Amazing Eisenhower showing in Minnesota primary
General Eisenhower did not appear on the ballot yet received 84 117 votes with 1 903 of 3 769 precincts reporting. Harold Stassen led with 91 825 votes while Eisenhower's rising appeal mirrors gains in New Hampshire. The piece notes Ike's growing political stature and mystery about his views.
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General Eisenhower
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Minnesota
New Hampshire
Ike Eisenhower
Southerners Urged To Test Nominating Hopes In Democratic Race
The article notes Truman’s withdrawal from California after Kefauver’s New Hampshire victory and argues Southern candidates Kefauver and Russell could still contend. It suggests a possible working agreement between them to boost a Southern finalist at the Chicago convention and questions long held beliefs about Southern viability.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman
New Hampshire
Frank McKinney
California
Kefauver
Harry Truman
Chicago
Russell
Georgia
Truman Byrnes Feud Sparks Confidence Concerns
Governor James Byrnes denies a letter he read a White House claim in the book Mr President. The piece notes Baruch’s magazine account of campaign donations and says public confidence in the President is faltering.
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Truman
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
White House
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Harry Truman
Senate
Tru
Tom Pendergast
Kerr Scott backs Daniels for NC national committeeman
National Committeeman Kerr Scott endorses Jonathan Daniels of Raleigh to continue as North Carolina’s Democratic national committeeman. Daniels pursued the post after Joe Blythe’s death, claiming a promised White House appointment and a resignation plan, but was offered and declined the secretary of the navy post. Hoey’s approval followed, yet Daniels still faces resistance from Senators and most of NC’s House delegation.
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Kerr Scott
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
Josephus
North Carolina
Daniels
Clyde Hoey
Joe Blythe
Hoey
Truman
National Committee
House of Representatives
Scott
Mad House tale frames 220-pound Patten as rescuer
A brawny Arizona congressman, Rep. Harold A. Patten, publicly rebukes a father who slapped his son in a Washington restaurant. Patten, famed for football and state recreation leadership, defends the child and warns the parent to back off.
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Washington
Harold A
Porque) Patten
Arizona
Arizona. _ The titantic Mr. Patten
University of Arizona
Tucson
Rep. Patten
Do They Want Socialization or Not in Power Policy
The author argues that American power policy mirrors British socialism in disguise. He claims public works schemes hide a shift to government ownership, with Niagara River hydro plants cited as a case study and taxpayer costs shifted away from private firms.
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Winston Churchill
TVA
Army Engineers
Wendell Willkie
Treasury
United States
Niagara River
Canada
Quotes on colonialism and sports figures from wartime era
Excerpts feature opinions by E. Wilson of General Motors about colonialism reversed and Soviet Olympic Committee head Konstantin Andrianov on winter athletes missing wins. General remarks warn against mistaking dust for smoke by Gen. Conrad Snow.
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Gen
Conrad Snow
State Department Loyalty Board
Konstantin Andrianov
Presipar
Hollywood gossip and rumors swirl through New York pages
A long column of social and show business chatter links Doris Duke Joe Castro Walter Wanger Joan Bennett and Bob Hope figures with notes on marriages, breakups, financial moves, and a wave of entertainment intrigue. The mix includes Billy Rose Art Jarrett, Grace Kelly, Yvonne de Carlo, Eartha Kitt, and others, with political and tax mentions tucked in.
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Doris Duke
Joe Castro
Holly
Hawa
Rober
Itehume
Awa
Canal Ten
Dan Dailey
Marie
Keech
F. Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Walter Wangers
Joan Bennett
J. P. Kennedy
Pat
Gavin Welb
Eac
Tom Clark
Mimi
H'wood
John Grahame
Cleveland
Billy Rose
Art Jarrett
Eleanor
Morris Testimony Fires Up Hoey Senate Inquiry
Washington roughs up Morris as he testifies before Clyde Hoey's committee on United Tanker profits and ship deals with China Trading outfits. He admits part of a $30,000 share in $158,000 in fees while denying personal profits, arguing over questions with Mundt and McCarthy.
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NEA
Newbold Morris
Senate
Truman
New York
Clyde R. Hoey
U. S
Morris
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
United Tanker Corporation
Senator Mundt
Sen
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Mundt
Casey
Joe Casey
Massachusetts
United Tanker
Morris Tankers
China International Foundation
China Trading Corporation
Delaware Corporation
China Petroleum
Red China
Committee
China
Korea
Wasson
Flanagan
China Trading Co
Hong Kong
Huey Committee
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