Eisenhower Aims At 1952 Republican Nomination
War hero Dwight D. Eisenhower faces no disqualification to seek the 1952 Republican presidential nomination after being named head of Western Europe's defense against Communists. The Ike for President movement gathers momentum despite opposition, with signs of a strong undercurrent in Republican politics as Dewey era debates fade.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Gov. Thomas
Dewey
Lime era city leads in Northern California growth report
The Fast Company piece notes Taywant ranking among top Northern California cities by 1950 construction totals, listing Los Angeles and other large cities while singling Layward as an emerging strong performer. It critiques price and wage controls and hints at auto steel price impacts in the ongoing development debate.
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Taywant
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California
Myeltie
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tong Teach
San Bigga
Oakhind
Sacramento
San Miteo
San Jose
Pasadena
Warthog Crew of Slick Witch Fly Korean Supply Run
H D Doc Quigg aboard C 48 Slick Witch joins a mixed Chicago crew delivering Christmas cargo to Korea. The troop carrier, a C 46, carries about 1400 men from the wing of air force reserves. The flight from Pusan to Korea traces an orange sunset over the strait as crew swap tales of the Missouri and past wars with Butch, Guts, and other nicknamed airmen.
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Syhole
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Flittadiana Chicago
Air Force
Japan
Guts
Guteh
Hever Fiver
Alameda
Calif
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Butch
Karen Strait
Pusan
Ello
Parsi
Hat Hill
Bemund J. G. Ganek
Ganek
Ure University of
Samuelean
Kigin
Dakkud
Corp
Daniel Jalmsen
Samuelson
Iron Chics
Pola
Eisenhower and Dewey in a tense foreign policy critique
The piece argues the United States bears a high cost for bargaining weakness as Congress contemplates a massive defense appropriation. It notes looming military buildup under Eisenhower, limited overseas divisions, and tensions with Korea China and Europe, with Dewey supportive yet cautious about his own candidacy.
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United States
Congress
Asia
Korea
Debated Hayward Franchise Talks Delay Utility Moves
Hayward considers moving Western Road utilities due to possible freeway construction. State Highway Division asks for moving costs clause in new franchise. Debates about hundreds of dollars value differences and potential thousands in utility costs. Carpenters union urges rent controls continue.
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State Division of Highways
P. G. and i
Carpenters’ Union
Oakland
Hayward
People's Government Established in Tibet Region
The Chinese communist news agency reports a "people's government" formed in eastern Tibet near Sikang Province after Red troops invaded last October. A conference on November 24 created a government for the Jan Autonomous Region of Sikang, involving Chinese, Tibetan, Muslim and other groups, urging Tibetans to resist American aggression and aid Korea.
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Chinese Communist
Tibet
Red
Jan
Sikang
Korea
Fear of German strength shapes Britain's pacifist drift
The piece argues Germany will not join a European army on equal terms and that fear of German power fuels pacifist talk in Britain and France. It notes doubts about France's will to fight, worries over arming Europe for a possible Russian stockpile, and Korea's impact on German resolve and British policy toward Europe and Asia.
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Formosa
China
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Dean Acheson
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MacArthur
Asia
France
Britain
Hussia
Russia
Germany
Capitalism Boosts U S Prosperity and Civic Life
A defense of free enterprise praises capitalism as the source of opportunity and national strength. It cites wartime spending, debt, and high employment alongside rising farm and home ownership, savings, life insurance, and social benefits. The piece notes the United States produces a majority of world goods and supports religious and educational institutions while stressing individual responsibility to sustain democratic capitalism.
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