Reds in Italy are a jail hardened, Moscow trained party chiefs
Rome report profiles Italy's Communist leaders as a disciplined, war hardened group distinct from mass party, noting high jail terms for anti fascist activity and key figures like Palmiro Togliatti Pietro Secchia and Luigi Longo. It lists vast caches of weapons seized after the war and through 1951 with ongoing finds.
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Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Constituent Assembly
Mario Scelba
Carlo Siminai
Palmiro Togliatti
Italian Communist Party
Spain
France
Moscow
Pietro Secchia
Togliatti
Botte
Secchia
Luigi Longo
Longo
Haly
Governor's Day Review Honors Two Governors at Fort McClellan
Units of the 48th National Guard Infantry Division will march Saturday in a Governor's Day review at Fort McClellan honoring Gov. Herman Talmadge of Georgia and Gov. Fuller Warren of Florida. The event salutes the two state leaders and showcases regional military units in parade formation.
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Fort Mcclellan
Ala
48Th National Guard Infantry Division
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Fuller Warren
Florida
Convention currents loom in 1952 race analysis
Washington reports on the two major party conventions as they unfold behind closed doors amid leaks. Eisenhower and Stevenson emerge as leading vote-getters while Kefauver challenges within the Democratic camp for reformist support and broad appeal. Winnipeg restaurant offers a four-steak-a-day monthly meal ticket.
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Washington
Chicago
Gov Stevenson
Gen
Eisenhower
Eienhower
Sen
Taft
Illinois
Stevenson
Kefauver
South
Tennessee
Truman
Ldést
New Hampshire
Hl Kefauver
Winnipeg
Canada
Mississippi Faces Five Way Party Split Before Conventions
Mississippi politics show a rare five faction split as Democrats debate endorsing Eisenhower or Stevenson and Republicans weigh which faction carries the Eisenhower mantle. Jackson hosts post Chicago maneuvering with Lumpkin leading an Eisenhower push against White Gartin Tubb Coleman.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Eisenhower
Jackson
Sam Lumpkin
Tupelo
Mississippi
Chicago
Hugh White
Carroll Gartin
Tom Tubb
J. P. Coleman
White
Republican Party of
Lily White
Army says Grow diary excerpts distorted by Reds
The Army stated Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow did not write the provocative lines attributed to him and that Soviet publications distorted many notes from his diary kept in Russia. Grow was convicted by court martial on charges linked to the case, amid claims the diary was misrepresented to portray the United States as bent on war in Europe.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Robert W. Grow
Grow
Russia
Europe
America
Local commander reprimanded and suspended for six months
A military official received a formal reprimand and a six month suspension from command as deterrents to further promotion.
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