FEPC issue shakes Democratic Nominating Convention
The column argues a federal FEPC with compulsory powers could split Democrats in Chicago on July 21. It says Taft backs advisory FEPC while Eisenhower favors states rights, and Truman backed compulsory FEPC may reappear in the Democratic platform amid a Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation and potential Southern teacher impacts.
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Taft Temperamental in Oval Office Interactions
Washington dispatch notes taint of whimsy in Taft images while Eisenhower appears formal. Photographers recount Taft’s demand to keep his coat on, and Eisenhower’s friendly exchange before departure. Political brief covers Gillette subcommittee activity and looming 1952 platform debates amid mudslinging by Taft and Eisenhower camps.
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Judge Lillie Denies Bergman Rossellini Child Visit Petition
California Superior Court Judge Mildred Lillie rejects Ingrid Bergman Rossellini’s bid to compel Pia Lindstrom to visit during summer. The opinion declares a child is not property to be bought or shelved for parental convenience, urging courts nationwide to consider the child’s welfare over parental claims.
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Eisenhower Should Play His Own Political Game
The piece argues General Eisenhower, though frank and capable, is learning to mirror professional politicians. It critiques his Denver five points on foreign policy as vague and technocratic, arguing it would be wiser for him to stay true to his own approach rather than imitate veteran operatives.
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Political conventions and the temporary chairman role
The piece explains how national party conventions lack permanent leadership and rely on a temporary chairman to organize the event and resolve delegation contests. It cites examples from 1948 to 1952 and notes figures like Harold Stassen, Dwight Green, and Walter Hallanan, with mentions of Nixon and Eisenhower implications for the 1952 race.
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Sensational Celebrity Buzz Fleeting Through NYC Scene
A chaotic montage reports on Nancy Sinatra, Linda Darnell, Bette Davis, Jack Dempsey, and others amid rumors and public intrigue. Included are political hints about Eisenhower opposition, Justice Department actions against distillers, and a mock parade of Hollywood and social figures with mixed veracity.
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PULL UP A CHAIR Christening: Rubber’s early label and uses
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