Eisenhower pushes unification of armed services in State of the Union
President Eisenhower signals a major overhaul to unify the Defense Department. He emphasizes coordination among the three services and consolidation of supply activities. Charles E. Wilson is urged to lead major reforms to end waste and duplication, with Lovett’s warnings cited as motivation for rapid change.
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Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Department
Lyle Wilson
United Press
Joint Chiefs
Robert A. Lovett
Defense Act
Pentagon
Lovett
Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rubinstein Seeks Reprieve From Deportation in U S Courts
Serge Rubinstein, born May 31 1908 in St Petersburg now Lenin grad, fights deportation through several U S courts. He has claimed Portuguese nationality and produced passport 112 issued in Shanghai in 1937 while authorities contest his status and origin.
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Serge Rubinstein
United States
St. Petersburg
Lenind
Tadt
Russia
Dimitri Rubinstein
Fercial Bank
Ies
Moscow Industrial Bank
Rasputin
Dimitri
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Rubinstein
Buffalo
Sergio Manuel Rubinstein de Rovello
Poal
Shanghai
China
Rubin
Stein
Serge
Stella Rubinstein
Cambridge University
England
Geneva
Switzerland
Russo-Asiatic Bank
Far East
Banque Franco
Korea
Japan
Andre Rubinstein
U.S
Adolphitler
Hitler
Ple
Wes Roberts rises as GOP chairman with Kansas roots
Washington report details Wes Roberts's rise to Republican National Committee chair, noting he has met President Eisenhower five times and his modest wealth. It outlines his Kansas background, early journalism, political rise, grassroots focus, and family ties, with a hint of the broader party harmony behind his selection.
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NEA
Republican National Committee
Wes Roberts
Dwight Eisenhower
Kansas
Abilene
Eisenhower
Europe
Denver
Ike
Chicago
Roberts
New York
United Party
GOP
Oskaloosa
Kans
Wes
Methodist Church
Kansas State
Carl Friend
al Schoeppe
U. S
Will G. West
Roose
Marines
Fourth
Marine Air Wing
Tinian
Guam
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
State Highway Commission
Frank Carlson
Ruth Patrick
Patrick
Holton
Raleigh Roundup by Lynn Nisbet Diverse Day in Capitol Square
A reporter chronicles a 16 hour day Friday January 30 1953 in Raleigh. From the post office to Senate House and Highway Commission meetings through lunch with Lt Governor Luther Hodges a visit to Goldsboro Hospital and a chamber of commerce dinner ending with reflections on a busy industrious day.
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Capitol Square
Eee Od
Fis
Senate
House
Department of Conservation and Development
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Umstead
W. H. Rogers, Jr
Supreme Court
Kiwanis
Luther Hodges
Goldsboro
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina Senate
Hardy Talton
W. P. Kemp
Wayne County
Hodges
W. P. Kemps
Bill and
Betty
Frank Taylor
Crom Lennon
Bob Bryant
Hardes
North Carolina
Canada
Nisbet's Raleigh Feature Gains Wider North Carolina Reach
The Lynn Nisbet Around Capitol Square feature expands to more than half a million readers in 18 North Carolina towns. The columnist provides background and trends behind Raleigh news, supplementing wire services with interpretive insight.
Greeneville Sun quotes politicians on ties to crime
In Greeneville Tennessee the Sun reports a blunt exchange as a politician declares he backed away after discovering ties to organized crime and a second politician asks how much money was involved in the deal.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Miss Sally Johnson Honored For Lifelong Service
Generations of High Point students recall beloved teacher Mrs. R F J Johnson known as Miss Sally. Since 1917 she has supervised Saint Marys Episcopal Church primary department. The Enterprise celebrates her enduring dedication to local youth and church community.
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High Point School
R. F. J. Johnson
Sally
Johnson
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Stylish to the End
An editorial from Reeves Bros. Inc. president John H. Reeves warns that miracle fabrics may greatly extend wear life and threaten normal replacement business. He suggests a possible response, implying fashion will still drive wear and replacement despite longer-lasting textiles.
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John H. Reeves
Reeves Bros., Inc
Mr. Reeves
State of the Union praised as path to peace and prosperity
President Eisenhower's address to Congress received broad praise for proposals aimed at global peace and domestic prosperity. The excerpt also reflects on flooding disasters in Europe and a reflective essay on life, faith, and human responsibility.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Raleigh
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George Dixon
Bill Sharpe
Nisbet
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