Preconvention Fireworks Highlight 1952 Political Show
Washington reports a preconvention political spectacle as contesting delegates are judged for the Republican and Democratic parties. Texas factions, Eisenhower and Taft supporters clash on slate choices while contested seats may number up to 100. The national committee and credentials committee handle appeals, with seating decisions shaping the nominating race.
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Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Truman
National Committee
Convention Credentials Committee
Credentials Committee
Kahl Seeks Senate Seat for Republican nomination
Tucson businessman Lester H. Kahl, Allis Chalmers dealer, announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. He vows a statewide campaign to curb deficits and creeping socialism, study gold standard return, and maintain military strength, while criticizing worldwide arms commitments. A 13 year Arizona resident from Illinois, Kahl developed the Silver Bell airport and later operated at Downtown Tucson airport.
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Lester H. Kahl
Tucson
Allis Chalmers
U. S. Senate
Kahl
Kahi
Arizona
Illinois
School of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Graduate School of Commerce
University of Chicago
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Silver Bell
Civil Defense Test Planned in Arizona July Plan
A state civil defense alert is being organized by Arizona officials with involvement of the Sixth Army and eight-state pattern. The test, lasting about 40 hours, will simulate enemy attack conditions and will not involve public participation. A planning meeting for civil defense directors sheriffs and police chiefs is set for June 7 at the Mesa Little Theater.
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George B. Owen
Sixth Army
California
Owen
Arizona
Mesa Little Theater
Arraign Mrs Moore In Husband Murder Case
Mrs Patricia G. Moore, 41, will be arraigned next Monday on charges of murdering her estranged husband Dr Telford I Moore during a quarrel at their Sherman Oaks home on May 6. She says he beat her over finances before she shot him. The couple has a son, Telford I Moore Jr., 7.
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Los Angeles
Patricia G. Moore
Telford I. Moore
Sherman Oaks
Moore
Telford I. Moore Jr
Misunderstanding Over Service Station Bill Ends Calm
In Portland Indiana a police stop for an unpaid bill at a service station led to a double misunderstanding. The driver and his companion each blamed the other for paying. Both were surprised to learn the other thought the bill was paid and they promptly settled the $3.10 and were released.
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Portland
Ind
U.P
34th Annual State 4 H Roundup Opens at University of Arizona
The 34th annual state 4 H Roundup at the University of Arizona begins with registration at 1 p.m. and more than 320 participants from across the state. Kenneth L. McKee notes events run through Saturday with demonstrations, judging in clothing dairy foods and rabbits, and state championships announced Friday night.
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University of Arizona
Kenneth L. McKee
Richard E. Harvill
Charles A. Pikrell
Agricultural Extension Service
University Farm
Connecticut Board Mandates Artificial Illumination In Schools
The state board of education acknowledges Connecticut weather limits daylight school design. With only about 100 clear days annually, schools must be constructed to rely primarily on artificial illumination to ensure adequate lighting.
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Hartford
Conn
State Board of Education
Connecticut
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