Batista’s Mastery of Timing Forces Cuban Power
The profile outlines Faulgencio Batista’s rise from poverty to Cuba’s army chief and president, noting his keen sense of timing. From the 1920s revolts to the 1940s elections, Batista leveraged support from Camp Columbia to seize control, exile, and return to power, shaping Cuban politics near Florida.
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Sanford Markey
Central Press
Camp Columbia
Cuba
Batista
Fulgencio Batista
Columbia
Florida
Pérestia
Banes
Santiago
Cubs
Faulgencio
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Machedo
Machago
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Carlos Saladrigas
Ramon Grau San Martin
Miami
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Senate
Camp
County Ag Agents Aid in Many Fields
College Station Texas reports county agricultural agents have become trusted local resources for farm families. They conducted and joined hundreds of meetings on topics from farming to foreign trade, income tax, farm credit, and interdependence of town and country incomes, with thousands in attendance across diverse groups and institutions.
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College Station
County Agriculture
Texas
Lastear
Chambers of Commerce
Hound's Wagging Tail Settles Court Case
In Dallas a custody suit centers on Sam the foxhound owned by George Kelly and claimed by D Gary who bought it for 325. The judge says Sam, who wagged his tail on entering the court, affirms George Kelly’s ownership and the case ends with Kelly as rightful owner.
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Dallas
Tex
Solomon
Bill Richburg
Sam
George Kelly
D. Gary
Kelly
Gary
George
States Granting Cities New Revenue Sources
CHICAGO UP states that cities will gain greater freedom to obtain revenue to cover rising costs. The Municipal Finance Officers Association notes a continued trend through 1951 with at least 14 states permitting new taxes for municipalities.
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Chicago
Municipal Finance Officers Association
Blood program aids children in need of blood supplies
The Red Cross blood program helps sustain hospitalized children with hereditary bleeds and rare diseases like Mediterranean anemia. A New York child needing ongoing transfusions illustrates the lifelong demand for blood, as hospitals carry on with emergency appeals until cures emerge. The article notes soldiers overseas and young victims require steady blood supply to survive.
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Central Press
Washington
Korea
New York
Cooley
Red Cross
Britain Sets Promise To Defend Six European Allies
Britain plans formal guarantees to all six members of the Brussels Pact defense group, extending aid in case of attack. The move, tied to NATO and UN dynamics, aims to counter Russian pressure while shaping West Germany’s role in a unified European army and the balance of power.
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Phil Newsom
Gritain
Europe
European Defense Community
Germany
Italy
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemuret
United ‘Nations
Attac
NATO
United Nations
Britain
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Russia
Big Research Center Planned At Freeport
Dow Chemical Co announces start of a 2.6 million eight-building research center in Freeport to house organic, chemical engineering, electrochemical research and an analytical lab plus offices, a patent office and library. Construction awarded to Southwestern Construction Co of Houston. project to finish about 15 months after starting in two weeks.
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Freeport
Dow Chemical Co
Southwestern Construction Co. of
Houston
Airline Fatalities So Far This Year Double 1931 Toll
Washington report shows 1962 airline deaths near twice the 1951 level at this point. Four accidents caused 138 deaths this year vs 56 from five accidents by mid April last year. Major incidents include American Airlines Elizabeth New Jersey January 22 with 39 deaths and Pan American World Airways San Juan Puerto Rico April 11 with 52 deaths.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Watch Logic
Paszengts-Miles
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Elzabeth
N. J
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U.S. Airlines
Jamaica
Queena
N.Y
Pan American World Airways
San Joan
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Agate Cadet Corps To Be Re-Organized
Texas A and M College plans a 1952 53 cadet corps reorganization under Col Jot Davis starting September Aimed at better manpower use and dormitory space elimination or blending of small units into broader admin structure Army Air Force and basic divisions will set unit strength at 90 9 160 members Current corps size is 4300 men.
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College Station
Texas A and M College Cadet Corps
Jot Davis
Trial Set May 26 For Star's Son In Check Fraud Case
Edward G. Robinson Jr a publicized figure in a family dispute with his father will face trial May 26 for writing two worthless checks. The 19 year old pleaded innocent in Superior Court to checks totaling 149.81 and 25. He was arraigned before Judge Robert Gardner.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Im Star
Robert Gardner
Dog Not to Blame in Wisconsin Drunk Driving Case
A jury found a defendant guilty in a drunken driving case after a defense claim of fault by the car’s owner. The trial referenced the driver’s explanations and the vehicle’s condition as factors in the verdict.
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Green Bay
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