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The Ledger and Times, June 4, 1952 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-4-1952 The Ledger and Times, June 4, 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, June 4, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 1004. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1004 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]. I- - a a - •••1 I ••• • Selected 3E8 Bat All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper for 1947 over the Weather Jays. vague Why Not ch and pia- Kentucky fair tonight. le air or by Do All Thursday pailln chiudy and. a Even the warm followed by scatterel srrisec was Your Shopping thundershowers west and teries noleh portions by evening. In Murray Lowest 55-60 tonight. HAMPIONS cattle men empion nnl- YOUR PROGRESSIVI HOME NEWS- MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 three • west United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, June 4, 1952 Vol. XXIII; No. 133 strews and iccording to .ky County NATO COMMAND TO RIDGWAY The exhibi- Ei.44„„,%wer Gains On Taft In IXE 13.;RtIS OVER Plans Completed To Entertain rthorns was 1; of Angus, V4,4'n Hereforde Lates:04.....\,itern State Primary North-South Cagers, Visitors Again the townspeople of Mur- — - — By United . • strength. Former governor George Monday. June -9, art all-acmpus rey and the students, staff and SSIFIED General Eisenhower itsin !Nickelson, an Eisenhower man, says dance in the Fine -sots lounge on faculty of Murray State College are votes of overtaking Re. Aalicert a gain of oriln 10 votes each in the Murray State campus begin- • preparing to roll out the welcome Senator Taft of Ohio in the South the missing precincts will swing ning at 7:45 p.m. will bring the mat for the participants in the an- Dakota presidential primary ..the the victory to Eisenhower. all-stars and student; at the col- nual North-South all-star basket- lege together. Letter in the mortong mail from hottest primary in the natian yet. Taft backers, although their can- ball game to be played here this A fish fry in the shelter house Joe Berry telling us the free page Taft's slim lead gives him 60125 didate is leadng. have shied away- 1 year Saturday night, June :4. at Kentucky Lake State Park at notice we carried yesterday about to 59.436 for Esenhower with only from victory claims. And it ap- J. Matt Sparkman, dean of stu- 6 p.m. Tuesday. June 10. for play- • needing a ride for a disabled vet- 267 of the state's precincts still pears that final results in the _dents at Murray State College and ers, coaches and commission work- • eran did the work. to be heard from in the List pre- !tightly-fought race f9r 14 GOP chairman of the entertainment n afteraeon of convention test of strength between ,national convention delegatesepluS ers will follow committee for the Nor toSouth ! swimming and speed boat rides on The disabled veteran W-hOW OA the two men. prestige value will not be known cage claneic, in cooperation with the lake beginning at 2:30 p. m. his way. Eisenhower was pulling slowly , for sure until later today. Sonic' the people on Murray, has set up a has been set aside for but steadily abreast of Taft a few ebservers even speculate it "miy Wednesday full week of entertainment. full practice sessions 'arraeged by We're glad to help out. votes at a time when county vete be tomorrow before the victors W orking the entereenment coach. collection offices closed down for ;name could be announced. - the squads' around an already busy schedule At noon Thursday, June le play- T. 0. Turner brougnt in a pic- the night. And the key to victory I But the Democratic primary in of practice, makes for e full er!' and coaches will be guests at ture of his father yesterday that for Taft or Eisenhower apparently South Dakota is all sewed up. pi*".,..6; week's provram Th. _91 asnerrnite rneetfiner-Tirll trWn•ray- crv-rer- wa,s about one and a half feet wide lies in the ballot boxes ef those Senator Kefauver has defseted a__ and four coaches will arsive in clubs in the Murray Wornares club.. and about two feet high, 267 unconuted precincts. elieket pledged on the eisss see Murray June 8 and will be quar- house. At 4 p. m. the same clay -Then -denseTi-Cg-nreeltreti- --a-re in vention ballot to Senator Hubert tered in Ordway hall on the Mur- the Young Business Men's club of IMO made whin he was a South Dakota counties where Eis- Humphrey of Mnnesota. Late re- H. ray State campus. Sunday niget Murray will take the visitors to prisoner of the Yankees at the enhower has shown the most turns give Kefauver 19.781 votes to they will be treated to picture Mayfield. Kentueke where they time. That was when we were in- 10,301 votes for the Humphrey strews at the (low-lit:sem theaters.' will be pests at a barbecue at the vaded several years back. slate. It means eight ronventioe Mayfield Country Club 6 p.m. votea for Kentuver. • -- his succes- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, 61, retiring commander, and and guests of the Mayfield J. J. Turner was res name and Tanks Rumble At' the same time. Kefauver woa WHILE THEIR WIVES LOOK ON at left, grounds , change-of-command ceremonies on the Chamber of Commerce at a Kitty he was a member of the 8te Ken- the democratic. primary • in Can- sor, Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, 57, salute the colors at the Organization) headquarters Outside Paris. Eisenhower told Conferences I League baseball lathe at 11:15 p.m. tucky Regiment. Co. B. Ile was fomia and Governor Earl -Warren of SHAPE, the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty challenge." (International Radiophoto) . Friday, June' 13, has been left * captured at Fort Donelscri and victor on the Republican Ridgway: "I leave with the certainty eve can meet any Into Camps . is the open for full practice sessions. was eighteen years old at the s n with the 5:30 to 6:15 period set lime. - Kefauvee picked Tip Calif ientes Take Place 0 aside for the players to meet and By Caned Press To ORS Se Democratic convention votes by.,, Central City Labor Britain And U. S. - Jury Refuses eat, with their 'parents in the din- That was in the ,year 166,1 American tanks rumbled into defeating A tiekiit-ficadiff- by attor- • Principal Mg hall at Murray State College. three prison compounds en Brown. uasturbance Spok en Indict w Pella' Koje is- hey-general Edmund Bea_ Protest To Rhee Steel Issue_ Saturday morning at 9 a m. The picture was in t xcellent- land today, American soldiers-right tr"--"ne 11000 -th.e Of By Leader • Of School motorcade will leave downtown condition and was very plain. We behind. .14,443‘„.11 - state's 19.000 odd precincts eive urriy or a tourr of Kentuck cln't know how come it was so It was another clean-tip day on Kefauver 539 592 N'otes to 233 089 PADUCAH. June 4 fUrn-The • By- United Press winging -By United Press By United Frew . Lake State Park and Kentucky big, but it way a goo:I picture the strife-torn island housing Corn- for Brown. superintendent of McCracken Coun- Conferences on the steel strike The president of district 50 of Great Britain has joined the today- Dam. After lunch at 12:30 the +Amble trounist prisoners of war and the Warren's victory gives him Cali- ty schools at Paducah says the take place in two cities the United Mine Workers' uni er has United States in a diplom itic pro- Washington. motorcade will return to Murray Mr. Turner was sporting a hair- action went off like elnee-work... fornia's 70 Republican convention county school board thins the New York and one can l come up with sonic share, words test against President Syngman from 11 at 1:15 p. m. cut (not has since gone cut of the last symbols of Red. defiance votr. He dcleated_a slate headed principal of the Lone Oak schon In New York. officials in connection with the dispute be- Ithee's plans in South Korea. meet to &n- A reception in The Fine Arts •fini4h style. were wiped out. by Congrea'Sman Thomas Werdel. was right in punishing fous boys. big steel companies tween the union. and small busi- Five other UN members are probably will lounge at 3 p.m. the same after- American troops ripped down il- Warren has piled up 496.4101 votes The yduths were suspended by ews strategy thet prices nessmen in Central City.' Ky. preparing to join the protest. aimed open negotia- noon for players. coach-S. par- h , He died in 1893. legal! Communist flags and oropa- te 223.441 votes for • Werdsl. principal John Robinson from the result in a move to strict 50 chief A D I ewi against ve CIO United Steel- ents. families an other visitors, • — gonda banners, rescued at least 17 Neither Taft or Eisenhower ware Lone Oak school two sve:ks be- tions with the spoke in Washinctorrotfter accusa- the South Korean assembly, which belisved that confer- will be followed by a buffet sup- • 61 Key,pardon, Mr Maddox anti-Communist prisoners held by entered in the California primary.
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