Truman Faces Broad GOP Attacks On Foreign Policy
Campaign highlights show Dewey Taft and plans for Europe clash with Truman policy. Dewey calls for abandoning Marshall Plan style aid while Taft urges restraint on foreign aid and imports. Other speakers defend or critique administration policy amid Civil Rights tensions and Democratic splits.
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Politico row over anti-lynch and anti-poll tax bills sparks GOP praise
The piece notes condemnation of White House support for anti-lynch and anti-poll tax measures and no color line in jets bills. Republicans view Dem- against-Democrat clash with satisfaction. Wherry and other figures mock Democratic split while urging policy shifts and electoral strategy. Also cites census projection for voters 21 and over next November. Police report mentions minor car damage in a city street collision.
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Nubbins Out Of Hospital After Years Of Illness
Denver reports six year old Forest Hoffman known as Nubbing left a Denver hospital for his Cheyenne Wyoming home amid long illness since 1944. He faced a bladder disorder and kidney damage, underwent surgery last fall and again this year, with life saved by medical care. Lake Michigan remains the only Great Lake wholly inside the United States.
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Playwright Gibson's Life Follows Best Traditions
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports playwright Gibson, noted for Horatio Alger style, will see his play produced on Broadway and publish his first poetry collection Winter Crook. He plans to attend the Arts Festival in Lawrence and the Fraser Theater production, with Oxford Press publishing his verse after the prize announcement.
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Martin P. Monty Jones to be Wichita city manager
Mayor Charles Ritchie announced that Martin P. Monty Jones, 41, city director of finance for five years, will become city manager on March 1. He will succeed Russell McClure, who resigns to take a similar post in Dayton Ohio, and will earn the same salary of 9 380. Jones was born in Reading Kansas and previously served as assistant state accountant from 1932 to 1937, then as Topeka city auditor and commissioner.
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Plans Are Not Fired Haves Plats Switzerland
Parma said today nothing is fixed regarding her wedding plans with former king Mihsi of Romania.
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