regular hours begin Tuesday through Saturday with free access via the east gate.

Washington John Taxpayer White House Harry Truman Mabel Hargrave San Francisco Calif Clarence U. Fox Hammond Ind Iran India

Gore Fears For Nation's Safety

Gore campaigner H. Igyady Gore warned in Cumberland on April 24 that moral collapse and financial bankruptcy could defeat the country before any war. he criticized Truman administration spending and pledged not against spending but against wasteful use of funds.

Cumberland H. Igyady Gore Montgomery County Truman

Printers Strike Halts Rome Newspapers

Rome newspapers were not published today as newsmen and printers walked out for a 24 hour pay dispute. The message notes a related cautions about heating glass utensils and pouring hot liquids.

Rome Italy Bishier

Test Proves Men Can Stand Under Boiling Clouds From Atomic Bomb

An article describes soldiers enduring a nuclear blast test. It notes nearly all kept still in trenches as dust obscured faces, with an explosion height of 3,400 feet near ground zero. A tank near the edge faced high radiation in the hatch.

Cardinal Owner Is Accused of Evading Taxes

Saint Louis, April 23. Fred M. Saigh, owner in part of the St Louis Cardinals, and associate of Robert L. Hannegan, former postmaster general, named in a federal indictment for income tax evasion totaling 49 620. The grand jury charged 47 year old Saigh with evading taxes on 108 823 unreported income for 1946 through 1949. No further details available.

St. Louis Fred M.saigh St Louis Cardinals Robert Lb. Hannegan Hoa Thera Satel Hha

Comfort and Style in Dynaflow Drive Cars

The article extols a car's road grip generous interior space and wide field of view. It highlights fabric colors and textures that please sight and touch along with the effortless smoothness of Dynaflow Drive for a refined driving experience.

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