Eisenhower backs Benson on farm price crisis and aid clues
President Eisenhower expresses support for Benson amid farm price crisis and Israel aid questions. He notes living costs leveling off, defends cabinet choices, and stresses Secretary of Agriculture Benson’s dedication to American principles while declining to name any replacements.
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Money Plate Theft by Red Agents Told
Washington hearing reveals wartime spy ring courier Eliza Bentley alleges two former Treasury officials aided a plot to steal currency production plates for Russia in 1944. Bentley claims she directed orders to pressure Harry Dexter White amid diplomatic talks, naming Ludwig Ulman and Nathan Silverman as involved. Both men attended but refused to answer, citing self incrimination concerns. Senator Mundt calls the case clear.
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Nicky Hilton and John Wayne Feud Details Revealed
Testimony recounts Jolie repartee and publicist clash during Hilton Wayne relationship. Mrs Wayne described reconciliations as publicity stunts and a party incident where Wayne allegedly staged a drunken departure with a stripper scene report. Wayne showed emotion over attorney fees while court funded trial costs.
Virginian POW Ed Dickenson seeks repatriation home
Ed Dickenson, 23, a fifth grade educated prisoner of war from Crackers Neck Virginia, urged by Indian guards to plead via a neutral commission, won release after the five nation panel granted his repatriation request. He spoke little, described missing American cigars and food, and faces Christmas Eve deadline to decide. His family celebrated in Big Stone Gap as word came.
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Chiang Urges Chinese Abroad Fight Reds
Chiang Kai-shek urged overseas Chinese to join an all out struggle to crush international communism in a message marking Overseas Chinese Day. He called for strong stand against trade and ideological threats among expatriates and urged unity in defense of national interests.
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Communists Target Culture and Identity in Rival Campaigns
Fragmentary text shows phrases about dealing with the Communists, boosting cultural strength, and solidifying anti-Communist support. The snippet suggests a political or ideological push aimed at countering Communist influence.
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