Many Things Behind Eisenhower's Decision To Become a Candidate
Eisenhower's path to the 1952 presidential bid is portrayed as a duty driven shift from reluctant soldier to candidate. The biography traces his evolving views on military service and public duty, noting key moments in 1943 1945 and the push from a Legion post that surfaced his political future.
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Hisenhower Dewey
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Weather Stops Air War In Korea
Weather halted air operations over Korea as MiGs clashed with Sabres in three dogfights near North Korea. Captain Arthur MIGIS claimed his first MIG kill amid heavy weather. Navy officials announced production of carrier jets to counter the MIG15, signaling a broader Allied air strategy.
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Robert P. Briscoe
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Contract Fight Didn't Come Off
LOS ANGELES 1 Sound men for Howard Hughes rigged amplifying systems so the hearing impaired could hear testimony in a 250000 dollar damage suit by Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger. Hughes did not testify and settlement rumors swirled. Simmons Granger claim RKO refused a contract. Hughes lawyers say only an oral agreement existed. Granger accuses Hughes of a capital gains clause to gain tax exemptions.
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Howard Hughes
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Jean Simmons
Stewart Granger
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Granger
Hariman urges continued aid to Denmark over tanker sale
Averell Harriman, then mutual security administrator, reportedly advised President Truman not to cut U S aid to Denmark after Danish interests sold a tanker to Russia. The note notes U S ice sales totaling about 35 million tons annually.
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Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Truman
U. S
Denmark
Russia
Smallpox Cases Reported in U S 1951
In 1951 the United States reported only 13 smallpox cases. Elsewhere, notable figures include about 2.5 million Filipinos involved in rice cultivation and an average of 464 cars stolen daily.
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U. S
U.S
Tornadoes Hit Texarkana Airport Damage Report
Two tornadoes struck Texarkana airport yesterday causing heavy damage to a vacant hangar and debris strewn tarmac. The second tornado veered toward the Rondo community eight miles northeast, damaging several houses and timber stands with no reported injuries.
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Ark
Tex Jathane
C. H. Newton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rondo
Earth tremors shake West Tennessee. no damage reported
Two earth tremors occurred about 20 minutes apart in Dyersburg Tennessee late yesterday. Dishes rattled and houses creaked but no damage was reported. A matchbook worth $25,000 was insured as the most valuable known.
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Dyersburg
Tenn
West Tennessee
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