Ike Strategy Unclear as Convention Near
Uncertainty surrounds General Eisenhower’s presidential plans as allies debate if he will make a pre convention appearance. Sources say he may delay statements until convention time while some supporters urge early political movements. A Wall Street Journal report cites Eisenhower’s aides indicating he will not travel to the United States or comment on politics before the convention.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Vention
United States
Paris
Eisenhowe
Edward
Wall Street Journal
Ske
Hughes
Washington
Eisenhower
Toda
Five Hospitalized After Northeast Airlines Crash
Five persons remained in hospitals with non critical injuries after a Northeast Airlines Convair crash landed in the East River yesterday in New York. Thirty one others were released after treatment for minor injuries. Poor visibility and a weather change shortly before landing caused the accident.
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Northeast Airlines
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Convair
Laia
Engine Failures Blamed For Fatal Tokyo Crash
A Navy four engine Privateer patrol bomber crashed near Atsugi Naval Air Station killing all 12 aboard. The aircraft was being guided to land when a second engine failed on the same wing after air traffic talked it to a near successful approach. The crew had been on an anti submarine patrol over the Sea of Japan.
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Tokyo
Navy
Atsugi Naval Air Tion
Sea of Japan
Police mix up leads to Beverly Hills incident
A police report places the case in Beverly Hills where a man mistook a film figure for another person early Sunday. The casualty, Mrs. Gottlieb, allegedly slipped or was pushed to the pavement. The report ties to a local social scene and includes unrelated commentary on marriage, sunlight, and Einstein.
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Cording
Alex Gottlieb
Beverly Hills
Calif
Churchill Returns to United States for Address to Congress
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill comes back to Washington to present a speech he has crafted since leaving London. He outlines a united Western resistance to communism, praises wartime solidarity, and warns of future dangers while urging shared sacrifices and science’s use for peaceful gains.
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Churchill
Shackford
Ottawa
Ont
Winston Churchill
United States
Spea
London
Washington
Rescuers Strive To Free Stranded City of San Francisco Passengers
An Army rescue convoy fights a blizzard to reach 226 travelers trapped aboard the luxury City of San Francisco streamliner. Army jeeps ambulances and meals are part of the effort as deep snow and floods strand passengers and residents along the West Coast.
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San Francisco
Cans
Mexico
Seene
WCTU Attacks Liquor Tax Deduction Racket Claim
The WCTU denounces tax deductions for liquor used in business entertainment as a racket. Mrs D Leigh Colvin urged eliminating liquor costs as a deductible item from state income tax, calling the practice improper.
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Chicago
Freers of the Women's Christian Pempernene Union
D. Leigh Colvin
OPS Allows Rise In Cost of Suds
OPS permits price increases on all malt beverages citing higher federal taxes and costs of materials containers and labor. Adjustments will average about 1 cent per 12 ounce bottle or can, with tables detailing exact hikes for brewers wholesalers and retailers.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Winthrop College Names 13 Seniors to Who's Who
Winthrop College selects 13 seniors for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Barbara Lowe, senior class president and music major, longtime Miss Winthrop and May Queen, is among the honorees chosen by a student faculty committee.
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Barbara Lowe
G- W
Franiss
Winthrop College
Lowe
Winthrop
Rail switches opened by boy playing war games
Davenport Iowa UP reports a boy at play opened two Milwaukee Railroad track switches while pretending war games. The switches were found open yesterday before any trains traversed the lines, avoiding possible dangerous collisions.
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Davenport
Milwaukee
Yealandae
President Kefauver To Talk Politics At White House
President Truman and Senator Kefauver of Tennessee planned to meet at the White House to discuss politics as Kefauver weighs a possible bid for the Democratic nomination. He said he will decide by February after talks with the President and party leaders.
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Kefauver
Washington
Truman
Sen
D-Tenn
White House
Expert Says Roads Can't Stand Wartime Treatment
Highway official T J Kauer warns wartime truckloads broke roads in World War I and urges 18000 pound axle limits. Maryland tests with heavy single axle loads on Route 301 near La Plata support the claim. A robin note on earthworms closes the piece.
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Enterprise
T. J. Kauer
Ohio
U. S
American Association of State
Abway
Maryland
la Plata
Bureau of Public Roads
Kefauver Faces Decision Amid Truman Re-Election Pressure
The text notes Kefauver, famed for leading the Senate Crime Investigating Committee, may be forced to decide early on his political plans. Sen Humphrey met with President Truman who remained undecided on his own re-election, while referencing the President’s $100,000 salary and $50,000 expense allowance.
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Nce
Kefauver
Senate
United States
Thirteen percent of U S grain production cited
The report states that thirteen per cent of the state grain production in England was shown as part of a broader data release.
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Tate
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