Eisenhower Casts Vote Early In New York City Soars To Nation
General Dwight D Eisenhower and Mamie voted at Manhattan 119th Street polling place about 7 35 am with a small crowd applauding. He planned a quiet day at home on Morningside Drive while reporters reported on his campaign mood and anticipated victory.
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New York
Dwight D Eisenhower
Mamie
Grand Central Station
Boston
Manhattan
119Th Street
Morningside
Columbia University
Democratic Organization
Hoover
Eisenhower
White House
Boston Garden Auditorium
Eisnhower
Headquarters
United States
Bet Leads to Ride If Election Decides Winners
A humorous bet predicts a wheelbarrow ride down Berryville Main Street depending on the presidential outcome. If Eisenhower wins, Carr gets the ride with Friant as conductor. if Stevenson wins, Friant’s Clarke County club president Carr gets the ride. Lunch is implied at 11:45 a.m. Details on wheelbarrow donor unclear.
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Clay Carr
John Friant
Eisenhower
Carr
Berryville
Main St
Mr. Friant
Corducto
Stevenson
Frian
Clarke County
Stevenson-Sparki. 1 Club
Branner’s
Brucetown Methodist Church
Stevenson Votes Democratic in Rural Illinois Stop
Gov Adlai E. Stevenson cast a straight Democratic ticket at Half Day Illinois, waited 30 minutes as about 200 to 1 000 villagers gathered, with his two sons Bordon and John Fell nearby. He urged national unity and American sportsmanship in a final appeal broadcast with Truman Barkley and Sparkman.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Sraight
Lake Forest
Friends
Hermon Dunlap Smith
Stevenson
Bordon
John Fell
Stevenson Arived
Chuch
Chicago
Esenhower
Republican Party
Truman
Barkley
Sen
John J Sparkman
Alabama
Korea
Turnout of Voters Jams Polls In Many Virginia Localities
Unprecedented voter turnout slowed polling in Virginia during the presidential election with Richmond expected to exceed 45 000 votes and Charlottesville noon totals breaking records. Gov John S Battle waited in line at the Fourth Ward as observers noted lines in all four wards and a potential close result between Democratic and Republican camps.
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Virginia
Richmond
Charlottesville
John S. Battle
Allies Repel Six Red Assaults On Korean Fronts
In predawn fighting six North Korean attacks on the Heartbreak Ridge area were repelled despite heavy artillery. Chinese Reds pressed at Sniper Ridge on the Central Front with nightlong assaults. final push repulsed at dawn. Mercury neared zero as U S soldiers monitored the U S presidential election results. Maj John Eisenhower, son of the Republican nominee, topped the listening crowd.
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Seoul
Heartbreak Ridge
U. S. Eighth Army
Triangle Hill
U. S
Maj
John Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth Vows Close U S Ties in Parliament Address
Queen Elizabeth pledges the closest and most friendly relations with the United States in her first Parliament address. The young sovereign declares friendship with the U S a cornerstone of British policy as the new session opens, with Prince Philip nearby on the dais.
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London
Elizabeth IV
United States
Bess
Houses of Lords and Commons
U. S
Duke
Edinburgh
Weather Outlook for Richmond Virginia Nov 5 to Nov 9
Extended Virginia outlook notes temperatures somewhat above normal early in the period with a rising trend then cooler by Sunday. Showers possible by week’s end. Total rainfall around one tenth inch.
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Richmond
Virginia
Gore Fire Company Annual Meeting Notice
The Gore Fire Company holds its annual meeting on Friday November 7 at 8 p.m. at Gore School. The item appears with dates 20-10-20 and 11-4-21.
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The
Gore Fire Company
Gore School
Winchester Community Chest Hits 70 Percent of Goal
Contributions to the Winchester-Frederick County Community Chest reach 28,893 of 41,225, with workers urged to redouble efforts. Headquarters stay open at 109 East Piccadilly Street, and executive contact details are provided for campaign coordination. Agencies supported include Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, and several local children's services.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Community Chest
East Piccadilly Street
Robert M. Dailey
East Cork Street
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Children's Home Society
Sacred Heart Boys’ Club
Winchester Day Nursery
Negro Day Nursery
Heaviest Voter Turnout Seen As Eisenhower Stevenson Race
Americans flocked to polls in large numbers to choose between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson. Election officials reported record early turnout across many cities, helped by fair weather as the day progressed.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower Leads Early Returns In Kansas Prefers Change
Early partial returns from 21 precincts in Kansas show Eisenhower leading Stevenson 797 to 362. In Abilene birthplace, 39 of 44 Republican votes favored Eisenhower as debates over change vs prosperity loom. Full results expected late tonight or tomorrow, with West Coast closings shaping final outcome.
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Topeka
Kan
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Abilene
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Ike
Truman Cast Ballot For Adlai In Independence
President Truman voted for Adlai Stevenson at Independence Memorial Building with Mrs Truman and Margaret then boarded the campaign train for Washington. He said there is no doubt about the win and urged expansion of prosperity and civil rights in a national radio TV address with Stevenson and Barkley.
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Independence
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Memorial
North
Delaware Street
Trumar
Margaret
Little Independence
Tomorow
Stevenson
John Sparkman
Barkley
Explosion Averted In Van Tank Collision Near Winchester
A van loaded with 75 MM artillery shells collided with a fuel oil tank truck five miles east of Winchester at 7 30 this morning. Miraculously no explosion occurred. minor injuries to Bryan Moffett 25 of Loomis Indiana and $7 550 damage reported to two wrecked tractors the shell van and oil tanker. Tank driver Herbert Cook 24 of Washington escaped unharmed after steering the truck down a bank to avoid a crash.
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Berryville
Herbert Cook
Washington
Winchester
Bryan Moffett
Loomi
Glenn Hummer
E. Earl Shade
Cook
L. P. Coverstone
W. D. Clarke
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Corp
Smithfield Avenue
O’boyle
Riss and Company
Kansas City
Southern Express van Company
Moffett
Gallup Poll Shows Slight Eisenhower Lead in 1952 Race
The final 1952 Gallup Poll places Eisenhower with a slight lead over Stevenson, with possible 50 50 popular vote split. Four key states New York Illinois Ohio and California show near parity, while three other polls also lean toward the Republican nominee though not decisively defeating Stevenson.
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New York
Gallup
D Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Crossley
Elmo Rop
Samuel Lubell
Scripps-Howard
George Gellup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Ilinois
Ohio
California
Eisenhowe
Astec
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Elections At a Glance Presidential Senate and House field
The presidential race features Eisenhower Stevenson and seven minor candidates. Senate slate shows 93 candidates for 34 seats with 49 Democrats 46 Republicans and one independent Republican. Maine elected a Republican senator and three Republican House members on Sept 8. House field has 904 candidates for 432 seats with 230 Democrats 200 Republicans one independent and four vacancies. Governors list 69 candidates for 29 offices with 25 Republicans 23 Democrats. Registered voters total 15 579 785 with estimated turnout over 55 million. Earliest polls close 4 PM EST in Rhode Island. latest 11 PM EST in California Oregon and Washington.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate
Maine
House
Rhode Island
California
Oregon
Washington
Eisenhower Plans Brief Rest in Georgia
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower will fly to Augusta Georgia tomorrow for a brief rest. Mrs Eisenhower said she and the general, their daughter in law Mrs John Eisenhower, and the grandchildren will join.
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Eisenhower
Georgia
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Augusta
John Eisenhower
Mrs Carrie Chase Dies After Long Illness
Carrie M. Chase, 76, mother of Maine Republican Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, died last night after a long illness.
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Carrie Chase
Meg
Carrie M. Chase
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
3500 May Ballot In City voting Heavy in Clarke Frederick Counties
Predictions of record turnout in Winchester and surrounding areas were confirmed as voting progressed. By 1 p.m. Winchester City had 2225 ballots cast, with precincts like Rouss, Friendship, and City Hall reporting heavy lines and early leads. Frederick and Clarke counties also saw strong early totals, including Stephens City with 254 votes and Berryville surpassing 400 by 1 p.m.
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Rouss
City
Clarke, Frederick Counties
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Stephens City
J. H. Argenbright
Berryville
Ben
Middletown
Bishop to Confirm Over 100 Tonight at Sacred Heart
More than 100 children and adults will be confirmed at 7 30 this evening at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The bishop, Most Rev Joseph Hodges, will preside on his first visit to the parish. Sponsors for the service are C F Schenck and Leonard Brown.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Joseph Howard
C. F. Schenck
Leonard Brown
Virginia B. Lillis
Joseph Hodges
Rusadus
Richmond
Ona
Harpers Wes
Mar
Mrs Butler Leads Poppy Sale Drive by Legion Auxiliary
Mrs H W Butler Sr is Poppy Chairman for the Conrad Hoover Unit 21 American Legion Auxiliary. The sale supports hospitalized veterans and families. Poppy Days are Friday and Saturday this week. Curly Top Beauty Shop will be closed Nov 4 through Nov 6.
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H. W. Butler
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
Curly Top Beauty
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