Eisenhower's aid structure gains cautious support
The piece argues a civilian style chief of staff may free the president from routine tasks and sharpen focus on major policy. It notes Ike's use of Smith Gruenther and Adams as trusted aides and warns the president must study history and frame of government to fully leverage the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Ike
NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
White House
Adams
United States
Common Safety Rules Emphasized From Thanksgiving to Christmas
The National Safety Council urges daily careful actions during the holiday transition to prevent accidents. Higher travel, weather, and early darkness raise risk, and last year’s four day Christmas period saw 351 deaths. Pedestrians must obey signals and drivers must be vigilant in dusk and poor visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Campaign Lengths Prompt Public Debate Across Parties
The piece argues campaigns have grown too long and fail to inform voters. It notes bipartisan concern over excessive campaign duration diminishing clarity and understanding of candidate stands. The quotation from John 17 11 is included.
Clumsy Handling of Eisenhower Cabinet Appointments
The editorial criticizes the initial handling of Eisenhower cabinet selections. It urges direct dialogue between Eisenhower and Taft to prevent congressional fracturing and stresses that staff reliance on a command model risks friction with Senate allies. It notes Brownell's appointment of screeners as a potential flashpoint and calls for careful cabinet outreach after Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Taft
Herbert Brownell
Dewey
Brownell
Korea
Congress
Rogers Named Deputy Attorney General in Eisenhower White House
Washington notes William P. Rogers chosen as deputy attorney general in the new Eisenhower administration. The 39 year old, tall and blond lawyer has strong credentials from Dewey and Truman era investigations and will leave his law firm where Kenneth Royal, former Secretary of the Army, is a partner. He is married with four children and is praised for fairness and documented cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Rogers
Ike
Rogers
GOP
Herbert Brownell Jr
Texas
Eisen
Hower
Corer
Tom Dewey
New York
Congressional
Senate
Harry Truman
Kenneth Royal
Army
Royal
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Joe Martin
Minnesota
Judd
House
Taft
Bridges
New Hampshire
United States
Asia
Mark Clark
Pentagon
Clark
U.S
Navy
Marine Corps
Formosa
Wisconsin Political Reports Highlight Campaign Finances
Capitol notes state the Stevenson for President Club of Wisconsin filed the most complete financial reports with full names and addresses. Gov. Kohler’s biographical sketch is updated. Fairchild eyes Milwaukee law practice and another Senate bid. several Republicans ponder Wiley’s seat or Hughes’s comeback. Merlin Hall nears 10th term. others gain seniority. drive-in babysitter worry ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Secretary of State
Stevenson For President Club of
Wisconsin
Richard Bardwell
Dane County
Democratic State Organization
Capital Friends
Thomas E. Fairchild
Milwaukee
Philip Marshall
Burne Bitker
Fairchild
Alexander Wiley
Pete
Wiley
Wiley Post
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Charles Kersten
Merlin Hall
Gardner Withrow
la Crosse
Lawrence Smith
Racine
Alvin O’konski
Unite Or Quit Korea Drew Pearson Washington column
In this Drew Pearson column the author outlines the looming Korea split as a strategic peril. He ties the 38th parallel division to future conflict and analyzes Eisenhower’s looming choices amid allied support and Soviet threats. The piece stresses decisions on a broader Asia policy and potential troop actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Drew Pearson
Washington
Eisenhower
Orient
Germany
MacArthur North
Elbe
38Th Parallel
Miners Win $1.90 Day Pay Raise Amid Wage Controls
James L Lewis and his coal miners gained a total rise of $3.50 per day under wage stabilization within two years. President Truman overruled officials to approve the $1.90 increase after earlier pushes for higher pay faced government limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
South America
Truman
Lewis
Roger Putnam
Kow
Gov
Stevenson
Wage Stabilization Board
Harry M. Moses
White House
Moses
Putnam
Henry M. Fowler
Ten Years Ago Gateway City Transfer awards at dinner
The Gateway City Transfer Co drivers with perfect records from one to six years receive certificates and awards at the annual dinner Sunday noon at the Hotel Stoddard.
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Gateway City Transfer Company
Stoddard
D. E. Field
Logan High School
Commission On Research and Service of
The
North Central Association
Museum of Natural History
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
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John
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Dirksen
Illinois
Martin P. Durkin
General Eisenhower
Ohio
Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Washington News Notebook
John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Bardwell
Walter J. Kohler
Charlotte
Kohler
U.S. Supreme Court
Henry P. Hughes
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Hughes
Oshkosh
George Watson
State Department of Public Instruction
Harry Harder
Harder
Arthur Wegner
Wegner
Wow
Wyngaard
Russia
Pearson
Red Army
Moscow
Japan Sea
Japan
Vladivostok
Siberia
Korean Peninsula
China
U.N
Iran
Indochina
James Marlow
the World Today
la Crosse Tribune
H. A. Redpath
Massaponax
County Poor Department
Mmes
Emma Olberg
Homer Hart
Arthur E. Tausche
Bridge
Arthur Schwalbe
Sigurd Gundersen
Stanley Gordon
Henry Faville
D.D
First Congregational Church of
Viroqua
Tate
Reynosa
Mexico
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