Presidential aide Steve Early dies and WWI hero
Steve Early, longtime journalist and political aide born August 27, 1889, died after a career spanning United Press, Associated Press, World War I service, and White House roles. He served close to Roosevelt and Truman administrations, shaping press strategy and dispatches on critical national events.
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Compromise Hints Amid Korea War Tensions
Analysis from page one notes Gen Ridgway favors avoiding a long defensive stand, while China presses north of Chorwon and Kumwa. U N leaders doubt decisive victory in Korea without more forces, contemplating possible shifts toward limited action or policing near Manchuria across the Yalu River.
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Driver Faces Two Charges
Ivy C. Sink a textile worker of 1304 Pershing Street will stand charged with driving drunk in the accident in front of C A Scott’s home at 110 Oak Street. The collision involved a parked car owned by Scott. Link was also charged with violation of prohibition laws and released on 550 dollars bail.
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Big Three Plan World Review Meet in Washington
American British and French foreign ministers plan a September 10 meeting in Washington to review world issues and discuss ending six year occupation controls on Western Germany. The talks aim for a unified position on German questions and non Communist defense amid broader East West tensions.
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Quiet Check Slated For West Point Scandal
Senators plan a quiet check by the Board of Visitors into the West Point cribbing controversy and cadet dismissals. Sen. Ellender and Sen. Russell endorse a formal annual review of the academies to probe discipline, curriculum, and leadership.
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Britain Iran oil talks near crucial turning point
British negotiator Richard Stokes said a definite proposal would be presented tomorrow for joint operation of Iran’s oil fields. Sub-committee talks on a temporary resumption of exploitation were postponed as Abadan refinery ownership and nine point law issues frame the dispute. Averell Harriman and Shah Premier Mohammed Mossadegh meet in Tehran amid signals of possible adjustments to production and refining policies.
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Boyle Attacks GOP Over Moral Squalor in Campaign
Democratic chairman Wilbur M. Boyle Jr. accuses Republicans of starting the 1952 campaign in a level of moral squalor while Sen. Mundt calls on Boyle to clean his own house. Boyle cites a Butler Tydings campaign critique and notes a Truman clearance on Lithford loans. In other news, the 28th Infantry Division at Camp Atterbury has 25 GIs who can say Hi Dad to 22 soldiers He means it.
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Government price policy debate and wage stabilization move
Curtis urges resignations of Eric Johnston and Michael DiSalle to allow a firmer price and wage stance. Johnston pending approval of the Wage Stabilization Board cost-of-living policy by midweek. The policy ties wage increases to living cost indexes, enabling raises only if prices rise.
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