Delegation interviews boost Eisenhower bid in New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower pressed delegates from New Hampshire Connecticut Delaware and Massachusetts in New York as he courts the Republican national convention. He lauded Taft Hartley as the best law, opposed punitive measures, and faced mixed commitments among 22 delegates. Governors Adams and Lodge signaled varying support while Taft's camp warned of delegate bribery.
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Sherald Elkanhower
Wreenhower
Enid
Frank Parizek
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Ike
Lodge
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Eseenhower
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Columbia Universty
Sherman Adams
Dim View of UN Korea War Course
Retired field commander Maj. Gen. Daniel A. L. Mivelson from the 40th Infantry expresses a pessimistic view of UN positions in Korea. He predicts a Communist victory post peace and argues the U.S. lacks manpower despite adequate equipment. Brig. Gen. Joseph Z. Cleland will replace Gen. Anderson as commander.
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Korea
United Nations
Daniel AL. Mivelson
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Anderson
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Taft and Backers Swap Verbal Blows Over Delegates
The note describes Taft and Eisenhower backers exchanging sharp statements on delegate support after Taft picked up 52 delegates while Eisenhower's camp claims drift in his favor since his return from Europe. Taft plans a Maryland event June 16 with 24 Maryland votes and Baltimore talks, while Eisenhower aides blame Taft for exaggerating delegate strength.
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Washington
Waller White
Enid
Britain Presses for Greater UN Role in Korea Truce
Britain's displeasure with U S Korea truce handling grows as Prime Ministerial figures in Hong Kong and Lord Alexander urge greater British input. Whitehall stands firm on POW issues, while UK press fault lines call for closer UN collaboration and shared responsibility in the war.
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Russell for President drives farmer advisory committee formation
Washington supports Russell plan to organize an advisory committee of farm leaders from 18 states to back his democratic presidential bid. Sen Edwin Johnson says the panel will grow, with Arizona California New Mexico Texas and others listed, though some names dispute involvement and Hatch Act limits noted by officials.
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California
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New Mexico
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Clovis
Texas
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Carl C. Moore
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Agriculture Department
Slayer of Oklahoma Prosecutor Pursued By Numerous Posses
Pryor Oklahoma June 9 Area patrol units hunted an area between Chouteau and the Grand River for Harald M Woodruff 34 believed tied to the Mayes County Attorney Jack Burris slaying. Sheriff Ralph Willcut said the suspect and Burris family connections sparked threats of vengeance. More than 3,000,000 in prize money will be distributed on barns as racing Grand Circuit in 1982.
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Restrictions On Home Payments Are Relaxed
The government eases real estate credit controls to permit lower down payments on new houses. Concessions favor homes under 7 000 and over 26 000 dollars, with stepped reductions for 8 000 to 16 000 dollar dwellings. Builders call the 350 reduction “indigolicant” and service members may buy with guaranteed mortgages.
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Builders’ Association
Veterans housing credits ease with lower down payments
Veterans face new terms under a veterans preference program. Down payments drop from 45 percent to 35 percent for many homes, with 4 percent down previously required now reduced for some cases. Mortgage terms stay at 25 years for under 12 000 value and 20 years for higher values, with possible extensions up to 30 years if hardship exists.
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Ans Administration
Veterans Preference Congress
HHO
Federal Housing Administration
Credit terms spark surge in home building nationwide
Builders forecast a near record year as credit terms attract buyers and production expands beyond 1.4 million houses. Officials note financing shifts toward affordable ranges under 7000 dollars fuel growth across the south and southwest, with activity approaching postwar peaks.
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Terug Cuichi
Aubstentia
Igurbarian
Baby Lift Plane Reaches London With 65 Infants
London receives a baby lift flight from New York carrying 65 children ages three months to ten years. The journey included war brides and grandparents, with a single distraught adult male, Merely-oll Frank Braun of Philadelphia, accompanying his family.
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New York
Avery Whidow
Toulgut
Merey-oll
Frank Braun
Philadelphia
Braun
Phyllis
Jeffory
Anduthe
Alde Landon
GE on Trial for Killing 2 Nazis
A courtroom session today examined the alleged murder of two Germans amid a wartime or postwar trial context. The record notes victims identified as German nationals and references to the attackers, with details surrounding the case and potential death sentence discussions.
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Jade
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Vlage
Pit
Jone
Virne
Fragmented 19th century farm tool painting notes
Fragmentary notes describe farm tools at Paloling Farm in New Hampshire painted with wooden colors and later clear coats. The text mentions a slow earth process and later painting methods, including drought costing, and a shift to higher production with spraying.
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