Brown Sees Nomination Bid by Adlai
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown says he believes Adlai Stevenson will seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year. Brown, who met Stevenson in Windsor last month, cautioned his remarks after a North Hollywood report claimed Stevenson had assured him of a run. He insisted his words were misinterpreted and did not confirm Stevenson’s plans.
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Jenner Charges Communist Propaganda Surges Into U S
Sen Jenner accuses foreign communist propaganda of flooding the United States citing tests from U S Customs Office. Irving Fishman testified 1.52 million mail sacks of propaganda arrived in New York over three months with 144 million items. An amendment proposes that a government agency label propaganda before it reaches distributing agents.
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Coffee Theft Reported With Missing Sweeteners
In Los Angeles a theft was reported promising 1,634,000 cups of coffee and involving a truck-trailer stolen from a local yard. The cargo included vast dry coffee but lacked sugar and cream.
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Hitler Death Eyewitnesses May Go Free
German war prisoners at Camp Friedland facing release by Russia this month may include nine eyewitnesses to Hitler and Eva Braun dying in the Berlin bunker on April 30, 1945. Among them are Heinz Linge Otto Guensche and Hans Bauer. ex-General Walter von Seydlitz-Kurzhath arrived, having helped form a Soviet backed National Committee for Free Germany in Moscow. A Berchtesgaden court is shortly to issue Hitler death certificate.
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Eat on $8.56 Weekly Says Texas Couple
SAN ANGELO Texas FIA San Angelo man and wife claim they have proved they can eat on less than $856 a week. Mrs Burdick Myre said she had all the food needed for her menus through Sunday night and has 72 cents left over. They shopped for something tasty to add to meals eaten since Monday morning. The airman I C Myre and his wife tried the Utah experiment station claim a couple could satisfy all dietary needs on $856 a week. They had orange juice cereal with milk and coffee for breakfast. Lunch was hamburgers potato chips lime jello iced tea. Dinner listed spaghetti with hamburger pear and cheese salad milk bread and butter.
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Marine Dies in Tampico Rescue Job
A Marine died during a Tampico flood rescue when a rescue launch from a destroyer capsized. The Marine’s identity was withheld. Tampico faces 24 hours of dwindling water and food supplies amid shortages, with only 326 total hurricane and flood deaths reported locally. Four US Army amphibious vehicles arrived to shuttle relief.
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