Truman Likely To Seek Votes In 1952 Primaries
Washington dispatch says President Truman may enter next spring’s primaries as a potential candidate to succeed himself though he has not committed to running again. A spokesman notes decision could come after the GOP nomination in Chicago during the week of July 7 1952.
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America
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Kremlin
Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Puzzle
A crossword with across and down clues listed for station characteristics and various terms plus a cryptoquote. Includes entries such as river and city names, tools, colors, and arithmetic of a puzzle, ending with a Saturday cryptoquote and a note about letter substitution.
Minnesota primary marks test of presidential wind
The article notes President could grant consent and reverse later, Boyle has not yet decided, and Minnesota moves its party primary to March 18 1952. It suggests a Truman slate likely to enter, while direct candidate consent remains unnecessary.
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Ohio
Minnesota
Bids For Boys' State Political Posts In Alabama
In Tuscaloosa Alabama young delegates campaign for state offices as balloting begins for the Alabama Boys State event sponsored by the American Legion and the University of Alabama. About 200 delegates will vote with city candidates elected Saturday and the state capital event set for Thursday. Cooper Henry Lee Taylor Tal lassee city manager Horton Bruce Maddox Sul ligent mayor Perry Sonny Henderson Florence mayor Lane John A Cook Union Springs Jack Appleyard Tuscaloosa and Bo Spear Demopolis named as commissioners.
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University of Alabama
Montgomery
Cooper Henry Lee Taylor
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Horton
Bruce Maddox
Sulligent
Perry
Sonny Henderson
Florence
Lane
John A Cook
Union Springs
Jack Appleyard
Tuscaloosa
Bo Spear
Demopolis
Capitol Honored Jefferson Davis Birthday Holiday
Montgomery state capitol employes take a holiday today in honor of Jefferson Davis birthday though his actual birth date is June 3. Davis was the Confederacy's president and yesterday was observed as a holiday.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Allied Powers in Europe HQ near Versailles and toll road counts
The article notes the Supreme Headquarters in Europe built in the Forest of Marly near Versailles where the peace treaty was signed after World War I. It also mentions about 1,000 miles of toll roads in the United States with hundreds more authorized.
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Forest of
Marly
Palace of Versailles
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America
The Nation in Crisis Says Junius Voice
A bold Junius column denounces communism and Soviet influence, calling for decisive action. It condemns strikes, urges patriotic unity, attacks traitors and fellow travelers, and warns of a dangerous shift away from American principles.
Republicans Test Eisenhower Draw In Presidential Field
The piece notes that many Republicans will seek to test Dwight D. Eisenhower's drawing power as a potential candidate, while few Democrats would risk provoking the administration by running. The dynamic shapes early primary expectations and the evolving field.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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