22 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1952
Page
1
A Reuters style briefing notes Stevenson citing Republican critics while Sen McCarthy and Nixon figure prominently in campaign chatter. The piece recalls Democratic endorsements from Sen Rus sell of Georgia and records shifts as Taft campaigns in New Jersey and Iowa contenders dust off stances amid mid October political climate.
The survey places 195 electoral votes in the solid GOP column with New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey viewed as likely Republican. Maryland and Delaware lean toward doubt, while heavy new voter registrations could upset outcomes in any state. The heartrending uncertainty underlines the imprecise nature of early forecasts.
Korea War debate moves to top agenda as United Nations considers commissions on germ warfare claims by Communist nations. Russia faces pushback in committee as Western diplomats insist on open discussion of the U S role in Korea.
Richmond Va Oct 22 Senator Robert A Taft told a cheering 1900 strong Republican rally that millions of Southern Democrats will back Dwight Eisenhower because they oppose President Truman and big government. He praised Senator Byrd for his candor and argued Stevenson is near the Truman policies. Taft urged that Eisenhower and Stevenson disagree on few issues but the Democrats claim otherwise. He condemned the Truman administration as soft on communism and cited Korea and China. The American Reply flower was used at the District of Columbia ceremony.
Germanium, a rare metal used in electronics, was found in coal samples from Allegany County Maryland. Frank T. Bowers says it’s the first discovery in the state, with traces in the Franklin seam and potential for widespread Appalachian searches led by Henry Brown. Researchers from Johns Hopkins and Maryland Mines Department corroborate, noting large coal reserves and commercial value.
A lively TV debate between Mahoney and Beall at the state fair devolved into shouting and scattered accusations. Beall charged Mahoney with support for corruption and anti communist influence, while Mahoney denied aiding Truman or Boyle. The program extended briefly but failed to produce a clear verdict as the men traded barbs on school funding and party leadership. Additionally, Mrs George Neese Clark and Clare Boothe Luce were slated to speak at Baltimore events tied to Democratic and Eisenhower Nixon campaigns. Swiss watch trade employs about 6 000 workers. Haywood County NC lists 72 peaks over 5 000 feet.
Washington, Oct 2008 A chaotic campaign scene unfolds as egg tosses strike near President during Jersey City remarks. Eisenhower and Taft era references appear amid misadventures from collapsing ramps to loudspeakers and a fallen elevator. A rail of crowd energy surrounds the tense moment.
Extended outlook shows fair and warmer conditions Wednesday through Thursday, cooler Friday, then warmth returning Saturday and Sunday. Little precipitation expected with possible showers in western mountain counties. Temperatures average a few degrees below normal with highs 60 to 65 and lows from the low 30s to mid 40s across western to eastern counties.
The Grammer murder case heads to final arguments in Baltimore with Herman M. Moser presiding. Prosecutors claim Grammer killed his wife Dorothy May to marry secretary Mathilda Mizibrocky, while the defense argues the statements were coerced or fabricated and Grammer sought to protect his privacy and obtain rest. Mizibrocky, a Canadian UN employee, testified she loved Grammer and was not involved in the alleged plot.
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