The Ledger and Times, June 23, 1952

The Ledger and Times, June 23, 1952

Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-23-1952 The Ledger and Times, June 23, 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 23, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 1020. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1020 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]. • a • ••• • or I. ••• / afts. 1.71ebAY. JUNE -gi; 19r)2' recently 10 girls came in le Selected As Best All Round Kentucky Conniuntty Newspaper for 1947 sprats tattooed on their thee, Simmonds operates a Studs , the rear of a Mall room. 11 Why Not Weather most- of Ms'. gustomers art it he has _left his etchie•- Do All ['_ Kqueintetucku,ayrm-a.id l'erthluymcidleutdhisy, enany :nen and ',semen. ses. Your Shopping afternoon, tonight and Tues- < PAUTY LOOK day with scatiened afternoon _ / :Li:none:Se can be given a In Murray and evening thundenhowers. look With fancy ice cubes. A Lew lonight 67 to 72. twist et terrem•peel or merest cherry to each cube seethes fore lieezing. YOUR PROGRESSIVI BO= MURRAY POPULATION - 8,000 Vol. XXIII; No:J:44_ ,United-Prear PAPER FOR OVER HAL, A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, June 23, 1952 Formaffy0Pfampaign_Winds eon & Allies Hit HELSINKI-STADIUM--ALL SET-FOR-THE-OLYMPICS MON. Hisard Up Today With Last of Speeches Around Reds With Big By United Press down ot delegate strength shows The formal campaige for GOP Taft with us- convention votes- MURRAY Air Attack convention delegates winds up to- including thee Illinois gains. Gen- Her j5 convention -015. nes day-next stop issthe eral Eisenhower has 405. It takes P nd, Press - in Chicago. 604 to noininate. • 6197 The Illinois state convention at Taft is scheduled to meet Mary- _thing Vacationers coming through coin- Allied n nse ee hit North Korea with ,t4(4...keeti;sse eis attack Springfield has some delegates-et- land's 24 delegates in Baltimore -Vete with trailer, boat and dog. es v.44e of the war. large to select today-the last of late today. The Maryland group eve 13-es the party's 12-hundred-and-sig del- is not officially bound to any lead- ro Hall McCuliston says the Ken- More than 500 Past don egates, Senator Taft is sure to get ing candidate, but most are con- tucky Dem Fax liunter_s v.ell hunt ---the Air Force, the dna., lip airceit. 44, iqg 10 of those delegates-at-large. sidered -favorable to Eisennoiver. • in Paris, Tennessee this year. and from three Targets of the attack The latest United Press break- Tomorrow, Taft meets- Pennsyl- vania's 70-vote nelemition at Her- old kept us up until big Red Power plants aloe Three year sey. Peiggylvania. after Saturday night Yalu officers reeort the at. midnight or Eisenrower - who already has with an upset stomach. knocked out 90 per cent of Nort. Korea's electrical potential. • Russia Gives Met the Pennsylvania group-is in Denver, Colorado, today. He'll do several Enemy fighter planes did not in- Upsweillered times and a 15eninute nationwide television had to gIVe. hens...some_ sick terfere with the raid. s we broadcast tonight - r. speech will stomach medicine we krelp on hand (iii the ground, things ace quiet West Surprise today for the give what is called al a "clear for such events. first time in more than a week. definition", of his foreign policy. Eisenhower is expected. to show He was greatly incensed be- However, Major General David -Bugbear sayss-thlug,s wouldn't have By Releases Just where he and Taft' differ on We ditt-not-Cer-rhirellegter.-- Muse aiLtn• foreign policy. - _been _so quiet if his 45th- - Division . By Untied Press had cracked under Communist at- THIS IS HELSINKI STADIUM, Helsinki, Finland; where the 15th modern Olyivillite games A split in the Republican party Gaiess`he figured we were going The Russijins had some surprises tank last week. Ruffner says the will get underway July 19, when the world's greatest athletes will compete for su- is what worries marry GOP lead- t.• let him die a miserable death for, the west today-in Beilin and premacy. At right a pretty usherette points to the electric scoreboard and time clock ers. Senate Repuislican leader Just to save a few -dollars. Reds apparently were planning 'to in New York. \vhich will be used durine , Styles Bridges warns that the launch an offen.sive-if they could neternationals In Berlin, the Reds; turned loose capture the four hills hell by the party will go dovni ei defeat in _ Didn't ,find the cause of his ail- 43 West Germans who were_ kid- 45th. They _ November if it is divided by what ment with the next morning, when tried to take the hills napped in a raid on the British 21 times. he cells pre-conyentson "bicker- an empty sugar bowl was discov- Reports sector. They say they were well- c- ‘i Each time Commission ing." • ered. He admitted under cross ex- -the Gis beat them treated. cous • * off. Revival Held Calloway Fails To Lead In Any Bridges referred to the Squabble emination that he had done the In another surprise Soviet ac- non Ger Waste Of Material over the 38 Texas- delegates be- st &awns need. It's anniversary day on- the truge tion, the Reds pulled out of Brit- ----- tween Taft and Eisenhower forces, front-the anniversary of the first ish zone territory occupied one call for armistice talks by Soviet By United Press Taft and Eisenhower also are . A card from Jim Redmon of At Church Of Prevalent Diseases Last Month bwErleokng.a go They pulled up 'stakes Russia. Five men have finished their heading for a showdcwn in the HENRY FONDA in Columbus,'Ohio, Nerth-South %In- -literally. Frontier pests tnat had job of looking into America's raw fight for .contested. Southein dele- ner. This is what Soviet United Na- been planted one-thossana yards material stockpiles. LOUISVILLE, June 23 4UP)- 'Warren county led German mea- gates. This tussle involves 95 con- THE RETURN OF tions delegate Jacob Malik said,_ e inside the British :one were up- jestone year ago' Christ Here It took 18 months-end the ma- Meese's, tuberculosis and genrorr- sles' cases reports - with 30. Hen- vention votes from eight southern Thanked us for the cope of the rooted and moved back where they FRANK JAMES" "The Soviet peoples terials policy commission appoint- hes were listed by the state health derson county was next with 16 states. The Republican national paper that carried the results of (feel/ the most acute problem of the present ed by President Truman used 140- department today as the three most and Hopkins county officials re- committee has rule •I that 23 dele- IIMENENIMMEW the games A revival started yesterday at The British immediately moved , . day-the problem of the armed thousand words to tell of its prevalent diseases' in 'Inenttickg ported 13. ' gate scats must be settled by the the ttforray Choreh of_Christ in -andere-occupied the territhrz jots. tee mutate . esse_n_ • Forty-two eases at LOW svilis oteite sesemmitteenenhe-e-esteengll be _ „area'VFW 16KIlitirsforwardsTIS manict ""* .1 13ro. Frank Van-Dyke, head of the rs' - Fillert` hiker cummnatleirters tied," The report says the "Buy Amer-- officers stressed, however, were high in tuberculosis reports. handled at Chicago. When the del- next year's ever% imid hrspenthat 1 Bible Department of Freed-Harde- Health -are sending a new note of protest Today, just 365 dans -can" act of 1933-and other laws meaeles, it Other high units were A da egate contests went back to the .en drop by your office fen a visit later-no man Csalege, Henderson, Tepnessee, "this is the year for to the Reds. This one is over the settlement is in that restrict the purchase of for- county. Lexington, and Leslie coun- estates, rot won easily in the first at that time," Mr. Redman says. sight. as speaker. happens something like this every Russian action which keeps allied eign materials--should be repealed. Harlan nine decided-two in Virginia and The big stumbiing block still is third year. This is just a tabula- ty, ell with 16 cases. patrols off the 110-mile east-west over voluntary versus The commission predicts that by the reported 14 cases. seven in Louisiana. Incidentally Mr. Redman is the forced re- The rev ival will continue tion of reportable diseases for county highway. patriation -of 1957, the nation's demand for min- led, also, with f;2 Republicans in Puerto Rico also editor of "First and Ten" war prisoners. At through June 29 month. nothing be alarmed' about." Louisville ay.Malik -Soviet delegate to maga- 'erals and power will double. And are split between Taft and Eisen- Panmunjom, the Communist nego- Bro. Van Dyk • has served as There were 1.394 common, measlesa cases of gonnorrhea. Lexington the UN and chairman of th• securi- zine, Ohio's first high school sports to meet this crisis, the report sug- hower. Taft foiices heve walked tiators objected to an allitd deci- minister for congregations in ersa- cases. plus 81 cases' et •so-called and Warren county listed 17 cases; ty council this month-had a sur- magazine. Anybody interested can gests a bigger search for untapped out of the perty eonvention on Ate sion to release 27.000 North Korean fordsville.

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