Congress approves Truman plan to revamp Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress approves President Truman's overhaul of the Internal Revenue Bureau setting a pathway toward removing top officials from political appointment and placing them in civil service. The move aims to curb scandals and curb patronage, with gradual implementation across levels.
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Kefauver Victory Triggers White House Alarm In Democratic Race
The Kefauver win in New Hampshire unsettles Truman allies who fear a 1952 run and a split party. Taft’s defeat shifts momentum with Kefauver’s humility winning votes, while Adams criticizes Taft’s isolationist record and Eisenhower gains. Labor ranks veer toward Kefauver as Taft’s campaign falters.
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