Keyserling Calls GOP Boom a Myth at Platform Session
Economist Leon Keyserling, top adviser to Truman, denounces Republican claims of record prosperity as a myth. He says shortfalls in production and unemployment have been deliberately contrived to justify policy. He warn says the party wants to keep labor in check and farmers inefficient to force readjustments.
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Ovid A. Martin
Chicago
Leon H. Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Keyserling
America
Americans For Democratic Action
Adlai Stevenson
Supreme Court
James P
Platform Committee
Coleman
Mystery Notes In Yields Of Xenia Deaths
Coroner Dr Hugh C Schick reports two Monday night deaths in Xenia involving a Wright Patterson Air Force Base sergeant and a 16 year old. Prosecutor George R said James Wesley Claxton Jamestown restaurant owner turned over a note from Burgoyne read to the police. The note apologized and expressed love for a person named Sutton. Burgoyne of Route 1 Imperial Pa listed as the sergeant next of kin.
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Hugh C. Schick
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
James
George R
Wesley Claxton
Jamestown
Burgoyne
Sutton
Bell Burgoyne
Rt. 1
Imperial
Wright-Patterson
Doesnt Want More Trouble Letter to IRS from Jail In Albuquerque
A 1956 letter from a incarcerated Albuquerque resident informs the IRS of a change of address. The writer notes filing taxes from the county jail, then reports sentencing to the U.S. penitentiary at Fort Worth, Kansas. The missive is signed with a brief closing and the inmate number 73281.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
U.S
Worth
Kansas
Work Night to Replace Club Meeting
Volunteers from the Evening Optimist Club, many parents of Amanda School children, will meet at 6:30 am at the school to build shelving and turn out about 60 books for the class rooms. Principal William Ramsey will assist as a club member, with an assembly line setup in the arts and crafts room.
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Amanda
William Ramsey
Armco Wins Award For Management Excellence
Armco Steel Corporation learned it received a commendation for management excellence from the American Institute of Management. R Anthony Lawless, manager for information service for the institute, notified Armco of a rating of excellent management in the organization annual survey. The institute is a non profit foundation encouraging skillful business management.
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Armco Steel Corporation
American Institute of Management
R. Anthony Lawless
Information Service
Armco
Former Slave Dead At 107 In Dallas Tex
Funeral services were held Tuesday for a Dallas Negro nicknamed Strong Named for his master Hood. Born in Alabama slave quarters, he was sold away from family as a boy and lived to 107, with memory dating to slavery and the Civil War era. burial occurred in Hearne, Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
Strong
Hood
Alabama
Hearne
Tex
Mass Polio Inoculations Surge in Chicago
Chicago faces a mounting polio outbreak with 609 cases and 13 deaths as clinics intensify inoculation of thousands of children with the Salk vaccine. The U S Public Health Service cites a 1,330 case epidemic threshold for the city of about four million. Leaders close to the Democratic National Convention monitor the spread but do not plan mass inoculations of delegates.
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Chicago
U.S. Public Health Service
Deer Poisoning Reported at Richmond Park
London police investigated five deer from a herd of 700 owned by Queen Elizabeth II after suspected poisoning last night at Richmond Park. Authorities sought to identify the source of the toxin and track how it occurred.
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London
Richmond Park
Queen Elizabeth
Tot Drowns in Pond at Gates Mills Estate
Eighteen month old Kathleen Laufer drowned Tuesday in a small lake on her Gates Mills family estate. Her father Carl Laufer is vice president of Modern Hanger Co., a plumbing supply firm.
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Cleveland
Kathleen Laufer
Gates Mills
Carl Laufer
Modern Hanger Co
Polio Emergency Downplayed by Chicago Officials
Dr Karl Meyer as chief medical officer for the convention ruled the polio situation not serious enough to justify a shot program. Dr Herman Bundesen, Chicago Board of Health president, reported 27 new cases and three deaths and urged vaccinations especially for children five and under. Bundesen noted 49 percent of cases in West Side, with 54 percent in under five, and only 56 of 609 victims had Salk shots while vaccination efforts rise to about 50,000 daily.
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Karl Meyer
Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
West Side
Chicago
Bundesen
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