Truman Faces GOP Attacks Over Lies and Smears
President Truman warned Democrats would not stay silent amid Republican charges of corruption and moneyed influence as Taft and Gabrielson assailed his administration. He vowed to fight back on foreign policy and domestic issues while outlining a 1952 campaign against “dirty smear campaigns.”
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Washington
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Guy G. Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Cincinnati
Truman Party
Congress
CIO
AFL
Key West
Fla
National Women’s Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Internal Revenue Bureau
Californians Die in Bridge Crash Near Alice
Mr and Mrs Herman L Ligon of San Antonio were killed when their car skid and collided with a truck on a wet bridge four miles north of Alice. The truck driver described drizzling rain at the time of the accident.
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Herman L. Ligon
San Antonio
Here
Bolivar stamps issued for Bolivar Monument rededication
Venezuela issues an eight stamp air mail set to mark the rededication of the Simon Bolivar monument in New York City’s Central Park. The stamps feature the statue known as The Liberator.
Americans Exchange Teachers Find Indian Interest Lacking
American teachers in Britain report British students show little interest in arithmetic and grammar, but crave Indian lore. At a reception for exchange teachers, insights on teaching styles and social life emerge, with Daisy Wakefield noted for Pipestone connections. Hospitality and home life exchange views are valued as part of the program.
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London
United States
Walter S. Gifford
Daisy Wakefield
Pipestone
Minn
Liverpool
Wakefield
Tone Blames Neal For Split In Payton Marriage
Franchot Tone says Barbara Payton rekindled romance with Tom Neal led to their seven week marriage ruin. Tone filed for divorce on grounds of extreme mental cruelty after Neal allegedly beat Tone last September. Payton denied seeking Tone’s removal from her apartment as attorneys prepare talks.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Payton
Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
Tone
Neal
Barbara
Miss Payton
Recreation Group Tours Amarillo Base
A 24 member Recreation Group Work Organization tour at Amarillo Air Force Base introduced members to the Jet Aircraft and Engine Mechanics School, aircraft maintenance areas, the base exchange and new dining hall. Guided by Miss Vera Newcum and Miss Merle Hughey, the group met Tech Sgt Joe Lackey, Steff Set Fred Lee, and a Public Information Office guide during a day long visit.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Recreation Group
Work Organization
Central Council of Social Agencies
Vera Newcum
Amarillo Uso
Merle Hughey
Base Service Club
Service Club
Joe Lackey
Steff Set
Fred Lee
Panhandle
Public Information Office
Hearing aid without cords comes to Amarillo
Good news for the hard of hearing in Amarillo and surrounding areas. Acousticon presents the world’s first wireless hearing aid with no cords or box to wear. A free clinic by J C Hammer runs November 21 and 22 at the Herring Hotel from 10 am to 5 pm to demonstrate the new DR 1 skin receiver and other Acousticon inventions. The firm promises better hearing and invites home appointments.
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Amarillo
Acousticon
Herring Hotel
Wed
J. C. Hammer
Acousticon Public Education Department
Acousticon Hammer CO
San Angelo
Texas
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Memphis
Birmingham
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Alice
Mr. and
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By Alvin Steinkopf
Amarillo Base
Bauer & Black
Bill McClendon
America
First Baptist Church
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