Eisenhower’s candidacy questions swirl through 1952 race
James Marlow surveys past statements and shifts in Eisenhower’s public position from 1951 to 1952. The piece traces repeated signals of and doubts about a run, noting key senators and moments when the general indicated either openness or restraint about entering the presidential contest.
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Hington UW
Eisner
Eisenhower
Bisettas
el- Hiower
Sen. Bridges
RNA
Bridges
Sen. Ives
Ives
Eisnhower
Sen. Dutt Pa
Buedn
Eisens
Iti
New Hampshire
Genfice
Love Me or Kill Me Pat Carstairs creates fateful fiction
A private investigator and Lucy Dorn uncover a murder web at Beech Tree Inn. Office work and manuscript clues reveal Lucille Dorn’s struggle with writing and love as Dr Richard Jarrett pressures Lucy toward a perilous future amid ongoing Osborn case autopsy contention.
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Alle Osborn
James Bennett
Lucy Dorn
Winchester
Beech Tree
Lucy
Pat Caratatis
Lucille Dorn
New York
Ace
Lautey Dorn
Mom
Richard Jarrett
Kentucky
Mac
Doctor
Mic
Beonwell
Frank Osborn
Welfare Commission
Almost fool-proof Chicago money order forgery scheme
Palice said Mullins stole traffic tickets from parked cars and used them as identification to buy money orders with forged checks to pay fines. The report notes Madhins nearly had a flawproof method for cashing forged checks and references meat prices and live livestock in the era.
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Chicago
Palice
Charles F. Madhins
Mullins
Eisenhowers Watch TV in Spare Moments at White House
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower use four black and white sets and one color set in the White House, plus a set at their Gettysburg farm, to catch news, mysteries, and dramatic programs when time permits. Hagerty notes many letters pour in about TV choices.
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Pat Carstairs
Alamo
Isham Jones
Cleveland
Bunny Berrigan
Bunny
Lucy
Inn
Brahn
Washington
United States
Eischhower
Ehisenhowe
White House
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
James C. Hagerty
Kubitschek Takes Over in Brazil Inauguration Sparks Tense Carnival
Juscelino Kubitschek becomes Brazil's president after a vote backed by Vargas loyalists and Communists. He forms a conservative cabinet as delegates from 60 nations attend the Rio inauguration. Vice President Nixon leads a U.S. delegation amid a heat wave and a tense mood following the overthrow of an interim government three months earlier.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Gelulio Vargas
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Rio
Minas Gerais
Richard M Nixon
Latin America
Kubitschek
Siloam Springs Telephone Co seeks rate hike
The Siloam Springs Telephone Co urged the Arkansas Public Service Commission to authorize a $15,750 annual rate increase. The firm serves Siloam Springs and nearby areas, reporting last year’s gross of $49,112.40 amid rising operating costs.
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Little Rock
Siloam Springs
President advocates TV as tool for government and news
Hagerty quotes the President calling television a great medium for entertainment and education. He says it should be applied to government and world news events to keep people informed daily.
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Hagerty
Two Forces Seen Dragging U.S. Prices Higher
New York SAM DAWSON reports that prices continue to rise with two looming factors. The federal minimum wage increase planned for March and upcoming wage negotiations, especially in steel, could push prices beyond a creeping rise to a fuller uptrend.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Rich Inventor Flees From Sex Crime Trial
Police say wealthy inventor Tyan Jerome may have fled to Mexico after skipping a sex crime trial on a 60 count indictment related to long island orgies with teenage girls. Jerome, 62, previously bought a home in Alcauieco under the alias Peter Newman and forfeited a $100,000 bond.
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Mineola
Tyan Jerome
Mexico
Tha Jerome
Alcauieco
Peter Newman
Jerome
Long Island
James. D.C. Murray
Murray
New York City
Industrial prices rise strain businessman budgeting
The piece notes steady consumer food prices but rising industrial material costs. Two thirds of purchasing agents report ongoing price increases, and a long list of metals and materials are in short supply. Fed data show a 4 percent rise in industrial materials in the last half of 1955, with price hikes beginning to show at retail as manufacturers counter with small appliance price cuts.
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National Assn
Federal Reserve Board
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George Altryer
Ikids
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