European Defense Treaty Faces Ratification Debates
European parliaments prepare debates on ratifying the European Defense Community pact signed by six nations within NATO. Italy’s De Gasperi travels to Bonn as an honest broker to urge swift approval amid French hesitation and German sovereignty concerns.
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Yyssteen
Europe
Balkfest
France
Paris
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
de Gasperi
Bonn
Alcide de Gasperi
Germany
Saar
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
U. S
Britain
West Germany
Labor Party Opens Annual Conference in London
Monday events note the British Labor Party begins its annual conference in London while the House Un-American Activities Committee opens hearings in Los Angeles on communism in Southern California defense industries and radio. President Truman dedicates Hungry Horse Dam in Montana on Wednesday. The Communist Party Congress opens in Moscow on Sunday.
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British Labor Party
London
House Un-American Activities Committee
Los Angeles
California
Truman
Hungry Horse
Montana
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Navy uses drone aircraft guided by mother planes in Korea
The Navy discloses the use of pilotless planes launched from carriers guided toward targets by television from a mother ship. These WWII fighters carry 2000 pound bombs and operate beyond anti-aircraft and interceptor ranges, with the drone steered to impact.
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Navy
Korea
Guided missiles and postwar arms race analyzed
The article notes Nazi buzz bombs influenced later guided missile work, with both U S and Soviet programs expanding. It cites U S Navy and Army missile advances, Russia's tests in the Baltic, and Adm Sides calling Korea era missiles primitive. It also covers Nixon campaign funds and Stevenson at AFL, plus Ike’s Cincinnati policy address.
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Nixon
GOP
Kent Chandler
Lake Forest
Adlai Stevenson
Springfield
Gov. Stevenson
Illinois
Britain
Baltic
John H. Sides
U. S
Korea
Justice Department
Henry W. Grunewald
Washington
Federal
Liberty National Bank
New York
Stevenson
AFL
Eisenhower
Taft
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Wake Island
China
Russia
Port Arthur
U.S
Tito
South Carolina
James Byrnes
Joseph Short
Navy
Chicago
Truman
September Campaign Sparks in 1952 Presidential Race
A dated resume of campaign notes lists Eisenhower Stevenson events September 1 through 27 1952 including Truman and Taft speeches and party maneuvers. It cites policy stances price supports labor and anti corruption actions and notable incidents from Europe and Asia.
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Eisenhower
Ohio
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Stevenson
Warfare in Korea Reds persuaded to stay in war
Western observers believed Maoist China and the Soviet Union pressed to continue the Korean conflict after Chou En-lai’s Moscow talks. U N ground fighting persisted with rock attacks and a 15 hour hill assault near the Punchbowl. Pyongyang faced intensified bombing as Sabre jets faced fewer MIGs, with over 100 enemy aircraft confirmed down in September.
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Chou En-lai
Moscow
Kremlin
Korea
U.N
Pyongyang
Panmunjom
Manchurian
Red Air Fleet
Quote on women’s minds and rights from Dr. Joseph J. Markey
The married anthropologist Dr. Joseph J. Markey asserts that women have limited mental capacity and should not vote, arguing their thinking is restricted to narrow personal lives and sociological areas beyond their scope.
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Joseph J. Markey
Six month crime and arms briefs across the United States
FBI reports murder and assault rates averaging 4.6 minutes per incident in early 1952. Navy reveals months of officer training for the first atomic powered submarine set to sail by 1954. Britain and the United States deny Russian claims of Trieste as a war base. Howard Hughes seeks to sell controlling stake in RKO Pictures for 7 093 940 dollars. Senate Agriculture Committee finds 10 million dollars in embezzlements in government grain stocks. Brooklyn Dodgers win their first pennant since 1949.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Navy Bureau of Personnel
United States
Britain
Trieste
Howard Hughes
RKO Pictures Corp
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Brooklyn Dodgers
British firm claims chlorophyll fume free beer method
Sidelights from London report a British chemical concern says it has produced fume less beer by adding chlorophyll. A spokesman says flavor remains unchanged and quality is not affected. In Greenville, police traced drinking delays to a jail bootlegging offender. In Goshen Vermont Edward D Blackwell marked his 100th birthday after a century since failing to secure life insurance in 1878.
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London
Goshen
Edward D. Blackwell
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