MacArthur Attacks G O P Crusade in July 1952 Speech
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports General MacArthur’s July 1952 critique of the Republican Party, calling the GOP a crusade to justify wasteful spending and graft. He warns Korea could become a graveyard for American hopes and urges decisive leadership and the Constitution’s enduring strength. The piece includes editorials, letters, and public reactions.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
MacArthur
Wilbur
G.O.P
Korea
George Wasington
Franklin
United States
MacaArthur
Bank Has Gold Hoard in New York Vault Report
From Mehyaukes Journal a New Yorker writer toured the Federal Reserve Bank of New York basement where about 5 billion dollars in gold bricks lie in vaults. Thomas Waage explains locks, guards, and a single exit by the bedrock tunnel, asserting the gold is largely owned by European nations and not the United States.
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Mehyaukes Journal
Fort Knox
New Yorker
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
United States
Uncle Sam
New York
Britain
France
Reserve Bank
Thomas C. Waage
Public Information
Lavender Hill
Waage
Car Makers’ Comeback Seen After Steel Strike
Am Snempson of the Bureau leads the survey crew as experts guess recovery times for the auto industry from the steel strike. Estimates range from three weeks to a month or more, with some foreseeing a flood of certificates under the materials program as the steel sector rebounds. Car makers have already placed orders for ingots to be shaped into sheets.
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Dethoitve
National League vs American League All Star Game Rough Play by Weather
Rainy All Star action features Nationals and Americans trading runs as Minoso and Robinson drive in key hits. Sauer hammers a roof shot homer, Shantz and Doby restructure the lineup amid muddy balls and shifting outfielders.
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Leo Durocher
Minaso
Mitchell
Hamner
Peewee Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Reese
Lockman
DiMaggio
Rush
Minoso
Mitchell Minoso
Rosen
Berra
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J. Robinson
Ayila
Hammer
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Rizzuto
Philadelphia
U Doby
Jensen
Minsin
Avila
Raschi
Ae Macnee
Shantz
Adoptions Rise in Kansas in 1951 Public Notice
A Kansas report shows adoptions sharply increased in 1951 with petitions filed for 1 040 children, 115 more than the prior year. Of these, 1 155 were white, 37 Negro, eight other races. Most private agency adoptions were for ages 3 months to 6 years. public agency placements ranged from 6 months to 6 years. About 45 percent were born out of wedlock and non related petitioners accounted for 58 percent of adoptions.
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Kansas
Perjsans
Bartle resigns as OPS regional director in Kansas City
Kansas City Illinois Roe Bartle resigned Tuesday as regional director of the Office of Price Stabilization effective July 12. Bartle has led OPS activities in Missouri and Mary Clair Counties Illinois since February 12, 1991. He recently underwent major surgery and plans a long rest in California, expecting to return around September 1.
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Illinais
Hartle
California
Prefer Marines to Unmilitary Life From Manchester Boy
A Manchester Connecticut youth writes Marine Corps Headquarters, saying he dislikes civilian life and prefers life in the Marines. The note arrives in Washington and reflects a wish to join the military path.
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Marine Corps Headquarters
Oy Terry
Manchester
Conn
Not All Approve MacArthur Talk
Kansans and Kansas women gather in a mezzanine as rumors swirl about Taft and Eisenhower support. The scene hints Taft leading on the first ballot but short of 604 votes, with possible Eisenhower surge in later tallies and a Taft slip on the third or fourth ballot.
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Chicago
Honey
Taft
Eisenhower
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Warren
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Soose
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Wilbur
P. S
Earl Warren
California
Kansas
National Committee
Ronlys
Budget Approved for Publication and Lincoln School Change
Budget details show June bills totaling 201 065 approved for payment. Alberta Farmer Harris named Primary teacher at Lincoln School, succeeding Thelma Silvers who leaves for civil service. Harris, a Langston University alum with a master's degree, has four years teaching experience at Texas College in Tyler.
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Kansas City
Alberta Farmer Harris
Lincoln School
Thelma Silvers
Harris
Langston University
Lawton
Okla
Sip
Texas College
Tyler, Tex
Conversion steel keeps car industry running in shortages
The article explains that conversion steel costs more than standard sheets and bars but helps the car industry maintain assembly lines during shortages, a tactic likely to be used again in future supply crunches. It notes the method preserves production when supplies are tight and suggests continued reliance in similar scenarios.
Lincoln Douglas Debates Copy Sought by Library
Library of Congress seeks a printer's copy of the Lincoln Douglas Debates and asks the Chicago Tribune for a letter from Abraham Lincoln requesting society reports on the debates.
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Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Press
Tribune
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