Mamie Eisenhower Prefers Quiet Life While Ike Campaigns
Mamie Eisenhower in Denver spoke with four reporters at the Brown Palace Hotel about unpacking and settling down, not declaring future roles or White House plans. She described marriage proposals, long travels with Eisenhower, her routine with family, and her daily mail, noting she won’t give speeches and keeps a simple life as her husband campaigns.
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Drydock project in Goteborg linked to Antwerp yard
Goteborg plans a fifth largest European drydock built by Belgium’s second largest Antwerp shipyard with a 28000 ton capacity.
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John Merryman Franklin Head of United States Lines
John Merryman Franklin born June 18 1895 in Cockeysville Maryland son of P A S Franklin longtime president of International Mercantile Marine Co. He succeeded his father as head of United States Lines in 1936 the Leviathan's line. Three years ago he announced plans for a superliner the United States whose maiden voyage is next month.
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Franco Popular In Spain Spellman Returns
New York Archbishop Spellman after returning from the Eucharistic Congress in Barcelona says Spain shows strong enthusiasm for Generalissimo Franco and notes the Barcelona demonstration rivaled Lindbergh’s 1927 New York reception. Spellman and other pilgrims also visited several countries during the congress.
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Thailand Orders Blue Ink for State Railways
Thailand announces procurement of blue ink for ongoing state railway operations. Officials say the ink will support signaling and documentation tasks across rail network facilities and stations nationwide.
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U N Ousts 15 American UN Staff Over Subversive Claims
The New York Times reports the United Nations has ousted 15 American Secretariat staff amid alleged illegal Communist activities with plans to dismiss over 30 more by year end 1952. Charges come from Washington agencies and New York grand jury reports. Some staff resigned or were dismissed. economist Irving Kaplan was removed after refusing to answer if he was a spy.
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