Eisenhower presidential bid hangs on last hour
Paris dispatch reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower under immense pressure over a 1952 run. Allies fear nominations could rock the 12 nation Atlantic Pact. insiders say he has not decided and could imply a play if a threat to Atlantic defense emerges.
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Eisenhower
Aspection
Paris
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Forces
Europe
Washington
Truman
United States
Bernard Baruch
Splits Develop in Both Parties
Washington Aug 4 AP Sen Duff challenged a GOP group over Pennsylvania’s 1952 presidential nomination scene. Duff backs Eisenhower while Owlett Grundy push for a knock down fight. McCarthy Smith Hendrickson clash over Maryland election report. Douglas fights Truman court nominees. Boyle denied involvement in RFC Joan.
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R.patojay
GOP
Pennsylvania
Dwight ‘D. Eisenhower
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Joseph H. Grundy
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McCarthy
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Chase Smith
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Truman
Douglas
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Wiliam M. Boyle Jr
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RFC
Joan
Owlett
Grundy
Jane
Senate Judiciary
Joseph J .Q. Drucker
Cornelius J. Harrington
Gammites
Kefauver Attacks Acheson Criticism in Oregon Banquet
Senator Kefauver told the Press Club of Oregon that he is troubled by irresponsible attacks in Congress, criticizing the get Acheson drive and wartime Korea criticisms as unconstructive. He defended Dean Acheson as an honest, hardworking man and praised his role in mobilizing the free world.
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Ore
Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Congress
Korea
Press Club of
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Dean Acheson
Free World
Canada Dope Ring Quarters Broken
Montreal authorities busted the Rome New York Montreal narcotics axis led by deported New York figure Jord Charles Lucky Luciano. Five men detained on narcotics possession sale and conspiracy charges in a case linked to the international syndicate. Bail set at 56000 dollars. Police described the operation as Canada’s largest such ring bust.
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Montreal
United States
New York
Jord Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Luciano
Italy
Moose group elects new president at state convention
SANTA CRUZ Aug 4 Charles Hammer Visalia business teamman was elected president of the group during its three day state convention here today.
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Moose Order
Santa Cruz
Charles
Hammer
Visalia
Busin Teasman
Boyle Played Role in bid for U S nickel plant in Cuba
The St Louis Post-Dispatch said National Committee Chairman William M Boyle Jr. helped lead an effort to gain control of a government owned Cuban nickel plant. Associates included James P Finnegan Rex Jacobs and E Merl Young. The plan sought $2 million investment but stalled when Shields and Co. were not interested. Boyle denied involvement with a RFC loan and said he severed ties with American Lithoford in 1949 when joining the Democratic National Committee.
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Demno
Erati¢ National Committee
William M. Boyle Jr
Cuba
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue
St.Louis
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Merl Young
Washington
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D.-Ark
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Mansions
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National Committee
American Lithoford Corp
American Litheford
Democratic National Committee
Post-Dispatch
U N Officials Calm Over Parley Hall News
United Nations officials reacted calmly to news of the suspension of the Korean truce talks. A U N spokesman urged to keep your shirt on while noting Ridgway's pledge not to return to Kaesong until the North ends its neutrality violation, a move seen as a possible pause to ponder new tactics and break the deadlock.
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U. N
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
Tokyo
Inn
Thieves Take Wallet From Car in Brigham City
Dr. Bernard Brandchaft of Brigham Utah reported theft after $220 vanished from his car parked on Ocean Blvd near Quincy Ave yesterday. Thieves forced entry during his absence and lifted a wallet containing the money.
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Brigham, Utah
Ocean Blvd
Quincy Ave
40th Division GIs Reactivate Sendai YMCA Camp
Three soldiers from the 40th Infantry Division in Sendai, Japan launch a fund drive to revive a YMCA mountain camp idle due to finances. Cpl. Robert Meek, Cpl. Robert Shaw, and Cpl. Randolph Marcellus organize public posters and classes, aiming to send 500 local youths to the camp by late August, building friendship between American troops and Japanese children.
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Japan
Southern California
40Th Infantry Division
YMCA
Robert Meek
Lomita
Park
Robert M. Shaw
San Gabriel
Randolph Marcellus
el Monte
College to Probe Soules Finances
ANN ARBOR Mich Aug 4 UM The University of Michigan ordered an investigation into the financial affairs of world famous scientist Malcolm Soule who killed himself with a snake venom injection after being fired. Soule had been accused of tampering with school funds. The board of regents said a limited inquiry would review the medical school bacteriology records Soule once headed. County authorities said they had not been asked to intervene.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Today
Financial Affairs
Malcolm Soule
University
Soule
University Board of Regents
Senator Clinton Anderson Resting After Fatigue at Albuquerque Farm
Senator Clinton Anderson D New Mexico was reached by phone from his Albuquerque area farm home where he had returned and was ordered to bed by his physician for extreme fatigue after nearly a week of illness.
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