Eisenhower Endorsements Split Across Newspapers
Truman hometown paper backs Eisenhower citing national interest. Chicago Tribune endorses Eisenhower with reluctance citing concerns about domestic readiness. The Journal of Stevenson's stance remains critical, noting Eisenhower offers platitudes while Stevenson provides detailed views with broader understanding.
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Truman
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Wiscon- 8Ailyne R
Independence
Moe Examiner
Dwight D. Eis
Examiner
Hoover
Sieuhower
The
Tribune
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Col. McCormick
American Party
Pers
A Ooper
Democosa
French Hit Back At Rebel Land Offensive
Vietminh troops crossed the Black River at Van Yen and attacked French posts south of the river. French reports describe sharp fighting in the Thai mountains north of the river as waves hammer the rebels. Rebel losses are described as heavy amid strafing and bombing.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Black River
van Yen
China
Red River
Erelelien
French Union
Actor Mel Ferrer Calls Monroe Appeal High School Style
Mel Ferrer dismisses Marilyn Monroe’s sex appeal as merely high school physical allure and says Janet Leigh’s on screen love scenes are not torrid. He cites his experience with Leigh in Scaramouche and refutes the notion of torrid cinema.
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Monroe
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mel Ferrer
Marilyn Monroe
Janet Leigh
Ferrer
Nixon says Stevenson color blind on Red issue in radio speech
In Indianapolis Nixon accuses Gov. Stevenson of color blindness on the Red issue and of backing Alger Hiss. He cites Stevenson's deposition in the Hiss perjury case and argues Stevenson helped defend Hiss while downplaying communism, urging scrutiny of his loyalty.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Nixon
Stevenson
Cleveland
Vola
Subpena
Illinois
Cow Infertility Studied At North Carolina College
North Carolina State College’s school of agriculture pursues trials to cut cow infertility. Dr J Clark Osborne notes infertility costs the U S cattle industry about 500 million dollars yearly from lost calves and lower milk. Research aims at vaccine development to prevent vibriosis caused abortions and weak calves.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College School of Agriculture
J. Clark Osborne
Department of Animal Industry
Osborne
Tobacco Prices Hit Highest Level For Season Last Week
Prices reached season highs on Old and Middle flue cured belts as demand improved. Eastern Belt prices held steady with averages around $1 per hundred pounds. Border Belt sales slowed due to cold weather and lower quality. Season totals show Old Belt volume near 148.3 million pounds at $49.32 average, Eastern Belt 400.6 million pounds at $51.36, Border Belt 330.7 million pounds at $51.92.
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Raleigh
N. C
Border
U. S
North Carolina
Virginia
Riments
Agre
Old Belt
Middle Belt
Eastern Belt
Susan Peters Dies After Long Fight With Paralysis
Hollywood mourns Susan Peters a 31 year old actress who died in Visalia of bronchial pneumonia and kidney infection. She was paralyzed from the waist down after a 1945 hunting accident and continued acting in a wheelchair. Funeral services tentatively set for Monday at Forest Lawn with family and few friends.
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Hollywood
Susan Peters
Visalia
Robert Ahan
Forest Lawn
Miss Peters
Ray Manchester
Exeter
Ree
Princeton Chemist to Speak on Atomic Energy at Woman's College
Dr. Hubert Alyea of Princeton University and the Office of Scientific Research will address Woman's College on Monday at 8 p m in the library lecture hall. The talk, titled atomic energy weapon for peace, is part of the campus lecture series in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Hubert Alyea
Princeton University
Office of Scientific Research
Woman's College
Princeton
Mecca to Receive Electricity From British Firm
The British Information Service reports Mecca will gain electric power next spring for the first time. A British firm nears completion of a 4000 kilowatt plant outside the city feeding 2½ miles of lines and 15 substations inside the gates. Thousands of pilgrims visit Mecca annually to pray.
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New York
Mecca
British Information Service
Saudi Arabia
Mohammed
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