Attorney Cullom family to enroll in law school plan
Chicago report says attorney John Cullom plans a fall program where his wife Jewe will enroll in DePaul University College of Law for study. Their five children will remain in their current schools as the couple pursues education reforms at home and in family life.
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Chicago
John Cullom
Jewe
Cullom
DePaul University College ‘of Law
Patrick
John
Philip
Dennis
Robert
Truman Urges Legion to Present Facts in Campaign
President Truman, read by National Commander Donald R. Wilson at the American Legion convention in Madison Square Garden, urges the Legion to present all the facts to help voters decide vital issues fairly. He condemns calling Korea a police action and says he will continue to advocate peace and national strength after leaving the White House. Gov. Dewey welcomes the Legion’s role in universal military training. MORE ON PAGE TWO.
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New York
Truman
American Legion
Donald R. Wilson
Legion
Madison Square Garden
Korea
America
Thomas F. Dewey
White House
Superforts Raid Lays Waste Near Anju In Korea
Japanese based Superforts bombed a ripe Communist supply area near Anju on the Chongchon River in a five hour assault. Twelve B 29s dropped 500 pound bombs, creating large smoke plumes and triggering secondary explosions. Aerial reconnaissance reported excellent results as 15 Allied fighters attacked front line positions later. Weather hampered ground operations and prevented carrier aircraft from launching.
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Seoul
Korea
Anju
Reds
Chongchon River
Sinanju
United Nation
U.N
Bunker Hill
Eisenhower trims six Dixie campaign stops in South tour
President hopeful Eisenhower cuts six cities from his planned Sept. 2 3 Southern tour. Richmond New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth Houston and Memphis are dropped. The itinerary now lists Atlanta Jacksonville and Miami on Sept. 2 and Tampa Birmingham Little Rock on Sept. 3 with speeches delivered in town rather than at airports.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Eisenhower
Richmond
New Orleans
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Memphis
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Birmingham
Little Rock
Seaton
Sixteen Die Violently In Week End Accidents
United Press reports sixteen North Carolina fatalities over the weekend from traffic and other accidents. Victims include Jo Ann Lunsford, 14, in North Wilkesboro. Ann Smith, 2, near Shelby. J C Beachboard, 57, in Marion. and others across Charlotte, Monroe, Vance County, Nashville, Caswell, and Greenville.
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United Press
North Carolina
Jo Ann Lunsford
North Wilkesboro
L. P. Jarvis
Ann Smith
Shelby
J. C. Beachboard
Marion
Wilson P. Tatum
South Norfolk
Ernest Morphis
Chatham County
Charlotte
Monroe
George Watkins
Middleburg
Vance County
Hazel Garnell Williams
Nashville
Gilbert Hedricks
Danville
Caswell County
South Carolina
Pentagon Reviews Senate Criticism of North Africa Air Base Build
Pentagon officials studied a scathing Senate report accusing top military leaders of confusion delay indecision and waste in rushing air base construction in French Morocco The report urged action against Lt Gen Lewis A Pick as Army engineers faced costs well over 200 million dollars with potential totals surpassing 400 million amid delays site changes and fast tracking of the project The inquiry notes improvements but warns much work remains and Blanch Johnson hands the investigation continues through overseas bases.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Pentagon
Senate
U. S
North Africa
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Lewis A. Pick
Army Corps of Engineers
Armed Services Preparedness
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
French
Morocco
Pick
Army Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Gen. Pick
Army
Senate Defense Watchdog
Piiainan Johnson
Johnson
South Area
Veterans of three wars convene in New York amid election stir
The 34th American Legion national convention opens at Madison Square Garden with 17 000 delegates and 75 000 Legionnaires plus families. Eisenhower and Stevenson address the gathering as Legion factions contest the national command post.
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New York
American Legion
Argonne
Guadalcanal
Normandy
Bald Hills
Korea
National Legion Convention
Madison Square Garden
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Legionnaires
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Legion
John Sparkman
Richard M. Nixon
Abilene
Kan
Post
Kansas
Fifth Avenue
Adlai
Lewis K. Gough
Pasadena
Calif
Walter Alessandroni
Philadelphia
Southern Democrats Split Over Tideland Oil Standoff
Southern Democratic leaders gave no clear backing to Texas over tideland oil as Gov Shivers of Texas clashes with Adlai Stevenson. Florida Senator Holland called for more clarity from Stevenson before campaigning. other southern governors and party chiefs stayed silent on state ownership and oil resources.
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Atlanta
Texas
National Party
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Shivers
Stevenson
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Spessard Holland
Florida
Holland
Harlem street becomes wild West as horses run loose
A Harlem street turned into a wild West scene for several hours after more than 30 horses escaped from a stable fire. Most wandered the street while two even reached Central Park before police rounded them up.
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New York
Harlem
Central Park
Doctors Urged To Aid Rural People
In Raleigh the president of the Medical Society of North Carolina urged grass roots action to improve rural health. He noted progress since 1947 through local health consultants and better distribution of services, with emphasis on education and hospital expansion. A six state panel of experts will hold discussions as part of a Truman commission study on health needs. PMID
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Raleigh
Medical Society of North Carolina
North Carolina
J. Street Brewer
Brewer
North Carolina Society
President's Commission On Health Needs
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Truman
Commissioner of Agriculture
Edgar J. Fisher Jr
Richmond Va
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
de. D. W. Watkins
Clemson
D. C
South Carolina Agriculture Extension Service
Charles 8. Johnson
Fisk University
Nashville, Tenn
Stevenson Talks With Farm and Labor Leaders on Tidlands Issue
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson planned meetings with CIO United Auto Workers president Walter Reuther and National Farmers Union head James G. Patton as tidelands oil tensions ripple from California to Texas. Stevenson, opposed to federal restoration of tidelands to states, urged further compromise while Texas politics loom large. Reuther travels to discuss the Detroit Labor Day kickoff even as Shivers refrains from full endorsement.
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United Press
Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
California
Tidelands
Stevenson
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Texas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Illinois
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Florida
Ruether
Detroit
Romancing Pair Plunge From Roof
In New York, Marcello Ramirez, 30, and Rose Gonzales, 28, fell from the roof of a three story building after a struggle sparked by a threat to throw Rose off the roof. Both were seriously injured. Ramirez was booked on felonious assault.
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United Press
Claude Belvin Boykin
Camden
Horry County
William Carrack Williamson
Conway
Loris-Red Bluff
Charlie Johnson
Paul Laverne Richardson
Gallivant
Gallivant's Ferry
Gallivant’s Ferry
Walterboro
Judge Paris Bell
Highway 212
Clarence Pelcher Cunningham
Laurens Highway
Greenwood
Elethie Huggins
Bluffton
Greenville
Gosher
Junior Smith
New York
Marcello Ramirez
Rose Gonzales
Ramirez
Rose
Bear Killer Learns to Shoot After Bear Cub Invades Coop
In Duluth Minnesota Wallace Anderson aged 10 learned to shoot for the first time when a 110 pound bear cub invaded the family chicken coop. He fired 11 rounds from a .22 caliber rifle at the animal.
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Duluth
Minn
Wallace Anderson
Roy Rogers Daughter Robin Elizabeth Dies at Two
Hollywood report says Robin Elizabeth Rogers, youngest child of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, died after mumps led to complications two days before her second birthday. A spokesman confirmed the death.
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Hollywood
Robin Elizabeth Rogers
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Eisenhower Warns of Grave Peril from Soviet Conquest
Eisenhower urged a strong warning to the Soviet Union quoting plans to counter communism. He outlined three urgent steps including a security force, greater unity with free nations, and persistent aid to those seeking freedom. The remarks were aimed at bolstering his presidential campaign and were drafted for a National American Legion convention speech.
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Belman Morin
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
WNYC
New York City
Dison Square Garden
Denver
Oye
Truman
United States
Kremlin
Russia
Free World
Europe
Asia
Candidates Must Soon Say What They Will Do
In the race for president Gen. Eisenhower and Gov. Stevenson face a test to specify plans and how they would implement them if elected. They clash on Korea arming allies farm programs FEPC tidelands and corruption but show limited sharp differences beyond who would run the government better.
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James Marlow
Washington
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Korea
Truman
Stevenson
Hower
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Tidelands
Allan Shivers
Texas
Supreme Court
Congress
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James F. Byrnes
Hugh White
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