Truman restricts campaign to northern cities in fall run
The White House signals a limited end to a cross country tour with major speeches in Milwaukee New York Chicago and Detroit aimed at boosting the Democratic ticket. Eisenhower plans a 48 hour southern blitz as MacArthur enters the Texas ballot scene.
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The Whistle Stop in the 1940s Campaign Train Tour
A report on Eisenhower Stevenson and Truman preparing extensive whistle stop tours by special railroad trains. Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference coordinates itineraries with over 100 journalists and staff. USA One sleeping car used by Truman, armor plated with bullet proof windows. thousands of railroad workers and strict passing rules accompany the campaigns.
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Secret Service duties and counterfeiting cases explored
A guest column on the U S Secret Service covers undercover work in skid row and White House circles. It recounts counterfeit seizures from Hong Kong to Chicago, forgery of government checks, and the protective role for presidents since 1901 with extensive interagency cooperation.
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