Remarks Breach Tension as Eisenhower and Stevenson Clash
The Associated Press reports pre campaign remarks by Republican nominee Eisenhower and Democratic nominee Stevenson testing party unity. Eisenhower cited Korean war blunders but defended intervention while warning against attacking Red China, a stance that stirred GOP debate and hinted at internal disagreements among party leaders.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Kansas City
South Korea
Red China
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Gov
Stevenson
Washington
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
GOP
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Democratic
George C. Marshall
Sen
Sparkman
Birmingham
Richard M. Nixon
California
McCrea family portrait shaped by restraint and values
Hollywood star Joel McCrea explains he and Frances Dee shield their sons Jody and David from publicity. Jody, 17, seeks acting, while David, 16, stays on the ranch learning cattle life. McCrea plans no trust funds, urging independence and a private upbringing.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Joel McCrea
McCrea
McCreas
Jody
David
Beverly Hills
McCrea _ sons
McCrea Ranch
Desperate Thief Meets Desperate Woman in Dayton Robbery
In Dayton Ohio a armed man entered Virginia Mercer's dry cleaning shop and demanded $60 claiming his wife was critically ill. Mercer, 32, replied that she needed money too and told him to shoot if he must. The bandit fled after her defiant stance.
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Dayton
Virginia Mercer
British term wings used for car fenders historically
In Britain the fenders of an automobile are called wings or mud guards. This note explains the regional terminology for automotive body parts and their historical usage.
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Britain
Crime Reports Encouraging to Sen Kefauver
Senator Kefauver says enforcement of crime laws supports his committee’s work and urges passage of more measures. He cites encouraging Justice and Treasury reports, calls for net worth statements, banning gambling loss tax deductions, and a permanent crime commission.
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Sen
Kefauver
Washington
D-Tenn
Congress
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Justice and
Treasury Departments
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Crime Committee
U S Consulate Grants Passport to Noble for Return Home
Charles A. Noble a 60 year old American who endured World War II in Nazi Germany and seven years in Soviet zone camps was granted a new American passport by the U S consulate in Berlin enabling him to return to Detroit Michigan where he was formerly based. He was captured in Germany at the war’s outbreak and held by Soviet authorities after the fighting ended. Noble was released by East zone police on July 4 and now awaits travel home.
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Berlin
Germany
U. S
Charles A. Noble
Detroit
Mich
Noble
Reds
Dresden
People's
Port Sudan to modernize sanitation with five year plan
Port Sudan will convert primitive sanitation facilities into a modern waterborne system under a five year program. The schedule targets gradual upgrades across districts, financed by municipal funds and outside loans to improve public health.
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Port Sudan
Swollen Glands Explain Lymph Node Roles in Disease Defense
A Minnesota medical bulletin explains lymph nodes as bean shaped organs in neck armpit shoulder and groin that screen out bacteria and cancer. Enlarged tender glands signal disease and physicians use node examination to judge infection spread and cancer involvement, with nodes crucial in diagnosis and treatment planning.
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Minnesota State Medical Association
Eden and Tito to Discuss Trieste in Belgrade Talks
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will meet Yugoslav Premier Marshal Tito in Belgrade from September 17 to 23 to discuss the Trieste question and Yugoslavia relations with Turkey and Greece. The talks follow U S and British concern over Adriatic tensions and Tito’s defense cooperation with the Balkan states.
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London
Anthony Eden
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Foreign Office
Eden
Vienna
Turkey
Greece
Tito
Balkan
U. S
U. S. Army
Frank Pace Jr
British to School German Jet Pilots
The London Daily Herald reports plans for the RAF to provide jet fighter training to German pilots, many Wartime Luftwaffe veterans, to support West German divisions of a projected West European army. No bomber training is planned. Earlier reports indicate Bonn seeks an air force of 1,500 planes if rearma ment passes Allied approval.
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London
London Daily Herald
Royal Air Force
Luftwaffe
Germany
Bonn
Trellis Mae Jealous Spending Lags Income Tale
Wilbur Peeble's wife Trellis Mae confronts him about finances and a past fur coat purchase. She accuses him of lying about their income and budget as the couple disputes money, with a $5,200 earnings claim introduced.
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Trellis Mae
Wilbur
France
United States
NEA reports strain on U S schools due to enrollment and teacher shortages
The National Education Association surveyed 4,372 districts and found mounting enrollments, teacher turnover, and rising costs delaying building projects for 343,000 pupils and affecting 115,315 more in 162 systems. Local funding appears stable while shortages of materials and qualified teachers persist.
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Washington
National Education Association
NEA
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