Truman Portrayed As Human Figure In Wartime Reflections
James Marlow surveys President Truman as a complex, loyal leader who faced aging, domestic doubts, and fluctuating public support. He recalls Truman’s 1951 decision not to seek another term, the Korea conflict, inflation, and political setbacks influencing his choice.
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James Marlow
Truman
White House
Mr. Truman
Korea
Eisenhower
Europe
NATO
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Keffuver
Man Arrested In Connection To Laurel Hill Bank Robbery
FBI Agent William Murphy said Archie M. Radford of McColl South Carolina was arrested on a federal bank robbery warrant. The 19 year old admitted taking part in the burglary of the Commercial State Bank at Laurel Hill after breaking a window. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Fred Bynum and held on $1000 bail.
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Murphy
U. S
Fred Bynum
Rockingham
Longhorn Exercise resumes as fatal crashes toll grows
Operation Longhorn restarts at Ft Hood after a four hour break following a series of deadly incidents. Four soldiers died in a car crash and a plane crash while another two died in a truck crash near Dinga. Pfc Michale Kunak, 19, is held in the post stockade after allegedly shooting an officer. The 82nd Airborne Division continues maneuvering with 115000 troops believed involved.
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Killeen
Longhorn
Michale FI Kunak
Kunak
Baltimore
Ft. Bragg
82Nd Airborne Division
Harold Williamson
Washington, N.C
Williamson
Mana Williamson
Dinga
Rufus G. Carpenter
Kay Pacheco
Co. E
325Th Airborne Infantry Regiment
Pacheco
Edward Pacheco
Kent City
R. I Carpenter
Greenwood
Miss
Gh Drive
Fayetteville
Physa
E. King
The
Tidewater Oil Lands Vote Nears After Long Debate
The Senate moved to the voting stage on proposals to resolve federal versus state control of tide lands along the East, West, and Gulf coasts. Key Senators McFarland Smathers Hill O'Mahoney debated revenue sharing with the Hill plan seeking federal control while directing oil proceeds to state education funds.
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Senate
East
Gulf
Chambers
Tidelands
Ernest W. McFarland
Lister Hill
Dala
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Hill
Smathers
We Lps
Agenna
Joseph C. Omahones
D-Wye
Texas
Kerr Concedes Defeat as Kefauver Leads Nebraska Primary
Sen Kerr of Oklahoma concedes defeat in Nebraska Democratic presidential primary as Kefauver leads with over half precincts reporting. Taft and Eisenhower swing the GOP race with Taft briefly ahead then tied, while Eisenhower nears exhausted precincts.
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Don Whitehead
Sen
Kerr
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Taft
Kefauver
Tennessee
Gen
Eisenhower
Arguments Continue In Rape Case At Shelby
The state pressed its case in Shelby as prosecutors alleged 17 year old girl was raped by Olan Whitworth Jr with Bill Adair Bob Black and Walter Davis charged. Whitworth testified of voluntary relations and denied rape while Adair claimed he held the girl as Whitworth acted. The jury faces possible death penalty if convicted.
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Shelby
Olan Whitworth Jr
Whitworth
Patterson Oe
Bill Adair
Bob Black
Walter Davis
Waco High School
Teated
Adair
Motorist Altitude Check Planned
Santa Fe officials plan testing stations to study driver blood, reflexes and alertness at sea level and again near the continental divide in New Mexico. California sites will also be used to field test motorists for safety.
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Santa FE
N. M.P
High Plains
New Mexico
California
Continental Divide
Pacific mackerel supply depleted on the coast
California biologists report the Pacific mackerel catch is the lowest since 1932. The season, usually May to Christmas, ended last November with shortages in the market. Department officials suggest a seasonal bag limit to protect the stock.
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San Pedro
Calif
Pacific Coast
California Department of Fish and Game
Broadway And Elsewhere Eyewitness Gossip and Circles
A jumble of celebrity sightings and social chatter spans Broadway shows Palm Beach Rome and Hollywood style. Tom Hammond dines with Cara and Olivia de Havilland while Andre Michalopoulos courts Countess Eleanor Johnston von Etzdorf. Barbara Freking nods to Charlie Feldman as best bargain. Betsy von Furstenburg corners Thomas Gwinn Curtis and John Ringling North looms as a social force at El Morocco and Stork events. Harvey Stone weighs in on The Long Watch while Red Cross training in 1951 is touched on amid the mix.
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Tom Hammond
Candida
Olivia de Havilland
Ultra Colony
Cara
Andre Michalopoulos
U. S
Eleanor Johnston von Etzdorf
Palm Beach
Anna Magnani
Magnificio
Rome
Piero Lonabio
Barbara Freking
Song
Charlie Feldman
Betsy von Furstenburg
Thomas Gwinn Curtis
George Jean Nathan
John Ringling North
Yokel
East Side
North
Diseases of Children 5 to 14 Years Old Highlighted
The High Point Enterprise notes a study focusing on illnesses among children aged five to fourteen. It discusses prevalence, symptoms, and potential treatments in a medical bulletin shared for public awareness.
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High Point
N. C
Cancer Deaths Decline In Women In U S
Dr John R Heller director of the National Cancer Institute says women in the United States have cancer deaths about ten percent lower than a decade ago while deaths among men show less encouraging decline. He spoke at an American Cancer Society drive meeting in Philadelphia noting cancer is a major killer across ages.
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Philadelphia
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Heller
American Cancer Society
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