Will Truman Run in 1952 The Hair and Hopes of a President
White House veteran Ernest B Vaccaro sketches Harry S Truman’s 1952 prospects amid questions of re election. The piece notes his thinning hair temper, growing weight, guarded access to reporters, and the political pressures from Korea tax costs and the Fulbright probe. It assesses possible motives to seek or forego a second full term as the nation faces economic and international strain.
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Kaiser Plans Simple Wedding With Young Fiancee
Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser announced plans to marry Alyce Chester, 34, in a simple Santa Barbara ceremony after his wife of many years died recently. Kaiser, 68, said the marriage will continue the Permanente Foundation’s work on low-cost medical care. Alyce Chester had aided his late wife and served as executive assistant to Permanente. He noted his late wife approved the match and said he loves Alyce as he plans their future together.
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Weight and temper hinted in odd newspaper verse
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a man around 175 pounds with temper and health notes, suggesting more bark than bite. It references writing letters, defending Mrs. good and bad, and outbursts, hinting at a biographical or satirical item from a historical column.
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Wiley demands early showdown on crime probe extension
Sen. Wiley of Wisconsin urged an early vote to extend the national crime investigation past the current expiry, criticizing the apparent release of Capone gang leaders by the Senate sergeant at arms without committee questioning. He listed dope sales, prostitution, and waterfront crime as unchecked areas.
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Cocke Distributes Gift Toys in Italy
Erle Cocke Jr national commander of the American Legion distributed the first of 300000 toys for Italian children in the 1951 ride of toys campaign in Ostia Italy on April 7.
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Notable Defense of Honorable Men at Key West
A fragment notes a public figure defending remarks made at Key West on March 15 asserting all who attacked his administration are honorable. The passage implies reaction to unflattering writing and potential personal retaliation for criticism. The text preserves political rhetoric without graphic detail.
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Two DP refugees discover kinship in New York bench meeting
On a waterfront bench in New York two Polish displaced persons Leon Gorlicki and Joseph Gorlitsky connect over shared Nazi camp losses and family names. Through the United Service for New Americans they realize Joseph is Leon’s uncle and each believes they are the other's sole surviving relative.
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Rapid Transit Plan Studied by Los Angeles County Board
County supervisors place on next Tuesday’s agenda a study of the proposed Long Beach to San Fernando Valley monorail rapid transit system. The Southern California Monorail and Transit System, Inc. proposed using the Los Angeles River corridor with steel girders supporting the rail. Using the flood control channel would need a franchise from the board and a permit from the California Public Utilities Commission.
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Maybank vows to oppose parity freezing in Congress
Senator Maybank Democrat South Carolina says he will fight any administration move to freeze farm parity as a weapon to curb food prices. He cites a shrinking farmer income and signals a farm bloc push while committee plans extend wage and price controls and hold hearings. Parity aims to ensure fair farmer returns relative to industrial item costs.
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