Democrats Consider Loyalty Pledge Rules Panel to Meet in Indianapolis
The Democratic National Committee will form a rules advisory panel to evaluate the so called loyalty pledge and rules for the next convention. The group to meet in Indianapolis over a two day dinner conference will consider faster handling of convention business and adapting coverage for television. Chair Stephen A. Mitchell said members will be announced soon and the panel aims to smooth seating controversies and ballot access while reflecting wide representation. The party aims to win Congress in November and Adlai Stevenson will headline a $100 plate fund raiser in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Vnc
Stephen A. Mitchell
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Louisiana
South Carolina
Eisenhower
Mitchell
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Democratic Party
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Bloodhounds Vanish While Chasing Man
Atlanta patrolmen pursued a foot suspect in Hapeville Sept 11. Bloodhounds followed the trail then vanished with the man and dogs after all fell into a 2 foot drainage pit. Police described the scene as chaotic and scared. Charlie Bass, a 7 year old Negro, was booked on an alto larceny charge.
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E. W. Longino
McBerry
Hapeville
Charlie Bass
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World Red Cross Starts Quake Appeal
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Red Cross Societies launching a worldwide appeal for Algeria earthquake victims. Aid requested includes canned foods sugar condensed and powdered milk children clothing and blankets.
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World Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Red Cross Societies
Algeria
Wisconsin Senator Faces Censure Inquiry Repeats Rights Claim
The special senate committee questions the senator over censure charges as McCarthy testifies that he has a perfect right to defend himself and respond to proceedings.
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Wisconsin
Senate
McCarthy
Fils
Maine voters test Eisenhower popularity in September
In Portland Maine the first popularity test of the Eisenhower administration targets a Maine vote on September 11 1948. The piece notes Democratic challenges to Governor Cross and Muskie while GOP leaders urge a pro war expansive administration stance. Senate and House races across Maine feature several incumbents and challengers with focus on peace prosperity and tax policy.
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Congress
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Burton M. Cross
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Edmund S. Hiscock
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Muskie
Margaret Chase Smith
Robert Hale
Charles P. Nelson
Clifford G. McIntire
Weather And Bombs To Be Investigated
The World Meteorological Organization executive committee voted to investigate alleged nuclear effects on weather. Dr Gustav Swobofie thecohnation ent weomrt was tasked to report findings. US committee delegates agreed weather was not affected, though many letters from the public dispute the evidence.
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Switzerland
World Meteorological Organization
Gustav Swobofie
Roosevelt Jr seals bid for New York governorship
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. announced his name would be placed in nomination at the New York Democratic convention in New York City on Sept 21-22. He urged state Democrats to back him as he and Averell Harriman contend for the gubernatorial nomination amid party tensions between city leaders and upstate allies.
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New York
Roosevelt
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Louis Hollander
CIO
Richard H. Balch
Japs Visit Russia To Explore Soviet Industry
High officials of the Soviet Trade Ministry welcomed a Japanese economic delegation to Moscow. Led by Nobuhiko Ushiba, the group aims to study Soviet industry and agriculture. The report notes preparations and the scope of the visit.
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Moscow
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Army Chief Of Staff Fired In Vietnamese Political Strife
Saigon Sept. 11 Premier Ngo Dinh Diem dismissed army chief of staff Gen Nguyen Van Hinh amid escalating power struggles among anti Diem factions in Viet Nam. Hinh ordered to Paris for six months study while Saigon factions debate leadership and future military control under the cease fire.
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Re Ee
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Hinh
Paul Ely
Ely
South Viet Nam
Tom Connally Sees UN as World Peace Hope
In his memoirs veteran Texas Democrat Tom Connally argues the United Nations remains the world’s hope for lasting peace. He notes U N efforts since the 1945 San Francisco conference and urges firmer, wiser dealings with Russia while defending the U N charter as a timeless instrument.
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Tom Early
United Nations
San Francisco
Congress
Texas Democrat
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Thomas Y. Crowell
New York
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Connally
U.N
Russia
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United States
Eisenhower preps for key strategy conferences in Denver
President Eisenhower shortened his day to golf before two major meetings in Denver. The National Security Council will review the Far East situation and discuss the eight nation pact. Dulles travels from the Manila talks. Hoover and Brownell will map legal tools to curb Communist influence at home.
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Rowland Hughes
Budget Bureau
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Seanna
Cherry
Siamese Twins Doing Fine in Israel Hospital
In Rehovot Israel twin girls born here are reported doing fine. Doctors say the infants are joined at the stomach and that it is not yet known if separation surgery will be possible.
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Rehovot
Israel
Zsa Zsa Gabor Starts New Film Amid Frankfurt Visit
Zsa Zsa Gabor arrives in Frankfurt to begin work on a German produced movie. Porfirio Rubirosa flies in to join the production and may receive an extra role as a Latin American diplomat. Gabor poses for photographers as she dedicates a red carnation to Sgt C Boswell.
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Kennan Examines Soviet Threat in New Foreign Policy Book
Former ambassador George Kennan argues in Realities of American Foreign Policy that Soviet hostility is deep but not seeking war. He warns of efforts to split free nations and urges policy avoiding automatic atomic war while blending containment and liberation as two sides of one coin.
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Soviet Dues to UN Rise for 1955 Assessments
United Nations officials report the Soviet Union will pay higher UN dues in 1955, rising to 15.08 percent of the world body’s budget. Ukraine and Belarus boosts also noted, while Poland and Czechoslovakia see smaller changes. Britain and France face shifts as the General Assembly prepares to convene on September 21.
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Czechoslovakia
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France
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Msi Powers
Edna Sets World Record for Scaring Folks
Edna the hurricane captured unmatched public fear along the U S East Coast in September. About 45.7 million people felt some alarm as the erratic storm moved past Cape Hatteras after brushing the Carol wreckage. Warnings and evacuations were issued from the Bahamas to New England as Edna drew near and then veered offshore.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
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Dallas Times Herald Classified Ad Fragments
Fragmentary listing echoes a personal ad caption of love and marriage plans. Readable bits point to a matrimonial note under bold headline style and a courting theme within the classified section.
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Dallas Times Herald
Tobacco markets to open Monday in Old Belt region
North Carolina and Virginia flue cured tobacco markets of the Old Belt open auction sales Monday. The outlook is for a much better season than 1953 with improved quality and poundage. W Hedrick, tobacco marketing specialist, notes 50 percent of normal sales possible in some openings. Harvesting has been delayed by weather but is expected to improve as curing proceeds.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Virginia
Old Belt
W. Hedrick
North
Triags
Hedrick
Betty
Art Museum Acquires Rousseau Painting The Dream
New York reports that the Museum of Modern Art has purchased Henri Rousseau's The Dream a 10 foot canvas. Nelson A Rockefeller a trustee and former president of the museum facilitated the acquisition. The work dates to 1910 and was bought from a New York private collector who had acquired it in 1933 from Ambroise Vollard.
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City
Museum of Modern Art
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Ambreise Vollard
Ministers Meet at English Street Baptist Church
The High Point Ministerial Association will hold a meeting tomorrow at 10:30 AM at the English Street Baptist Church.
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High Point Ministerial Assn
English St. Baptist Church
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