Truman warns labor as Eisenhower picked anti labor running mate
President Truman, en route with stops in Wheeling West Virginia and later Detroit Hibbing and Chicago, accused Republicans of plotting to wreck the labor movement. He said Nixon is anti labor and that Taft Hartley can destroy unions, urging voters toward Stevenson. He recalled private armies and warned of a swing to Stevenson.
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Sarnoff Named Head of Manpower Commission
David Sarnoff, chairman of RCA in New York, was named head of a commission to study the armed forces manpower use. Secretary of Defense Robert Lovett announced the appointment on Wednesday. The panel will study the long term manpower system and propose legislation and administrative changes to improve manpower across the armed forces.
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Wedemeyer backs Eisenhower at Waldorf dinner
Lt. Gen. Robert C. Wedemeyer, former Taft campaign figure, declared support for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower at a $100-a-plate Republican fund raising dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York. The event highlighted Wedemeyer’s break with Taft's bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Tax Dodgers Get Staggered Terms For Tax Evasion
Two Paolillo brothers Anthony Paolillo and Andrew Paolillo were each sentenced to a year and a day for evading over 150000 in taxes. They asked to serve consecutively so their 125 employee brassiere business could keep workers on the job. The judge granted the request with no objection from prosecutors.
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Kennan to Sail Home From Bonn Next Month
Ambassador Kennan plans to sail from Bremerhaven for the United States early next month with his family. Officials say he will depart Nov 3 aboard the liner America as part of overseas forces return. The report notes tobacco trends with per person consumption over 15 years and projections of a cigarette output exceeding 430 billion in 1953.
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