Gov Dewey Breaks With GOP on Arms Aid to Europe Rift
Governor Thomas Dewey clashes with Taft Wherry and Hoover over European defense urging faster mobilization and more troops. He argues isolationist talks aid Stalin. The split within the GOP could affect 1952 prospects. Also notes farm meat controls and looming wrestling with black market prices. Hollywood to face UN plans to probe actors amid prior 1947 contempt cases.
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Gov. Dewey
Europe
Republican Party
Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Dewey
New York
U.S
United States
Congress
Hoover
Stalin
Hitch-Hiker Newton in Korea Fails Fitness Test
The hitch-hiker William J. Newton Jr who sought to clear his taint of communism after a seaplane stunt near the Batory appeared in Korea for an interview. The 8th Army deemed him unfit and turned him down. Meanwhile U N forces pressed toward the 88th parallel as Chinese and Korean counterattacks stalled the advance. Casualties on the Communist side reached about 80 121 from ground action alone.
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William J. Newton, Jr
Batory
FBI
Frank Conniff
Korea
Newton
8Th Army
U.N
Seoul
Eighth Army
Ot thin newspaper items reflect scattered notes
A fragmentary OCR snippet hints at a dated newspaper page with scattered notes. The readable bits show no clear events, names, or places to anchor a full summary, leaving only a vague impression of the page’s mixed content.
College Enrollment Drop Seen With Wartime Mobilization
A nationwide survey of American colleges shows 25 to 50 percent of students may leave before year end. Institutes expect 20,000 to 28,000 faculty may be dismissed or not replaced due to military duty and war jobs. Spring enrollment already down 5 to 10 percent since January.
Progress Toward Treaty with Japan Sets Security Pact
The article notes preliminary steps toward a U S Japan peace treaty anchored by a defense guarantee from American power. It describes no fixed time frame for U S troops, ongoing security concerns, and Japan as a pivotal factor in Pacific balance, with other allied nations weighing impacts. It also covers Big Four talks in Paris and U S proposals on rearmament topics, plus domestic budget battles and a rail disaster in New Jersey.
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United States
Japan
Asia
U.S
Pacific
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
France
Paris
Germany
Soviet Union
Balkans
Russia
Giants Hopeful for Pennant as Durocher Plans Deep Pitching
Giants manager Leo Durocher emphasizes improved defense and a deep rotation led by Jim Hearn Sal Maglie and Bobby Jansen to challenge Dodgers Cardinals and Phillies. He cites strong infield around second with Stanky and Dark and a powerful, hustling team effort as the key to contending for the National League pennant amid a changing baseball landscape influenced by television and fan expectations.
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Giants
St. Petersburg
Yankees
Arizona
California
Florida
Leo Durocher
Dame Fortune
Leo
Jim Hearn
Cardinals
Sal Maglie
Stanky
Dodgers
Phillies
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Boston
Hearn
Maglie
Jansen
Kennedy
Durocher
Magile
Braves
Horace Stoneham
Bill Terry
Brucellosis Seen as Occupational Hazard in Animal Work
A joint report by the U S Public Health Service and the Indian State Board of Health warns brucellosis is an occupational hazard for those in cattle and swine work. Among 800 veterinarians tested over three years, up to 25 percent showed exposure or past illness, with higher rates among slaughterhouse and rendering plant workers.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
U.S Public Health Service
Indians State Board of Health
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Thane
Hollywood
House un-American Activities Committee
Bureau of Later Statistics
Brannan
Eric Johnston
Reds
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
McMahon
Connecticut
Joseph HB. Fitssimmons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodbridge
N.J
Iran
Joseph Stalin
Shah of Shahe
Davey “O'Brien
Delphia Eagles
YALE
Tony Cavell Poh
Ayer
Ball Hoeft
Oshkosh
Wis
Youngste
Detroit
Hartford High
Grantland Rice
HAROLD\-ARNETT
God
Moones
Tlir
Puikba
Lydia
Lydia E. Pinkham
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