Eisenhower Seeks Unity With Amateurs and Pros in 1952
The Republican plan centers on Eisenhower winning in November with broad backing from both amateur citizen groups and professional party operatives. Arthur Summerfield outlines a strategy to keep nonpolitical proceedings at veterans events while coordinating with the National Citizens for Eisenhower. The committee seeks equal status with the GOP and may rally millions more voters, as Dirksen pledges to campaign nationwide.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Stevenson Shifts Democratic HQ
Stevenson informs that Frank McKinney will not stay as Democratic committee chair. Wyatt, former Louisville mayor and ADS chair, to manage the campaign, taking leave from law practice. Labor Day kickoff expected. Kefauver, Russell, and Harriman invited to discuss plans. Douglas to join after a Europe trip with his family.
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Louisville
Americans For Democratic Action
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Alabama
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Truman
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Tennessee
Richard Russell
Georgia
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Executive Mansion
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Bus Kidnapper Crashes With Passengers On Board
Kenneth D. Gorham, 41, allegedly drove off with a city bus and 12 passengers in St Louis last night while the driver inspected an overheating engine. The bus collided with another car as drivers in uniform blocked the attempted escape. Gorham refused to talk and was booked on charges of careless driving and larceny.
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Youth 19 Released in Sniping Inquiry
Duarte Aug WP David Arthur Pritchard 29 of Monrovia was released yesterday by sheriff's deputies who arrested him for questioning about phantom sniper attacks on women. The deputies found a 22 rifle in his car. they said it was not the rifle that fired the mystery shots that wounded a housewife Wednesday.
L B Youth Killed by Desert Accident
John Ti. Stoakes, 13, of Long Beach was killed when a car left Highway 6 near Mojave and overturned yesterday. His father Lee A. Stoakes and mother were uninjured. John and William Corbeit were riding with them. The Long Beach address could not be determined.
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Butter Eggs Poultry Prices Signal Retail Shakeup
Fragmented OCR reveals rising butter and egg headlines with consumer pricing notes. Mentions Grade A poultry, roasters, toasters, and market pressure on retailers amid shifting retail demand and dealer pricing.
U.S. Dominates Olympic Action As Davies Sets Record
Olympic coverage shows the United States sweeping events in swimming and cycling while other competitions feature close scores and notable performances. Davies set a new breaststroke record of 2 minutes 34.4 seconds, Stassforth and others posted strong times, and cycling saw A Novells of Belgium win the road race with Grondelders and Ziegler close behind. American entries faced mishaps in sailing and equestrian standings as Sweden led Germany in unofficial team results with the U.S. in third.
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Drouth Nearing Disaster Stage
The drought threatens severe agricultural losses across six southern states and parts of two more plus Maine and Massachusetts. Assistant Agriculture Secretary Hutchinson warned of failed national production goals for defense, as officials plan a hay lift to aid livestock and declare disaster areas to unlock federal aid. North Carolina tobacco crops face potential $200 million in damage with only limited rain prospects.
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Colonel Pays Wife's Blackmarket Fine
VP Col Allen W Reed former commander at Wiesbaden paid in full the 3982 dollar fine on his wife for selling coffee gasoline coupons and currency on the German black market. American authorities reported the money was handed to the U S District Court to clear the way for their return to Washington where Reed will be reassigned. The Reeds sail from Bremerhaven August 5 aboard Gen Taylor arriving New York around August 16.
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New York
Norwegian Leader to Visit America on Vacation Tour
Oslo reports Prime Minister Oscar Fredrik Torp will depart September 19 for a vacation tour of the United States per his office. The trip aims to strengthen ties and include meetings with U.S. officials during the visit set to unfold in coming weeks.
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Woman Shoots Motel Prowler In Long Beach
A 19 year old Air Force man was taken into custody at Long Beach Air Force Base after a motel operator shot him at a 1037 E Pacific Coast Av motel. The prowler, Leon J Backes 2/c attached to the 188th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, claimed to have been prowling when confronted by Marda Crane 42, who fired twice. Backes was treated for a bullet wound upper left leg and admitted he had been sprawling around the motel before the incident.
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Convicted fugitives capture after Vermont double slaying
In Springfield Vermont two escapees De May and Blair overpowered after a police chase. Elizabeth Weatherup and husband George were killed in their home. The pair, both prisoners escaping Windsor Slab Prison, were seized by a large posse after National Guardsmen joined the pursuit.
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Fitchburg
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West Berlin Braces for Red Rioters Amid Tense Divide
West Berlin authorities alert riot squads as thousands of demonstrators gather in an East West tension. The Soviet push to lift trade restrictions sparks Western caution with Bonn to study the demand and Gen. Chuikov to be briefed.
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Food Prices at Peak Rise Seen and Inflation Alert
Washington reports government stabilizers warn of higher overall living costs as BLS shows food prices at a new peak rising 1.2 percent in two weeks to late July and about 11 percent above June 1950. Arnall and Putnam blame rising costs on policy and defense spending while noting crop declines and weather impacts.
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Dies Declared Democratic Nominee in Texas Race
ALSTIN Texas Aug 2 UP Texas congressman Martin Dies of Lufkin longtime chair of the House Un American Activities Committee was declared the Democratic nominee by the state party executive committee. Wheat Woodville said Dies will face no opponent in the Aug 23 second primary after John Lee Smith of Lubbock withdrew. Smith and Dies are viewed as right wing in Texas politics.
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Four Gunmen Rob Lyons Bank in Daylight Holdup
Four gunmen wearing masks staged a three minute daylight robbery at the Lyons Bank of Lyons suburban area near Chicago. They forced 17 people including 12 employees into a room while a fourth man emptied the cages, escaping in an auto driven by a fifth man with about 45000 dollars in cash seized.
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Anti Reds Blast Poland Trains In East Poland Attacks Rise
Anti Communist partisans in East Poland have stepped up attacks on Russian troops and transports, according to West German and East German railway officials. The bulletin notes wounded Soviet soldiers are moved daily from trains arriving at Frankfurt an der Oder, with railway cars heavily damaged by gunfire also seen arriving.
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U S Helicopters Highlight Dutch Air Show Arrival
Two United States helicopters arrived at Ypenburg Airfield near Rotterdam en route to Wiesbaden Germany after a trans Atlantic test flight to gauge feasibility and save transport space. They were showcased at Openburg air show and will rest in Amsterdam before service in air sea rescue duties.
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San Salvador Hit by Strong Tremor at 3 05 A M
San Salvador was shaken by a strong tremor at 3 05 a m today. The quake caused alarm across the capital with residents reporting lights swaying and buildings rattling but no major damage was immediately reported. Authorities urged calm as inspectors surveyed structures.
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Chiang Signs Pact to End War With Japan
Chiang Kai-shek signs a peace treaty between Japan and Nationalist China in Taipeh Formosa. The agreement takes effect at a ceremony here next Tuesday.
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Nighttime New York holdup ends in double shooting
Two armed men stopped two couples returning from Rye beach near The Bronx. William Hopkins, 22, was shot in the chest and died after staggering to a street. His father in law Alfred McCullough, 50, was grazed in the head but survived. The attackers fled, leaving the women screaming.
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Iran Senate Grants Dictatorial Powers to Mossadegh
The Iranian Senate approved six months of unlimited powers for Premier Mohammad Mossadegh and backed American advisers, with a 34 to 1 vote. The chamber and the Majlis previously approved the move, giving Mossadegh broad authority to push a four point program aimed at balancing Iran’s finances, while critics attacked foreign advisers and debates over nationalizing fisheries in Caspian Sea waters referenced pressures from Russia.
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Mrs Rosenberg Leaves Milan for Istanbul Flight
MILAN Italy Aug 20 Mrs Alma Rosenberg Assistant Secretary of Defense departed today in an American Air Force plane bound for Istanbul after a week of rest in Milan.
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