Doubtful winner among five on TV candidate roundup
In Cincinnati on May 20 the League of Women Voters presented five candidates and a stand-in on a radio television program. Republicans Earl Warren and Harold Stassen and Democrats Estes Kefauver Robert Kerr and W Averell Harriman spoke on government corruption and foreign aid. Eisenhower and Taft were absent. Hoffman spoke for Eisenhower. Harriman proposed an inspector general to probe corruption. Taft’s absence did not dampen his delegate support among Taft buttons.
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Oklahoma
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Impossible Jugular Vein Surgery Reported Aids Cancer Patients
Beverly Hills May 2 A surgeon is credited with a feat once deemed impossible removing all principal jugular veins from a cancer patient neck. Dr S L Erzik announced three successful operations noting auxiliary neck veins compensate, enabling removal while brain blood drainage continues.
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State Leads in U. S. Help State Leads in U. S. Help
California surpassed Washington, D. C., with 257,993 government employees as of Jan. 1, the Civil Service Commission reported. Total federal payroll reached 2,518,137. Defense employs 1,278,014. Post Office 511,603. Veterans Administration 178,354. others 550,180. New York ranked third with 207,105, postal staff at 74,000.
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Eisenhower Leads Taft in delegate race fight
In a presidential delegate tug of war, Eisenhower built an early lead over Taft in Missouri while both parties sparred on debates and FEPC issues. Key actions included Florida’s Kefauver Russell clash, McMahon’s bid, and Taft’s caution on primaries versus general elections.
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Ike Backers Thank Truman for Praising Him
Washington May 2002 Republicans backing General Dwight D. Eisenhower welcomed Truman’s praise describing him as a fine man. Senators Morse Carlson Green discussed defense cuts and sending speeches from Paris. Truman denied claims of illness and reiterated his unbiased presidential effort while Democrats cited McMahon as a strong candidate.
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