Impostor's Record Defies Precedent in GOP Race
Lawrence Daily Journal World details a shifting battle for Republican presidential nominating votes in the Rocky Mountain states led by Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sen. Robert A. Taft amid pressure from Western backers. The piece notes Denver area intrigue, Taft-Eisenhower camps, and Democratic responses as Truman contemplates another bid.
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Ghost Writers to Gain Respectability in Washington
Washington January 24 report that American University will offer a course to train ghost writers to tailor their work to the speaker. Dr Waller P Bowman head of the Department of Communications says it is wrong to put Churchillian words in a speaker's mouth and that ghost writers must ensure speakers understand what they say. Bowman calls ghost writers indispensable artisans and says it is time the public embraces them.
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Pikes Peak Road Open In Summer Months
A fragment notes the scenic route near Colorado Springs, 13 miles long, priced at 30 cents per car. The text suggests summer-only access and references speeches tied to the peak, with mentions of West Colorado Springs and regional writing. It is a damaged OCR fragment with unclear overall context.
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Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Toll Broad Opens Denver to Boulder Turnpike
Colorado inaugurates its first toll road, the Boulder Denver four lane turnpike, with tolls of 2 1/2 cents for autos and 50 cents for trucks. The 174 mile route runs straight from Denver to Boulder and will connect to the Colorado Springs Denver highway via the Valley road. a toll road also operates to the
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Boulder
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Japan to Build Military Force After Peace Treaty
The Yomiuri reports Japan plans a 150000-strong army 1500 planes and 308 warships after the peace treaty takes effect. No confirmation yet from Allied HQ led by Gen Matthew Ridgway.
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Yomiuri
Japan
Matthew B. Ridgway
Man Killed as Bride and Others Injured in Wichita Collision
In Wichita Kansas on January 23 James E Jareth 30 was killed in a motor accident. Teen bride Charleon Vandemoor 16 suffered serious injuries. Mrs Vandemoen husband Rist ard Vandemorn 17 sustained cuts and bruises.
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WEW GM Hydraulic Steering Rocket Engine Debuts
A new WEW GM design features a 160 horsepower Quadri Jet power assisted steering system. It replaces carburetor and high lift valves, reducing effort and enhancing steering feel for a more thrilling ride.
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Olds
Contom-Lounge
Belgian cabinet wins confidence vote in Brussels
Belgium's new cabinet led by Premier Jean Van Houtte and his Social Christian government secured a 103 to 93 confidence vote in the Brussels house of representatives after two days of debate. Two members abstained.
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Belgium
House of Representatives
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Burial in Arlington for ex Secretary of War Patterson
Former Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, killed in a Newark plane crash, will lie in state tonight at the 1st Regiment Armory Arlington, with a military honor guard. The body will be transported by train to Washington for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at the Copper Church in the capital.
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