Eisenhower Picks Benson and Adams for Key Posts
President elect Eisenhower drew praise for two new choices. Ezra Taft Benson, a Mormon leader, was named Secretary of Agriculture, while Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire became assistant to the President. Taft and Adams hailed as strong appointments, with Taft noting cooperation with other picks. Distinguished comments from Taft and several senators highlighted Benson’s administrative ability and farm focus.
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George M. Humphrey
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Brisk fighting opens war's 30th month in Korea
AP dispatch reports the 30th month of the Korean War with heavy clashes on central and western fronts. British and Australian raiders attacked Red lines, Chinese troops clashed for hours, and Allied infantry retook two outposts near Jackson Heights at dawn amid weather relief and air activity. General Clark met with U.S. and Allied leaders in Tokyo as Eisenhower’s visit looms.
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B 26s Hunt Trucks as Red Supply Lines Break
In Seoul the top Allied air commander, Lt. Gen. Glenn Barcus, said Communist supply efforts are desperate. B 26 Marauders report strong hunting of trucks on secondary roads, with 1250 Communist vehicles knocked out in 10 days. Barcus says targets are lucrative but aims to complicate Red logistics, not end it. He declined to discuss new tactics or MIG usage.
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Man Links Other Self to Murder
A 24 year old Marion, Indiana man identified as Robert Frazier confessed to a murder in the Foster Forbes Glass Co. plant on Aug. 6. Police later found the suspect to be William Clutter, a former burglar, and identified the real Robert Frazier in federal prison in Terre Haute, while his teenage wife provided his papers. Police noted the jailed man admitted to the Ellis killing and FBI confirmed the true Frazier’s imprisonment.
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Red Surrender Plea Answered by Gunfire
North Korean forces on the central front fired back after a loudspeaker message from the Reds near Sniper Ridge, urging Chinese and Korean troops to switch sides with promises of promotions and provisions. South Korean artillery blasted the area in response to the appeal.
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Helicopter Rescues San Rafael Marine pilot in Korea
Fifth Air Force says Captain O M Green of San Rafael California bailed from a crippled Corsair over North Korea. A United States Air Force helicopter from the Third Rescue Squadron rescued him as fellow Marines provided cover along a Red supply route deep in enemy territory.
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Eisenhower taps Ezra Benson to lead farm aid push
Ezra Ty Benson of Salt Lake City to be Secretary of Agriculture, shaping farm policy around expanded markets and cooperative marketing. He endorsed some price supports, favors increased use of cooperative structures, state extension services, and less dependence on federal aid. Benson aims to show farmers how to be efficient producers and marketers.
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Adams Named Assistant to the President in Eisenhower Admin
New Hampshire governor Sherman Adams is chosen by President-elect Eisenhower for the role of Assistant to the President, a powerful liaison for White House policy with federal departments and agencies. The position, linked to WWII’s war mobilization director, carries influence and access at the highest level.
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Danish man celebrates 101st birthday with five brothers
Christian Banke of Faaborg in Denmark marked his 101st birthday today attended by four brothers aged 91 90 88 and 79. One brother has recently died at the age of as yet unclear.
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Citizens Start Task of Military Review
A citizens commission formed to boost military fighting power by reallocating personnel began work with President-elect Eisenhower’s backing. Led by David Sarnoff, the group will study how the 3.6 million uniformed personnel are used, potentially reducing deskbound posts and moving staff toward combat roles. The panel includes four retired officers and four civilians, with initial focus on cutting housekeepin g duties and field assessments of manpower needs.
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Blaze Damages Two Belmont Apartments
Fire at 60 Belmont Ave. damaged two apartment units after a chair ignition. About noon Monday, three engine companies responded from Belmont Fire Department headquarters. The blaze started in Louise E. Barrack’s unit and spread through the floor to the nearby unit occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wills. Heavy damage reported.
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