Taft Ike and GOP Nominee Prospects in 1952
The piece surveys Taft as stubborn yet capable, and Eisenhower as plainspoken, nonpolitician, internationalist yet decisive. It notes Ike's unifying appeal, labor resistance to Taft, and hints at Warren Stassen MacArthur as possible contenders. It previews a forthcoming discussion on convention deadlock.
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Tammany Hall Backs FDR Jr in Re Election Bid
Tammany Hall gave support to Franklin D Roosevelt Jr for re election despite earlier opposition. The Liberal party has not yet acted. Roosevelt heads a drive to back Averell Harriman for the Democratic nomination and lists as Democrat Liberal. registration in Europe last fall made him ineligible without county committee approval.
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AF plans renewal of reserve training with 250 planes
The Air Force will funnel about 250 airplanes including fighters trainers and troop carriers into the reestablishment of its reserve training program this year. Continental Air Command says 22 reserve training centers will be set up starting this month.
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Gasoline hazard warned as tanks expand in heat
Fire Inspector Howard Gall warns that hot weather causes gasoline to expand and overflow from full tanks and trucks at service stations. Overflow into gutters creates dangerous street pools that can ignite from a cigarette or match. He urges motorists to keep tanks about a gallon from full to prevent waste and fires.
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Judge Upholds Indictment of Remington
A federal judge in New York refused to toss out per jury indictments against William W. Remington former government economist age 35. Remington was convicted last year of lying to a federal grand jury about Communist party membership. The appeals court reversed that verdict and a new indictment followed. Judge John F. X. McGahey ruled the indictments stand and denied a grand jury conduct probe.
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Senate May Decide on Fair Trade Ban
The Senate today may decide the fate of the fair trade bill designed to restore state laws that permit fixing minimum prices for trademarked and brand name items.
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