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The Ledger and Times, July 22, 1952 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 7-22-1952 The Ledger and Times, July 22, 1952 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, July 22, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 1044. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1044 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. fee• • • "•••;-••••••••• 1 -..eremer ee" • -4 • • • 21. 1952 Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 COOLER Why Not 1—The heat Weather t in the re- ed cenvicti Do All Kentucky—Fair torgeht and tin had fled Wednesday. Lowest tonight rison farm. Your Shopping 70 to 78. Centinued hot Wed- ley got out nesday. ibile to cool In Murray .SSIF1ED HOUR PROORIBUIVE NORM NW& MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XN111; N. 123 United Press PAVER FOR OVER HALE A (MATURE Murray, Kentucky,Tuesday Afternoon, July 22, 1952 IVERS DEm NOT SO HARMONIOUS • —01 Southern Tempers High, North & Heard Beef tattle Barkley Steps (Chester Martilis A Smart Man,He Works - Around Meet Planned Out Of Race Where There Is Plenty Of Food And Money Slams Loyalty Pledge Through viding that no delegate I A beef cattle meeting will be By Lochle Faye Hart By United Press could sit For President The north has slier:riled through in the permaiterrt convention or- held in the counle on Thursday Robinson CrOsoe's man Friday I MURRAY a "loyalty" pledge et the Dem. reinization' unless ite pledged him- July 24. The meeting is sponsored may have run his leg' off on that erotic convention in Chicago. • self to work for !he party's candi- by the County raxteesion Service Unit•d Peem deserted island but he couldn't By And now it's up to the south. date. and beef cattle preducers of the have led a busier life than Chester 6 the Demo- Supercharged Democrats roared The battle--and it %ens a battle, ei Listening to Governor Devers courity with the Colleg: of Agricul- The grand old man of Martin who is assobiated with the into the early morning hours argu- a Wild one--raged peat midnight. • Massachusetts alst night making ture coaperating in the venture. cratic party has abandoned his life- Bank of Murray arel Rudy's_ reef- ing over whether delrentes shoufti But the loyalty pledge passed—was the keynote speech for tae De- Farms of Herman Boger. Oseli long ambitien to occupy the White taurant in the rotes of janitor, premise to support any candidate approved by weary delegates on riocrats. " Boone. Harold itroech and Harold House. handy-man, and bus boy. the party nominates Southern a voice vote. And southern tem- Glenn ,Doran will oe vesited by the Chestet started his busy life on Seventy-four - year.old Alben leaders shouted their Hatred for a pers went higher. V We thought he was going to cattle own. A lunch of steak and February 18. 1883 in Mi. state of Barkley has quit the presidential strong civil rights -stand and a strip something for amehiee when cold drinks will ')e served at cost North Carolina. Hi9 tether, who race. A bitter nate win through nominee dedicated to civil rights. So far, no repetition o' the dixie particularly het up over at the farm of Glenii Doran. had been a slave. w.is now free he got the vice president's erief state- Several times the them it of a walk- walkout of fall( years ago. But Several demonetratems will be and decided to move his family the situation. ment of withdrillte Ile said that out was heard—a walkout like the Governor Herman Talmadge of held-in the afternoon. Ray Hopper. into Kentucky. The family of 14 "self appointed" I bcir leaders had ,southerners staged in 1948. over Georgia says flatly thet his dele- field agent in beef production, will We doubt seriously if he be come out in oppos.t.on to his cen- loaded up on a log vmeon pulled civil rights. gates mar not sign tne "loyalty" POO head a discussioo and Horace by .wien and started the month- pledge. everything he said. didacy. And he ridded that the Liberal elements of the party "We will no: leave this _ Owens of Paducah' ant Bill King- long journey which biought them heads of certain large delegations. had introduced a iimolution pro- convention." he says. 'until we are ston. „sie adae:lisonviale have been o Kefitucky. T) ada tc. the pio- Jelin Harrison. the former as- who had encouraged him to rund thrown out. We v.01 emit for the invited to discuss he:d manage- east:Int county agent for Calloway withdrew their Meld: g. Barkley eering in his family, Chester said convention to tal.e act on." ment. agricultural representative did not immediately throw his that his great granduirents came is now Virginia's got/an-nor John BatUe Company. support to any otner candidate. to this celtintry from Africa. for the Standard Oil Farm Bureau says he doesn't know a his delc- About the first v•ork Lhester hed • - -One of the'front reistsert-In--Hte gates will sign the pledge--says This date last year: The Wage was with a Mr. Underwood in Murray High says they'll - have to discuss it. Florida race, Senator Estes kelauver. his barber shop. He was a boot- Stabilization Board authorized em- delegates plan a camels the Veep would net Is ye received black. Then he wcaked on taPe Picnic Said cm the pleyers to meet prevailing prac- eqough votes to win the nomina- railroad for awhile out switched. to tices in paid vacatiens, holidays and Round-Up To tion. Regarding' his own chances, a job rolling tub icco for Mr. J. D. The United Press has learn- other allowances. Russian deputy the Tennesseean said he thinks his Rowlett. ed that President' Truman now premier Molotov accused the west- "Best Yet" strength is growing rapidly. And work among his many jobs was believes Govertmr Idlai Stev• etations of preperine for a ern he adds: "I feel Tan going to win." baby sittings. and eakinr care of enson of Illinok .t ,ure bet third world war. Be August 5 Mr. Gilberts fanoly. He started to good one" and -Best yet" for the Demo( rata- presidential Another southean. es-nit-ander, Sen- P to walk the work there and got 25 cents a were the descriptive phrases heard nomination. The president Ls German ator Richard Russell. Charged that because the This date In, histeri: The Murray High Schoel will week but was so good they gave most from the 800 farm people who ready to fight for Stevenson's ee.. Barkley had been "stricken down" street. car. composer Johann Sebastian Bach have their Summer mound-up for him a raise to 30 (-ents. "They attended the Calloway County nomination. - - the as a candidate by "certain selfish" (Inter)Vtional) died, in 1750; world bank approved pre-schoat children on taught me how a. Clear house and Perm Bureau Picnic at th:; City White Ilbau.e ;a11.1..ers at the Tuesdae labor leaders who would "rule or by Bretton Woods conference. io August 5 at the school. how to cook.- said Chester: Dur- Park last Saturday. convention say that ehile the j - ruin." He said the Libor chiefs 1944; Justice Department agents The ing his work babe sitting, he used Everyone. especially offizers, di- president may hasp' disliked pre-school. round-u: is a fotmd "other candidates who Will shot gangster John Dellinger to to keep Mrs.-rib hi. -on eMary) rectorsrsandothe h ,ri membersmbers ot Stevenson's reluctant attitude, physical examination given 4rite be completely pliable to their their • death in Chicago. in 1934. when she was jest a baby. unteered the president is confident Stev- of charge to children entering will." And he said Brairtey's With- help, After learning to do housework isremed to have enson e.an beat Eisenhower In school for the first time. Officials drawal is a challenge to the in-. put forth an ex- CTACLE1 Peaches are coming in. and dish washing. Chester Ara November. Says one White pointed out that this is very im- tegrity of the Den.nertlic party. effort to make this year's an- kidded and callel 'Anne- by sow House source: -He wants a portant to the child, 'and thot Barkley's withdrawal caught the Cheater Martin linialAtigaie a swede .its soggy racer on a trailer coining of his family bemuse he was do- winner more than a friend.' Midget many times some condition is delegation by surprise last night tilT: • ing a women's work - likriin is a mighty *arid man--fee but he can cook merle anything. • through town. found that meett be. merrier:1rd lend left it shocked and lispiriteer The program was chuck full of "I'd plenty of Almost everyone in town knows - ' - by the time echoel starts. , be lost if I fit the Bank of works where there is interest and entertainment through- matter today. A si oictsman won't Murray," Chester said at he gave a ibanki and nicety of food Chester and is his friend. He is Calloway-County Lumber Com- For the convenience. of the pa:- Mrs. Susan Polmrd told news- money out the day. Contributiens in music !ity whether thmall put their sig- big smile.
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