Truman Faces Party Strife Over Foreign Policy Assessments
President Truman faces intensified GOP and Southern Democrat critique after defeating Senator Tydings. Critics urge compromised foreign aid and defense programs while Brannan farm subsidies face opposition. Some senators warn of weakened unity, with Everet Dirksen and Capehart poised to join the criticism.
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Wherry
Nebraska
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Capehart
R.-Ind
Brannan
Senate
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Ohio
Taft
Congress
Republicans Look West For Presidential Hopefuls In 1952
The piece surveys GOP prospects for the 1952 ticket with figures like Warren, Duff, Dirksen, and Hoffman as potential nominees. It notes Democrats eyeing Stevenson and McMath, while notes on milk nutrition among children close the discussion.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Ohio
Sidney S. McMath
Arkansas
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Strange lull in Korea amid mixed front reports
Spokesmen described Chinese troops as well trained and disciplined while no forecast was offered on further moves. The 184th division was said to be in retreat near an identified front as U.S. Marines measured gains. The Seventh Division neared the Manchurian border as ROK forces advanced toward the east coast near the Soviet frontier.
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24Th Division
Ounmi Island
Spgor
Sere Sewank Ponet
India
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
National Assembly
Kalimpong
Tibet
Boy Killed By Oil Tanker On Highway 17
Louis James, a local schoolboy, was killed near here when he walked into the side of an oil tanker on Highway 17. Highway Patrolman R. E. Sherrill conducted the investigation.
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Leland
Louis James
Fastiny
Highway 17
Here
R. E. Sherrill
Strike Ties Bell System Wages Dispute Sparks Action
Workers of America unions threaten a Bell System walkout as Western Electric contract talks stall. Robert G. Pollock announces the national strike director and Joseph A. Beirne confirms the strike, with negotiations recessed and no resume time. The conflict centers on wages contracts retroactivity and benefits for installers factory workers and warehouse staff.
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Robert G. Pollock
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Beirne
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
U S Demands Quick Action Amid Korea Crisis Debate
A U S diplomat urged speedy moves at a council session over Korea decisions as delegations weigh delay risks. Tsiang warned delay could cost lives while some nations seek more signals from home governments. Foxes noted on Aleutian islands.
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Tsiang
Aoe
Washington
Korea
Greensboro to Investigate Graft Charges
Greensboro officials announced an investigation into graft amid a lottery trial. Witnesses testified cash and liquor were paid for protection, with a fifth officer present at the reported payoff. The alleged lottery chief C A Sug York testified, naming several officers and patrolmen connected to the scheme.
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Po- Sutes Cke
L. L. Jarvis
James Townsend
C. A
Sug
York
Bn 4
C. Jaoe H. Cred) Adame
Richard Adames Paschal
Roberts
F. Bay
Linton H. Till
Board Upholds Randolph County Vote Ruling
Raleigh November 9 The state supreme court decreed that the Randolph County elections board acted justified in turning down a request for a vote on ABC ores.
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Raleigh
Randolph County Elections Board
ABC Ores
State Supreme Court
Loch Ness Tale Revived Sparsely Laughs Amid Peat Smoke
The fragmentary text mentions a surface return and crumbling horns, with water filling the mines. It hints at a dancing monster and skeptical talk of sightings seen through peat smoke and scotch manufacturing haze.
Rieve Calls For Controls On Wage Gains
Rieve urges government controls to curb wage and salary increases seen as pursuit of equity in the economy. He argues defense program spending and rising prices since June 25 have widened the gap between workers' buying power and corporate profits, noting June 25 marks the start of the Korean War.
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