Eisenhower Seen as Possible 1952 Presidential Candidate
The piece argues General Dwight D. Eisenhower may run as a Republican in 1952 but notes strong public desire to keep war heroes revered and doubts about his party affiliation. It discusses Taft as a preferred GOP alternative and suggests Eisenhower remains an unknown quantity unsuited to immediate nomination.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dewey
Lee
Taft
Justicarina
Fiserhower
Strine
Walter Rew
General Motors
Oh Aton Lee
Enione
New Nahienil
Chiminerange
Daily Worker
UF & Wree
Interaore
Wiliminchyn
Biel
Qusier
Reseryes
AFL
Anc
Trotskyites
Asc
National Maritime Union
Seafarers International Union
New York
Seattle
Arige
Vaughn Monroe
Broadway
Strand Theatre
Hell
Uniow
Taft-Hirsley
New Car Models Shown As Public Questions Quality
Prospective buyers view new automobile models and weigh whether manufacturers have responded to past criticism. The issue is whether features like tire changes and road visibility have improved, beyond mere cosmetic refinements. The piece questions if 1951 will deliver real answers to drivers.
Watch on the Rhine Freely Let Germany Move Forward
The article argues Western powers grant Western Germany new freedoms toward normal national life and economic self support. It notes strict continued surveillance is needed and certain dismantled plants may be spared while a German merchant fleet is authorized. It asserts German pledges must be trusted only with caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Driemwaidy
Europe
Rhine
Population shifts reshape party balance in Congress
The piece argues that postwar population trends will alter congressional representation, with southern influence waning as industrial areas grow. It discusses the 1940s-50s context, Democrats and Republicans, and forecasts Census decisions shaping state delegations and electoral power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Printing i
Yoruilar
Private Jockey Club scrutiny echoes Argentina’s elite
The piece describes a U S observer’s view of the Jockey Club in Buenos Aires, its private elite network, and a comparison to American clubs and political power. It notes investigations by a joint Congressional committee into Argentine activities and reflects on class divisions among millionaires and social circles.
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York
Dee
Buenos Aires
Jockey Club
Tockey Club
Paul Peacing
Amis Frey
Jockey Chat
Union League
Fort
Seltin
Reark
Buenos
Evita
New York Republican Club
House un-American Activities Committee
America
Argentina
Texas
Casa Rosada
Celia Florida
United States
Iam
New York
Washington Merry-Go-Round episode stirs defense plane use clash
Drew Pearson reports Secretary Johnson faced scrutiny over a special Air Force plane for a Senate Appropriations subcommittee trip to Europe. The trip drew European criticism as offficials and senators faced questions about hospitality, expense, and influence.
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Drew Pearson
Coperight
Plis
Sen. Thomas
Cols
Johnson
Spain
Sweden
Europe
U. S
Paris
New York Herald Tribune
Pre
Fie
Napacor
Bidault
Slim Tellaw
Senate Committee
French Defense Minster
Georges Bifault
Rene Pleven
M. Birlawl
Paris Night Clibs
Thomas
Lic Tabarin
Koles Bergere
Maris
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Wit
Humphrey
Hanermoor
Senetors Brewster
Maine
Michigan
Iog Dour
Christmas Street Decorations Question in 1948 Note
An intercepted 1948 message to Charley asks when the street decorations will be completed, mentioning a Christmas suite and holiday preparations. The brief missive conveys a personal task related to festive public adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Labor unrest and political probes unfold in Michigan and beyond
A sprawling, heated labor and political story traces FBI and state investigations into mob tie ins, union activity, and a looming strike threat across Michigan and national centers. It notes Governor William Milligan, 4000 steel workers, and a looming 17 000 union workers, with legal and political maneuvers shaping the labor landscape amid wartime style scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Firal
Eqtlo Union Il
Reutner
Waller
Vietra
Gay Bolton
Mismum Willigme
Reber
Rand
Amgerny Lonk
Wy Brothers
Ianita
Ouriany
Rumi
Mateh
Campanes
Apnaranis
Jaber Persiles
Eden Tooves
FEI
PBS
Ciizens’ Committee
FBI
New York
AFL
Harry Moses
WU. S. Steel
John Lewis
Carlton
Washington
Lewis
Moses
U. S
Question and Answer Quiz From The Gazette Archive
A historical Q A page covers topics from Lincoln's death to 1946 car models and Audubon paintings. It notes a house owner in 1942 not built until after Lincoln’s death, describes a Swedish tailor in Washington street, and mentions a Union Soldier tenant. It also answers trivia on the 1946 model year, Earth’s orbit, and the largest sapphi te found, with quick lines and dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.P. A
Automobile Manufacturers Assoc
Readers' Forum Letters on Taft-Hartley and Truman Duty
In a Gazette editorial page letter a writer argues Truman should enforce the Taft-Hartley act during emergencies, while opposing the act himself. The letter urges readers to seek experts for clarification and cites the miners and political actions as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lewis
Truman
Vale
Westbrook Pegler's Amended Reply Sparks Court Debate
A lengthy 1949 Gazette excerpt reviews Westbrook Pegler’s exchange with opponents in the Communist trials. The piece sketches lawyers Poletti Fried and Mackay, Judge Medina, and Isserman amid clashes over testimonies and alleged conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
the Gazette
York
Der
Westbrook
Drew P. Pegler
Pearson
Tiny
Hawgers
Wolf
Frnstra
Pagler
Poletti
Freid N
Mackay
A. J. Isserman
Defris
Medina
Lek
Lehman
Funse
Ivan Waons
Peace at a Glance Amid Global Tensions
The piece mocks postwar peace efforts and the United Nations as it satirizes international strife. It notes regional trouble from China to the Near East and Balkans while commenting on women’s suffrage and war weariness in a wry, dated voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Near East
Balkans
Bos
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Madrid
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State Department
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France
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Taavklex
Max Truitt
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Barkley
Adm
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Slate Acheson Mass
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Russa
MacArthur
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