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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
2
Working people may borrow cash from Aetna Finance Co at 142 American Avenue. The plan provides $30 cash at once on salary, with total cost $1.25 if repaid in 30 days. Larger amounts up to $8500 available for expenses or purchases. visit J Boecker manager to obtain funds.
Republican Senator Richard Nixon toured Missouri by train from St. Louis to Cape Girardeau and planned stops at Springfield and Joplin as part of the Vice Presidential campaign. He attacked Governor Stevenson in Illinois and praised Eisenhower, calling Stevenson weak and a spendthrift while linking Truman to poor advisement.
SEATTLE UP A former chief censor for the Eighth army in Korea said he faces a new inquiry and possible charge over publishing an uncensored pool along with aid for his book on the war. Lt. Col. Melvin B. Voorhees reported to reporters he must report to Fort George Meade, Maryland, late this week as the Second Army Command orders further inquiry into his actions.
New York Democrats for Hisenhower Nixon launched a group led by Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby of Houston Texas. Hobby, copublisher and editor of the Houston Post, was the first director of the Women’s Army Corps. Citizens for Hisenhower Nixon announced the organization Monday.
Tokyo reports Japan has legalized land reform seen as a major Allied occupation success. The law, upholding changes, went into effect today after the government purchased about 4.9 million acres and distributed them to sharecroppers over six years.
En route in New Jersey President Truman denounces Republican charges of a soft stance toward communism as an outrageous falsehood, accusing the GOP of using propaganda to mislead voters. He argues the administration fights communism at home and abroad while Eisenhower campaigns on civil rights with limited action.
President Truman rejected claims he labeled General Eisenhower anti Catholic and anti Jewish. He argued GOP leaders distort his remarks and defended his criticism of Republican endorsements of Senators who backed immigration laws. Eisenhower, responding from rallies, said the attack ads were despicable and noted support from Cardinal Spellman Rabbi Silver and Bernard Baruch.
Sen Estes Kefauver told Jefferson Davis diners that Eisenhower’s reversals are staggering to backers who in July saw him as a crusading knight. He described Ike as initially a Dewey internationalist who later allied with Jenner and McCarthy during the campaign.
Miss Stover, a lifelong Democrat born on Los Angeles street, declares she will vote for Gen. Eisenhower on November 4. She explains the switch to the GOP ticket stems from distant kinship to the general and notes she has voted Democratic since 1919 when women gained the ballot.
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