Slowdown Of Air Power Expansion To Be Probed
Washington march 8 an intensive investigation into the administration slowing of the U S air power buildup was announced by a senate subcommittee headed by senator Lyndon Johnson the inquiry will seek all available facts on aircraft inventories production and bottlenecks to assess national security implications hearings likely to start march 31 will be open as security permits with focus on u S versus Soviet production and future prospects
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Mrs. Lenora Guyer 92 Dies at Winston-Salem Home
Lenora Jane Kirkman Guyer died at 5:45 p m at her Winston-Salem route 2 home after four months of illness. Born March 3 1860 in Point she was the widow of Monroe Guyer and mother of four with many grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Survivors include two daughters Julia Salley and Lula Edwards and two sons Nathan and Clarence. Services are at Hickory Grove Methodist Church conducted by Rev Mitchell Aldridge with burial in the church cemetery.
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Thornton backs Eisenhower for GOP nomination in Colorado
Ike Eisenhower receives official backing from Colorado Governor Dan Thornton. The Republican leader has worn an I like Ike button for weeks, signaling a long standing support for the presidential bid.
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Gen
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Ike
Truman takes detached stance in New Hampshire campaign
President Truman showed no overt effort in the New Hampshire primary, focusing on his vacation in Key West. He expects to beat Estes Kefauver, while weather varied from sunny spells to a chilly rain as he rests and keeps in touch with Washington.
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Senate Leader Seeks War Surplus Disposal Inquiry
Senator Kem of Missouri will propose a long overdue Senate inquiry into disposal of surplus government property. He targets the War Assets Administration and General Services Administration, with investigation by the Senate Expenditures Committee. He cites a Jefferson Barracks tract deal and a $25,000 paid attorney fee linked to a Washington-connected Democrat.
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Pinay Forms Streamlined Government Coalition in France
Paris March 6 1952 Premier Antoine Pinay formed a streamlined coalition government after the Progressive Catholic Popular Republican Movement joined without economic finance or labor posts. Pinay kept the finance post and retained Robert Schuman as foreign minister as ministers from the previous cabinet were trimmed. The move follows a Gaullist split that could signal the decline of General de Gaulle’s wartime leadership.
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Charles de Gaulle
Rally of the French People
Guilford GOP Names Committee Leader As Taft Backer Elected Chair
Guilford County Republicans gathered to name their state committee. Senator Robert A Taft received praise while N D McNairy an Eisenhower supporter was chosen chairman after a spirited contest involving other local GOP figures.
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Mail Boxes Bowled In Fort Worth Plucky Patrol Arrests Driver
A Texas Highway Patrolman on duty helped clear mail scattered after a truck side swiped 23 mail boxes in Fort Worth. Officers arrested the truck driver following the incident.
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Burlington Mills Attacks Plan to Allocate Defense Contracts
Burlington Mills president joins Southern textile leaders in opposing a directive that would steer defense contracts to New England firms due to unemployment. He argues the New England decline stems from long standing issues and calls the plan socialist and un-American.
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Burlington Mills Corporation
New England
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Erwin Mills
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Office of Defense Mobilization
John C. Cowan, Jr
Korea
Egyptian university to reopen after disturbances
The Egyptian state radio announced Fuad I University will reopen tomorrow after being closed since last Sunday due to student disturbances. Marine worms or teredos damaged undersea communication cable insulation, affecting services.
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Egypt
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Fuad I University
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