Eisenhower 1952 Run Decision Teeters Amid Copied Parley Delays
Paris reports soldiers and cadets confront timing on Eisenhower running in 1952. West Point cadets accused of cheating face individual hearings before expulsion as 90 accused students await final decisions. The case fuels debate over isolationism and Atlantic pact support while Blaik's fate as football coach is uncertain.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United States
Reese
West Point
N.Y
Douglas Presses Rejection of Nominations in Illinois
Senate fight erupts as Senator Douglas opposes President Truman's choice Judge Joseph F. Drucker for a federal district judgeship in Illinois. He urges rejection while praising Drucker as estimable, arguing Truman bypassed more qualified nominees amid bar association polls favorable to his picks.
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Washington
Paul’ H
Truman
Illnois
Illinois
Senate
Douglas
Drucker
Subcommittee
Pat McCarran
D-New
Sclaih Cui
House
Sabath
Wilson Backing Continuance of 40 Hour Week
Wilson backs continuing the 40 hour week with overtime pay at time and a half for interstate work. He argues overtime supports morale and stable wages, warns against removing premium pay, and cites World War I lessons on waste from long hours. He favors max eight hour days and 40 hours for efficiency, with limited extensions by occupation or plant.
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General Electric Corporation
Defense Mobilization
Interagency Manpower Policy Committee
Cnt
Labor- Manpower Policy Committee
Employers and Employes
Morals Let-Down In 52 Race Spurs National Politics
The piece surveys how morals and corruption shaped American politics from the Whisky Rebellion to the 1932 election. It cites events like the Whisky Ring, Credit Mobilizer, Teapot Dome, and silver demonetization, noting how investigations and scandals influenced public opinion and party battles.
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Grant
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Washington
Harding
Teaport Dome
Albert B. Fall
Naval Oil Reserve
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman Tax Boost Faces Slim Chance This Year
President Truman’s proposal for a $10 billion tax increase faces slim odds of passage. Senate Finance Committee members indicate the total will be reduced from the House’s $7.2 billion, possibly to $5 billion. discussions focus on rescinding or altering the excess profits tax and avoiding broad sales tax or manufacturers’ excise boosts.
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Washington
Truman
Senate Finance Committee
House
George
D-Ga
Finance Committee
Boyle Denies Tie-In With RFC Influence
Democratic National Chairman William M. Boyle Jr denied any connection with a 565000 RFC loan to American Lithofold, saying he represented the firm briefly in 1949 but did not assist with the loan application or approval. He noted he severed ties in April 1949 when he joined the DNC as executive vice president.
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Jack Bell
Washington
William M. Boyle Jr
St. Louis
Boyle
National Committee
American Littefold Corporation
Struction Finance’ Corporation
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Truman
Is Party Committee
H “Dnc Ld
N. Hoey
Senate
Subong
Sen. Willams
R-Del
James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue
Lithofold
Williams
Finnegan
RFC
American Litteford
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
American Lithoford
Briton Arrives For Reopening Of Iran Talks
Briton Haleea arrives by plane to Tehran as talks resume on the Abadan refinery dispute and nationalization of oil. The Iranian cabinet backs measures to implement nationalization with a 75 percent share to the government and 25 to an indemnity fund, a proposal previously rejected by AIOC.
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Robert B. Hewett
Tehran
Tran
Brithaleea
Toy Fish Control i’ Oe
Mossadegh
Senate
Iran
Ee Bakhtar Emrouz
F —Uty
Hossein Fatemi
Ieet
Theyond
AIOC
London
Hickory Man Killed Under Train Wheels
A man tentatively identified as Shirley S. Johnson, 50, of near Hickory, was killed tonight by a freight train in Marion. His body lay on the tracks near the depot. no identification found. The train engineer saw him but could not stop in time.
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Marion
Tentaively
Shirley S. Johnson
Hickory
Armed groups charged in region amid UN peace talks stall
The report describes armed communist forces violating Kaesong neutrality and demanding a withdrawal of Allied forces to a 38th Parallel buffer zone. It notes UN negotiations breaking off twice as talks stall over the same ultimatum.
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Ridgway
Kaesong
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Marshall
Acheson
U. N
Asia
See Wwton
U.N
Suspension Of Parley Evaluated In Korean War Talks
Washington reports Ridgway suspended Kaesong truce talks over Red troops in Kaesong. Joint Chiefs approved. U N delegation proposed a truce zone near the current battle line, risking a minor pullback rather than a major redeployment. Both sides trade proposals and insist on clear terms before resuming negotiations.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
Ridgway
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. N
Red Radio
Drowning Victim’s Body Sought At Lake James
Marion sheriff and Asheville divers search Lake James operators for the body of James Pressley of Asheville who drowned yesterday while fishing. Three companions are held on an open net as efforts continue to recover the body.
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Marion
Asheville
James Pressley
Lake James
Cers
Weather report notes day high 45 and night low 61
The forecast lists a daytime high of 45 degrees and an overnight low of 61. Yesterday’s low reached 85?
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