Eisenhower and McCarthy Drive for Common End
Eisenhower and Senator McCarthy shared a campaign visit in Wisconsin arguing they seek the same end despite method differences. Eisenhower pressed cutting federal spending toward 60 billion dollars in four years, reviving the American economy while backing a sound dollar and pro growth policies.
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Kefauver and Loveless Call for a Change in Washington
U S Senator Estes Kefauver and Ottumwa Mayor Herschel Loveless urged Democrats in Cedar Rapids to back a change in national leadership, favoring Adlai Stevenson over Truman and calling for broader reforms. They argued Stevenson would preserve good New Deal elements while expanding labor, farm and small business ownership, contrasting with Republican plans they deemed static and isolationist.
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Tennessee
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Ottumwa
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Des Moines
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Elephant Refuses To Move With Circus Show
In Canterbury England a 60 year old elephant named Salt refused to move after muddying in a hole six days earlier. Workers sheltered her with a tent fed her rum daily and accepted gifts of fruit sugar and chocolate while the circus relocated without her. The delay lasted two days to hope for recovery.
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Damn Lie Crack Irks Mrs. Truman
In Spokane Harry Truman jokes that taxes could fall by cutting military spending, calling a Republican claim a damn lie. Mrs. Truman, hosting a tea for reporters, says the language is unnecessary and plans to tell him so when he calls.
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Harry Truman
Truman
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Twight Eisenhower
Nixon Franks Poll Draws Protest From Warren Backers
Nixon used the franking privilege to mail 23 000 letters during a California poll on Warren's presidential bid. Murray Chotiner denied details while Warren supporters blasted the move as a backstab. Marjorie Benedict called it a simple request not a slap.
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Denver Realtors Plan To Defy Critical Area Edict
Denver landlords and realtors vow to challenge federal rent controls as the city council prepares to again vote on decontrolling rents. A 10 year old critical defense area ruling adds new units under controls including hotels and new construction. Federal officials warn that controls could return within 20 days if repealed.
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Gen Dean Still Alive Reported by British Correspondent
A British Communist correspondent Alan Wilmington reports Major Gen William F. Dean is alive and in Communist captivity in North Korea, according to the Red Newsman.
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William F. Dean
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Lesson Strikes Close to Home in East Paterson
The mayor and borough council ordered foreclosure on a one acre plot for 11 years unpaid taxes. Borough Attorney Arthur Messineo located the owner Thursday. the borough took over the property by foreclosure in 1941.
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Hard Coal Price Increase Granted
Washington based report shows hard coal operators winning a 20 cent per ton ceiling price rise to offset costs from a new contract with John L. Lewis. The Office of Price Stabilization allowed the increase and required equal 20 cent per ton contributions to miners welfare funds.
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Stevenson Blasts Eisenhower Flows On Isolationist Sellout Charge
Adlai Stevenson accused Dwight Eisenhower of selling out to isolationists in a Cincinnati rally and warned of a real danger to the nation. He cited a “price” for support, referenced radio broadcasts from Columbus and Milwaukee, and contrasted with 1920 Harding Cox politics. Stevenson argued the old guard plans a radio television blitz to push a new isolationism and warned the race centers on America’s world role.
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Dodgers Take Lead over Yankees in Game Three Ninth
Brooklyn leads New York 5-2 in the top of the ninth as the Dodgers post a burst of runs through the late innings. Key moment: Snider singles, Hodges scores, Furillo drives in another run as Robinson and Campanella add hits and the Dodgers build their margin in the third World Series game.
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Reds Claim Slander by U S Envoy
The United States and Soviet Union clash over George Kennan after Moscow demands his recall calling his remarks slanderous. Secretary of State Acheson defends Kennan and says no replacement will be sought while Kennan returns to Washington for consultation.
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Judge Probes Age Under Oath in Lincoln Case
The judge asks the woman to state age under oath and confirms time in months. She replies twenty one years and eight months. The fragment ends noting Lincoln.
Elkader Temperature Drops to 20 as Freeze Hits Iowa
Cold snap grips Iowa with Elkader registering 20 degrees on Friday while Iowa City reports 25 and Cedar Rapids 30. Frost blankets towns as forecasters warn of more sub freezing readings through the weekend and a slight warming Friday night.
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Booth Withdraws From Senate Race Leaving Holland Unopposed
Jacksonville report says Republican John P. Booth withdrew from the U S senate race, leaving Democratic Sen Spessard L Holland unopposed. The move consolidates Holland’s position as the sole candidate for the seat.
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Worker Beaten Near Home During Harvester Strike
William Foster aged 52 joined a back-to-work group at the International Harvester plant during a strike. He was attacked on a Chicago street by a man with an iron pipe and died mid-morning. Foster had been among Harvester workers crossing picket lines at the McCormick plant.
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