News Roundup on Cold War Shifts and Leaders
GOOD NEWS reports Haydon Boamer praising humane handling of prisoners as 70,000 detainees are moved into camps and a week ends with tasks completed. BAD NEWS notes Adenauer facing German opposition to a European Army link and Churchill warning of economic peril. Nehru attacks NATO as colonialist while neutralist stance grows amid rising internal Communist activity.
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Haydon L. Boamer
Antoine Pinay
Smong
Europe
Konrad Adenavier
West Germany
Russia
Stooges
West Berlin
Winston Churchill
Britain
Jawarhalal Nehru
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Battle over coal hydrogenation heats up as oil comes from coal
Wilson Sharpe reports a sharp clash between government plans to build a coal to oil plant and private industry funding. The Bureau of Mines claims synthetic gasoline can cost about 11 cents a gallon, while industry researchers say the figure is off by 36 cents. The controversy centers on financing and the true value of chemical by products. Kemp of Texas Company questions the government claim, ready to test the data.
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NPC
Walter S. Hallanan
Plymouth Oi Co
Pittsburgh
Union, Carbide and Carbon Co
Institute
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ebasco Services,Inc
New York
Price Waterhouse and Company
Bureau of Mines
Li'c. Kemp Jr
Texas Company
W. S. S. Rodgers
Synthetic Fuels Committee
Na Honal Petroleum Association
Cleveland
Kemp
Gillon
Rodgers
Missouri
Kefauver Relies on Political Ground Rules For Truman Ticket
Senator Estes Kefauver argues Truman must remain neutral in the 1952 campaign to avoid harming the party. He contends presidential selection hinges on party dynamics and potential defections as primaries shape delegate positions. The piece notes shifts in Indiana and California amid debates over favorite son strategies and tax concerns affecting McNutt.
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Wlyle C. Wilson Mnleington
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Ody
United States
Slusher
H&m
White House
Pshire
Untitled fragment hints at Texas trip and Eisenhower era
Fragmentary OCR describes a visit to Texas by a couple, mentions Mrs. Eisenhower, Dallas, a press conference, and a test event. It references Gold Star Mothers and a Houston council, but the text is garbled with unclear structure and stray phrases.
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Eger
Denison
Aeer
Eisenhower
Dallas
Ginner
Eisen
Houston
Government Resumes its Wetback Airlift in California
Los Angeles June 14 The Emigration and Naturalization Service says it has resumed the airlift of Mexican aliens from Brownsville and Oakville to the interior. Six flights daily from Texas and two from California will carry about 6500 Mexican nationals daily under a contract with Flying Tigers Air Lines, in effect at least until July 1.
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Los Angeles
Brownsville
Oakville
Calif
Emigration and Naturalization Service
Flying Tiger Airlines
Albert del Guercio
Texas
California
del Guercio
House Action Due On Extension of Federal Controls
Washington report details House and Senate moves on extending wage, price and rent controls. Senate approves eight month extension to March 3, while House Banking Committee favors a one year extension. Both fall short of Truman two year request. A Red tape amendment targets record keeping when prices drop below ceilings.
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Vincent I. Burke
Washington
House
Brent Spence
House Banking Committee
Congress
Senate
Truman
Dad To Feel Guilty Says Psychiatrist
NEW YORK June 14 A prominent psychiatrist Dr O Spurgeon English says many fathers will feel guilty on Father’s Day for not participating more in their children’s lives. He notes a rise in unspoken goodwill and urges greater family involvement. Dr English, a Philadelphia visitor, promotes his book Fathers Are Parents Too as Father’s Day reading.
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New York
O. Spurgeon English
English
Dr. Fatish
Philadelphia
Four Of Six Leading AL Batters Are Bosox
Boston dominated the American League batting leaders on June 14 with four of six top averages. Dom DiMaggio led at .337, George Kell tied for second at .326, Billy Goodman posted .315, and Sammy White tied for fifth at .312 with Ed Robinson.
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Boston
Red Sox Saturn F
Dom DiMaggio
George.Kell
Red Sox
al Rosen
Cleveland
Billy Goodman
Sammy. White
Ed Robison
Chicago
Newspaper Charged by Cuban Government Over Slander
Havana report states the Cuban government filed a criminal complaint against the newspaper El Puebla alleging slander about General Batista and others including Elliott Roosevelt. The paper allegedly claimed a group created a company to monopolize medicine distribution.
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Havana
Cuba
The
el Puebla
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Eliott Roosevelt
United States
Two New Stars In Old Glory Seen In Time For July
Washington observers say Congress may override President Truman's veto on tidelands oil leases as Sen. Holland notes momentum. In New York Digby Chandler of Annin & Co envisions a 50 star flag with a staggered pattern as Alaska and Hawaii join, and marks June 14 1777 as the flag's birthday.
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Tidelands
Washington
Spescard L. Holland
Congress
Truman
Florida Democrat
Interior
Oscar L. Chapman
Gulf of Mexico
Senate Judiciary Committee
Chapman
Holland
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Interior Department
Weedmlnt
James P. McGranery
Babsaba Bundschu
New
York
Digby W. Chandler
Annin & Co
Abraham Lincoln
Alaska
Await
Chandler
Yili
United States of America
New Mexico
Arizona
Weatherman Cynical About His Mistakes
A Boston weather observer keeps note cards under glass bearing lines about regrets and praise for being right, and regret for being wrong, reflecting a cynical view of his forecasting failures.
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Weatherman
Boston
A.U.S. Weather Observer
Hfe
Dogcatcher Bitten by Owner in Medford Lakes
Medford Lakes New Jersey July 14 Lucy Fay 16 admits biting dogcatcher Ellis G. Glover on the arm when he attempted to seize her dog Freckies. The incident highlights a tense encounter as authorities respond.
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Lucy Fay
Ellis. G
Ellis G. Glover
Wardens' Catch in Anbury Nets British Raid Fear
Wardens at Anbury Connecticut report arresting 16 fishermen for violating area regulations amid tensions over expected British raids. The incident shows authorities acting as a precautionary measure against incursions while patrolling local rivers.
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Anbury
Conn
Junie
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