Kefauver TV Crime Hearings Lift Senate Star in 1952 Talks
The Kefauver Committee's televised sessions boost Estes Kefauver as a national figure. The Tennessee senator, famed as a frontiersman figure and crusading crime investigator, faces mixed political prospects with Southern opposition to civil rights, cloture, and administration support influencing his presidential chances. Critics note a local cleanup is needed beyond federal hearings, while TV coverage prompts debates on rights and decorum.
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Senate Crime Investigating Committee
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Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
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Crime Investigating Committee
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Asphalt Jungle
Democrats
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James Carroll
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Estes Kefanver
Maryland
Jump Bid After Pass Signals Hand Strength in Bridge
After an initial pass, a jump bid shows the hand was almost strong enough for an opening bid. North's two spades suggested a good spade suit and a maximum, supporting a game opposite a normal opening. South pursued with a five heart contract, hoping North could continue if invited.
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War era quotes on conscription and retirements
A collection of remarks from figures including Republican national chairman Guy Gabrielson and Major General Lewis Hershey on name changes for Hot Springs to Truth or Consequences and universal draft application. General Omar Bradley reflects on delaying retirement after World War II, noting ongoing service and desire to fish.
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Guy G. Gabrielson
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26 Nations Giving Arms Aid in Korea
A reader’s quiz reveals that 26 nations have offered military assistance to the United Nations in Korea. The item covers shelf aging of tires, the Army’s post Revolutionary War dissolution rationale, British Commons representation, and a note on converted rice with its vitamin content and cooking traits.
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Senate quotes mix of wit and wry commentary
The column blends playful homages to Yogi Berra with satirical asides on rubber restrictions and memory, noting a lake ship steering by neon beer signs during a preseason buoy shortage. It critiques feminist pioneers in vintage photos and mocks tall tales while lampooning Soviet style catchphrases.
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Trade or Profession Difference Mentioned by Aunt Het
A humorous remark contrasts a profession with a trade saying a man with a trade cannot be ruined by his wife’s tongue. The line highlights a witty distinction in gendered work stereotypes from a dated voice.
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