Naguib's Egypt Faces High Stakes With Western Powers
United States and Britain back cautious support as General Naguib moves from cautious premier to dictator in name. He seeks land reform limiting ownership to 200 acres, Western aid for desert reclamation, factory growth, and Nile cotton output boosts. He aims to modernize Egypt while balancing relations with Britain and the United States.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
United States
Mohammed Naguib
Erests
Naguib
Aly Maher
Maher
Farouk
Aft
Nile River Valley
Britain
Suez Canal
Middle East
Briain
Government workers face limited turnover after election
Washington dispatch notes experts expect only a few thousand civil service changes after the presidential vote, with most top officials leaving and new appointees serving under the next administration. Civil service protections keep most federal workers from arbitrary firing, while Congress retains patronage power. A separate Lincoln story reports a seeing eye dog in training and a rise in car thefts in Lincoln compared to 1951.
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Washington
Po Quatter
D. Eisenhower
Dement
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Uncle Sam
Truman
Dod ‘Stzistants
Sparkman Says He Is Told Ike Handed Over His Sword
Sen. John J. Sparkman said Ike Eisenhower has handed over his sword to Taft after their New York meeting described as fantastic. He cited a Taft communique showing Eisenhower accepted conditions in exchange for support. Sparkman defended Stevenson on tide lands, noting Texas's treaty annexation rights and his belief Democrats can win Texas.
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Washington
John J. Sparkman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
New York
Sparkmay
Women's National Press
Taft
Senhower
Ohio
Sparkman
Stevenson
Tidelands
Texas
Izsted
Sparsman
Night Life Queen Goes to College Polly Adler Confidante
Hollywood profile of Polly Adler, famed New York nightlife queen from 1920s to 1940s, as she enrolls in college. She aims to study entomology and psychology, claiming she earned a nine month degree and plans to write a book about her glamorous era with endorsements from celebrities. She still enjoys the limelight while pursuing education.
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Polly Adler
Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Schol
Folly
New York
San Fernando
Valhe Uomas
Ittery
Tonga
Polly
Preach
House Madem
Monte Hale Sued For Non Support In Houston Court
Houston, Sept. 16. Cowboy star Monte Hale faces a district court suit for back child support from his former wife Willie Anderson for their eight year old son James Mick ey. Anderson seeks $60 monthly plus medical bills and about $4,000 in back payments. Hale says payments were made through court channels and cannot locate the boy. Anderson and James live in Jacinto City with her second husband, a painter.
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Houston
Monte Hale
Milton Mulitz
Willie Antta
Aderson
Tate
Anderson
Hale
Remartiee
James ‘Mickey
Beaumont
Houston Press
James
2 Painter
Jacinto City
Pine Bluff and Oakhurst Water Plans Forming Near La Porte
Pine Bluff and Oakhurst water system upgrades are in early planning. Local owners Norma Sandell and Fred Mertin run the lines. T James of Houston expects a new well and higher pressure. La Porte offered water at 16.77 for 50,000 gallons. 30 cents per thousand after. James to meet city officials for final discussion.
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Pine Bliff
Oakhurst
la Porte
F T. James
Houston
Norma Sandell
Fred Mertin
Pine Bluff
James
J. F. Muldoon
MD. Burgin
Robert White
J. R. Rigby
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Island Beach
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