Which Party Will Draft Ike First In 1952 Race
The Chicago Daily News and Detroit Free Press note Merrill Mueller and NBC commentary on a Truman offer to Ike for 1952. The piece details Eisenhower draft possibilities, Republican and Democratic supports, and questions if Ike would run against Truman amidst preconvention pressure. The Quill episode and reactions from Dewey, Stassen, and Taft are discussed.
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Merrill Mueller
Truman
Eisenhower
Mueller
Tke
Harry Truman
White House
Ike
Sigma. Delta Chi
The
Quill
NBC
San Francisco
William L. Pfeiffer
New York State
Gov
Dewey
Sen
Duff
Congress
Tait
American Assembly
Columbia University
United States
Jay G. Hayden
Washington
Europe
Taft
Ske
Flickering Light of Press Freedom in Argentina
The article notes President Juan Peron’s order holding communications companies responsible for press dispatches, a move seen as curbing press freedom and akin to actions against La Prensa. It warns that this edict could influence what news reaches the United States and aligns with opposition to a UN info freedoms convention. It also mentions press restrictions in India and a global trend of diminishing press liberty.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
la Prensa
United States
Peron
India
U. N
Ingenious plot unearths swindler in tourney bridge
A South player crafts a plan to steal a twelfth trick in a tournament bridge hand. West opens hearts and East errs by playing low, allowing South to win key moments, discard diamonds, and ruff into a final nine tricks. The elaborate sequence hinges on precise ruffing and discards to secure the contract.
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West
Dummy
East
South
Bathtubs vs Cars in the United States
The United States holds fewer bathtubs than automobiles with a ratio of one bathtub per six people and one automobile per four people, indicating scarce bathtubs relative to cars across the population.
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United States
Four Pa Hazel and her quick marriage change plan
The speaker recalls Hazel planning to buy and return items quickly and expects she would not keep Jim long after marrying him. The remark portrays Hazel's shifting intentions and a notable sense of humor about relationships.
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Hazel
Jim
Earphone for TV lets one hear without disturbing others
A science brief describes a personal earphone system for television receivers that shuts off the main speaker and uses a control box to deliver sound to headphones. Other notes mention Gulf mud accumulation in the past 125 million years, a life raft design for ditched aircrew, coal tar value, a valve lock for stoves, Arctic ice islands as potential weather bases, and the mosquito as a disease vector.
Anesthetist Guards Life of Patient During Surgery
A Long Beach area medical association explainer details anesthesia stages, from initial loss of pain to the quiet third stage, the risks as breathing nears stoppage, and the anesthetist’s vigilant role in monitoring blood pressure heart rate and respirations throughout an operation.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Subdivision visions and political quotes collide in 1960s rhetoric
Howard Meeman criticizes modern street layouts prioritizing parks and walks over frontages. Guy Gabrielson defends aggressive anti Communist policy with pauses. Hiro Johnston claims bureaucrats face firing risk. Keith Glennon envisions converting atomic weapons to plowshares.
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Guy G. Gabrielson
Keith Glennon
AEC
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Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
John 5. Knight
Knight
Press-Telegram
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Sacramento Bee
Gotacys
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Eclarer
West Co
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BTS
Science
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Keys
J. C. Keys
Atlantic Long Beach
Telephone
By Joy Alan
George
Howard J. Meeman
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Rae
Hiro A. Johnston
DR. Painless Parker
East Ocean Boulevard
Corner Pine
San Pedro
San Diego
Pacific Coast
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