Eisenhower Triumph in New Hampshire Shocks Truman
The New Hampshire primaries delivered a decisive Ike Eisenhower victory over Taft and a stunning Kefauver win over Truman. The results boost Ike’s standing and threaten Truman’s grip on the Democratic Party, prompting talk that Truman may not run and could fade as party leadership contends for the future.
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New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Key West
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Ike Eisenhower
Atlantic
Kefauver
Tennessee
Yankee Land
Bungler
White House
Harry S. Truman
Democrats
Harry Truman
Democratic Party
National Smile Week Celebrated After NH Primary News
The Greens boro Daily News editorials celebrate National Smile Week with humor about Truman's NH primary defeat. The piece jokes at politicians and calls for an eye washing to reveal public sentiment and cleansing of federal government.
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Greensboro Daily News
Child in Narvik Fulfills Wish by Sending Clothes to Korea
A six year old Narvik girl wished to help Korean war children. After her death her parents asked mourners to bring clothes instead of flowers. The Norwegian Red Cross sent twenty wool sweaters and nine scarves to Korea. The American Red Cross supports servicemen families, disaster victims, and global relief efforts including Italy hospital aid and India flood relief.
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Narvik
Norway
Korea
Norwegian Red Cross
Red Cross of
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Kansas
Missouri
Italy
India
South America
No. 1 Republican Club Woman Gets Poodle Haircut
Washington column notes Mrs. Joseph R. Farrington, head of the National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs and Hawaii’s delegate, sports a poodle haircut. The writer mocks the look while drawing contrasts to Democratic figures and a Pentagon anecdote about a WAC major.
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Republican Club
Washington
Joseph R. Farrington
National Federation of Womens Republican Clubs
Damen
AEC seeks authority to arm guards and couriers
A cryptic postcard notes the Atomic Energy Commission asks Congress for explicit authority to carry firearms for guards, couriers, and select personnel while on duty. The writer warns against overreach, suggesting a nuclear threat could mockery be unleashed if armed.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Moscow
Four dark horsemen threaten Europe’s postwar hopes
A collection of quoted voices flags four worries for Europe War Bolshevism inflation and unemployment as potential destabilizers. Soviet and democratic states are urged not to become colonies as tensions rise. Mention of MacArthur as a possible compromise Republican candidate is noted.
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Soviet Union
Alexei Pavlov
Europe
Ferruccio Parri
Eisenhower to lead Loyalty Day Parade in April
The Veterans of Foreign Wars expect General Dwight D. Eisenhower to head the Loyalty Day Parade in mid-April. Various society items note divorces, marriages, and entertainment figures with frequent references to prominent names and events across New York society pages.
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Eisenhower
Susan Yorke
Ben Finney
Billingsley
Richard Hudnut
Fannie Hurst
Evelyn Johnson
Bob Johnson
Shamrock Hotel
Houston
Texas
Bob Dunn
Roosevelt Hospital
UN plane losses in Korean war total 818 for 20 months
Washington reports 818 UN aircraft lost from June 30, 1950 to Feb 29, 1952 with 362 Communist losses, 452 damaged, and 102 probably destroyed. Naval aviation shows 407 operational losses, stronger than combat losses, amid 2272 total casualties through February.
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NEA
United Nations
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U. 1
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Eoen
Newland
Air Force
Navy
Naval Aviation
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Yalu
U. S
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Radio Writers Guild of the Authors League of America, Inc
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Mr. X
Hollywood Writers Mobilization
House Committee On Un-American
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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First Baptist Church of
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Movita
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King Comm
Brooklyn
Frank Parker
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Wieder
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Holm
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