Truman Adlai Training For Demo Future
President Truman and Adlai Stevenson outlined a Democratic path to victory in 1954 while promising a fair evaluation of Eisenhower’s new administration. They stressed paying off a large deficit and recapturing Congress, with frontline leadership from lawmakers inside and outside Congress and party interests subordinate to national welfare.
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Washington Trn
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Congress
Stevenson
Illinois
Air Force
Finletter
Ilinois
Diwon
Stevens
Bakewell Committee Reports Expenditures in Race
The Claude L. Bakewell for Congress committee reported receiving and spending 10757 in the Republican bid for reelection. The record filed with the recorder of deeds notes a 2000 contribution from the Missouri Republican Finance Committee. Bakewell lost to Democrat Mrs. John 5 Sullivan in the Third District. Donald T. McClanahan, Democrat, who failed in a bid for the Second District seat, reported spending 2275 and receiving 1665 in contributions.
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ST. Louis
Claude L. Bakewell
Recorder of Deeds
Republican Finance Committee of
Missouri
Bakewell
John 5. Sullivan
Donald T. McClanahan
Quick Treatments Push Life Beyond Heart Stoppage
AMA reports rapid interventions can revive patients after heart stoppage using oxygen chest massage stimulants and electric shock if given quickly before brain damage. Dermatologist Dr Frumess notes skin cues reveal emotions and unconstrained reactions like blushing and cold sweat. NBC telecast showcased hospitals from Los Angeles Johns Hopkins and Denver detailing heart cancer mental illness and recovery in a landmark network event.
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Denver
Sanford E. Leed
University of Ca
Fornia Medical School
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Gerald Frumess
University of Colorado, Medical School
The
AMA
Frumess
Association
NBC
Los Angeles County
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Colorado
Parleys Clarify the Truman Policy Relations
Washington describes the shaping of U.S foreign policy for six weeks as John Foster Dulles meets with State Department officials. Dulles, future secretary of state under Eisenhower, previews a global policy survey and limited interim cooperation, with readiness to consult the Truman administration if urgency arises.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Dules
Dulles
U.S
Department
Defense Lovett
Trurman
Teen Admits Vandalism of Churches in Oklahoma
A 13-year-old girl, kept unnamed, confessed to setting fires to five churches including Pond Creek Christian Church and damage in Tonkawa during Thanksgiving visits. She said she resented church attendance and wanted to attend different churches, after letters to ministers revealed her resentment. Police and the county attorney described the act as fuel for subversives or possibly deranged motives.
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Pond Creek
Okla
Jadt
Tonikawa
Grant County
iAttorney
John Amick
Tonkawa
Hydrogen fusion seen as possible for peaceful power
Atomic scientist Dr. George Gamow spoke on the theoretical use of hydrogen bomb materials for peaceful energy. He described electric discharge through a thin wire to trigger nonexplosive fusion reactions and noted ongoing challenges in creating continuous high temperature furnaces to fuse hydrogen.
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Washington
George Gamow
Gamow
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen. Hickenlooper
Alowa
Joint
Congressional Alamic Committee
Hickenlooper
AEC
Federation of American Scientists
Ferguson engineer wins 68240 in 90000 damage suit
A St. Louis circuit court jury awarded Ferguson engineer William T. Flynn 68240 yesterday in his civil case against Oscar Janssen Stainless Steel Tanks Inc and Oscar Janssen Architects and Engineers. Flynn sought one percent of a million dollar construction project in Wisconsin from 1950, claiming the contract entitled him to the sum. The defendants argued he was paid 105 dollars weekly plus expenses while in Wisconsin.
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ST. Louis
Ferguson
William T. Flynn
Oscar Janssen Stainless Steel Tanks, Inc
Oscar Janssen Architects and Engineers
Wisconsin
Flynn
Educator to Address Missouri Bus and Truck Convention
Dr Kenneth F McFarland topeka kansas will deliver the main address at the Missouri Bus and Truck Association annual convention banquet at the Governor Hotel ballroom Monday night More than 300 operators expected A G Lewellen association manager says the convention opens at 10 am with a president report George E Powell Kansas City finkney C Walker University of Missouri will discuss Economic Trends Walter F Carey Flint Michigan president of the American Trucking Association will speak at the noon luncheon Election of officers follows in the afternoon The program includes reports on road study public relations legislation and the management report N Bauman Waite Motor Company Cleveland will talk Transportation Economics in the afternoon session Entertainment will follow from Missouri General Motors dealers led by Lee R Smith of Joplin vice president A A Fowler Sr Kansas City and E W Stimble Jr St Joseph treasurer.
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Kenneth F. McFarland
Topeka
Kas
Governor Hotel
Missouri Bus and Truck Association
A. G. Lewellen
George, E. Powell
Kansas City
Finkney C. Walker
University of Missouri
Walter F. Carey
Flint, Mich
American Trucking Association
F. R. Gaylord
E. J. Weisbacher
St. Louis
W. A. Schinn
Sedaliz
Lewellen
N. Bauman
Waite Motor Company
Cleveland
Missouri General Motors Corporation
Lee R. Smith
Joplin
A. A. Fowler Sr
E.W. Stimble Jr
Stimple Jr
St. Joseph
MoPac to Close Vernon County Station to Cut Costs
Public Service Commission approves closing the Moundville agency on MoPac’s Joplin-White River division. Shipments to the community will be handled by the Bronaugh agent. Census bulletin notes more unattached farm males than females, affecting marriage prospects.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Missouri
MoPac
Best
State Public Service Com
Mission
Missour Pacific Railroad
Moundville
Vernon County
Joplin
White River
Bronaugh
Washington
Youth Conference Here Tomorrow
The Missouri Council on Children and Youth will hold a meeting at the Missouri Hotel at 12:90 am featuring three workshop discussions on leadership in family life education home school and community recreation and education in Missouri. The council includes representatives from 153 Missouri organizations and about 60 to 75 persons are expected. Harshbarger will report on a recent national council meeting in New York.
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Missouri Council On ‘Children and
Missouri Hotel
Missouri
V. S. Harshhbarger
Missouri Assention For Social Welfare
Jas
Harshbarger
New York
A. D. Buckmueller
St. Louis
Robert Black
Department of Resources and Development
Clifton French
University of Missouri
Stuart A. Queen of
Jefferson City Couple Granted Marriage Licenses
Robert W. Sullens aged 24 and Clara V. Jungmeyer aged 30, both residents of Jefferson City, obtained marriage licenses.
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Robert W. Sullens
Clara V. Jungmeyer
Jefferson City
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