Eisenhower Memo Clarifies Political Stance and Posts No Party Tie
A memorandum from General Eisenhower to Columbia press rep Robert Harron reiterates his unchanged position on public service. He states he will not identify with a political party or seek a public office, while noting he may express opinions on national issues. He underscores dedication to his role as Columbia University president.
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New York
Eisenhower
Robert Harron
Columbia University Press
Columbia
State of
Iowa
Ian Business Corporation
Havile Motor Co Inc Incorporation Notice in Iowa
Articles of incorporation for Havile Motor Co Inc filed May 1948 list principal office at 107 Seventh Avenue Marton Iowa with authority to establish branches. It aims to engage in wholesale and retail sale of automobiles trucks tractors flying machines radios parts and petroleum products and to conduct repair service warehousing and financing activities.
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Baufle Motor CO. Inc
Havile Motor Co Inc
Seventh Avenue
Marton
Iowa
United States
Uae
Bates dies in Alcatraz after Urschel kidnapping
Albert Bates, 57, the Urschel kidnapper, died in Alcatraz after years of imprisonment for the 1933 abduction. He had hidden a $100000 payoff and never revealed its location before dying from dropsy and heart disease. Bates, convicted under the Lindbergh law, shared the crime with George Kelly and Harvey Bailey.
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Francisco Cins
Albert Bates
Charles & Urschel Maillionaire
Oklahoma City
Alcatraz
E DD Swope
Bates Wis
George “Machine Gun” Kelly
Harvey J Bailey
Urschel
Negro group puzzled by Democratic coalition
The NAACP said it was puzzled by an apparent coalition between anti Truman Democrats and bitter civil rights opponents. It sent telegrams thanking James Roosevelt and several mayors and leaders for civil rights stands while noting concerns about alignment with Senator Lister Hill and governors Strom Thurmond and Ben Laney.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Roosevelt
William O'Dwyer
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Jacob M Arvey
Chicago
Chester Bowles
Sen Lister Hill
Ala
J Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Ben T. Laney
Fragmentary political scrawl on civil rights rhetoric
The passage cites concerns about harming national prestige abroad and opposing anti democratic social customs. It mentions Arkansas and Virginia figures like William M Tuck and notes a naval yard at Hamp ton Roads as the nation’s oldest, signaling a political dispute over coalition with certain elements and civil rights measures.
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Arkansas
William M Tuck
Virginia
U.S. Navy Yard
Hamp
Andrews Sisters Mourn Mother Ollie Andrews
The Andrews sisters mourn the death of their mother Mrs Ollie Andrews at 50 after a cerebral hemorrhage in Santa Monica. The death was reported Tuesday and adds sorrow to the family.
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Santa Monica
Andrews Sisters
Ollie Andrews
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