Military presidents in U.S. history and near misses
The article surveys how many presidents had military service, from Washington to Truman, including Civil War, Mexican War, World Wars and earlier conflicts. It notes generals who did or could have become president, such as Sherman, Dewey, Pershing, Wood, and Harding era contenders, with brief context on their service and nomination outcomes.
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Raymond Wilcove
Central Press
Dwight D
Eisenhower
White House
Owever
House
George Ngton
Mailsrevice
Hares
S. Truman
F. Truman
West Point
Monroe
Hutton
Jackson
New Orleans
Henry Buchanan
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Buchanan
Baltimore
West
Northwest
Cahads
Tippecrnee
Indiana
Zachary Taylor
William McKinley
Chester A. Arthur
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
Arthur
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Truman
William Tecumseh Sherman
Sherman
George Dewey
Manila Bay
John J. Pershing
France
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
California
Frank Lowden
Ilinois
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
No invasion of Indo China Seen
American military officials said an invasion by Chinese Communist troops into Indo China is not imminent though a large south east offensive could occur within months if Korea truce frees Chinese forces. Reports of troop massing near the border prompted the cautionary note from Washington.
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Washington
Indo-China
Korea
Indo- China
New York Police Seize $100000 In Contraband Gold
Police arrested three Czech citizens Frank Joseph 47 Jack 22 and Eva 27 after finding gold ingots valued at about 100000 in their car and more than 340000 in bars hidden in suitcases and a one room apartment. Secret Service and Treasury agents joined the investigation into possible international smuggling.
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New York
Secret Service
Frank Joseph
Jack
Eva
Treasury
Peacemaker Hit By Skillet at Dallas Birthday Party
A Dallas woman serving as referee for a domestic quarrel at a birthday party was struck by a skillet thrown by the wife. The impact broke four front teeth of the peacemaker as the husband ducked.
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Dallas
UFI
Justice of the Peace
Bill Hichburg
China Reds Reported In Command Of Tibet
China has completed the military seizure of Tibet with 2000 additional Chinese troops entering Lhasa. The Statesman cites a Kalimpong dispatch noting mechanized vehicles and a growing Chinese garrison. The piece warns of China’s plan to integrate Tibet and the potential danger to India's northern borders. police report hornets invade car in Indiana.
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China
Reds
Tibet
Calcutta
India
Himaljayen Lams
The
Statesman
Kalimpong
West Bengal
Lhasa
Py . Lhasa
Baytown
Tibetan
Dalai Lama
Reid
Hornets
Slwood
Ind
Fred Barlow
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Cher
Donald L. O'Toole
Columbus
Donald S. McGonnaughy
San Antonio
Norman E. Waldron
Chicago
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