Eisenhower warns that a stupid act could start a war
General Eisenhower told the Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce convention that a single stupid act could push a nation into war. He warned dictatorships may seize initiative through chaos fear and starvation and urged citizens to put welfare first. He declined to meet Stalin as a US representative would.
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Wichita
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kansas
New Hampshire
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Fisenhower
United States
Stalin
America
Senator Wherry hints at enlistment incentives for volunteers
Washington April 26 Senator Wherry Nebraska hinted Congress may offer bonuses to volunteers to fill manpower gaps in the armed forces, with a limited draft as a fallback. The Senate Republican leader cited past international deals and long-term defense spending as issues. At the Chamber of Commerce session James Farley declared no political ambitions.
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Wherry
R.-Neb
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
James A. Farley
Senate
Quebec
Yalta
Teheran
Potadam
Truman
Chamber
Churchmen Depart for Lake Success for Peace Plan
Southern California churchmen, numbering 33 churches, left Los Angeles yesterday in two chartered planes for Washington and Lake Success to promote a peace program. They would meet with Robert Chancellor of the United Nations and pursue a world governmental constitutional convention.
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Boy Killed Survives as Train Strikes Trestle
Two boys were on a trestle when an electric train bore down. One boy dodged to safety while another was killed. The incident occurred near Arcadia as writers reported job figures showing a strong spring season with 60 million expected employment and a shift in job sectors.
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Arcadia
UFA Pan Acific
Washington
Ewan Clague
Geo “Smith
Bureau of le Nee Ee
Ann.nin
Story Writer Plans Fourth Marriage
Los Angeles April 26 UP A writer named Craig Ries plans to marry Henry Demo in a ceremony next Friday. It will be her fourth marriage, announced by her family.
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Hy Aeey Mare
Craig Ries
Mal Hanry
Miss Rice
Fragmentary 1920s item mentions Lipton and Rice dispute
The fragment notes Ned Guyman hosting until early morning and claims Novelist Lawrence Lipton insisted on dying while talking. It also mentions a divorce from Miss Rice a year earlier, and accusations she kept three children up past prior marriages.
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Ned Guyman
Lawrence Lipton
Miss Rice
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