Stevenson ties me too theme to foreign policy critique
AP reports Governor Adlai Stevenson signals a four punch campaign strategy with a "you never had it so good" framing. He accuses Republicans of copycat positions and McCarthy era tactics while targeting Eisenhower as a "me too" candidate in New Jersey and at Asbury Park events.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Asbury Park
N. J
Demoratic
Madison Square Garden
American Legion
Legion
NEA
Noted Westbrook Pegl er Satirist Unfolds Ambitious Cast
The column skewers public figures including Paul Hoffman of the Foundation and Thomas J Watson of IBM with satire on their education, wealth, and roles. It references Joe Davies, the New Deal era figure, and touches on Moscow purge trials and cultural works tied to the era.
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Paul Hoffman
Joe Davies
United States
Thomas John Watson
Interntonal Business Machines
Davies
Johnny
Liege
Madison
Wisc
Ashington
Re-set Frank X. Cline case in Monroe court
Frank X. Cline case before U S district court postponed to September 4 due to defendant attorney Henry Bernstein traveling in Mexico. Plaintiff Winfit Marsala grocer at 1016 Oak Street sues for discrimination claiming shift from domestic to commercial rate after voting refusal and seeks redress. James Trousdale represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Rank X. Cline
Mouroe
Nry Bernstein
Monroetorney
Mexico
Tle
Winfit Marsala
Oak Reet
James Trousdale
Destruction Rained On Supply Dumps Near Pyongyang
U S air forces bombed North Korea supply centers near Pyongyang and power plants in the Northwest after strikes by three Navy carriers including the Boxer. The Eighth Army reported light ground action along a 155 mile front, with patrols engaging enemy units up to a platoon in strength. The Navy said 222 flights were flown by Boxer Essex and Princeton in the offensive.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Pyongyang
North Korea
U.S. Navy
U.S. Eighth Army
U. N
Eighth Army
Navy
Grow Fut In Historical Department
Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow was assigned to the Army history office one month after a court martial conviction for writing secret information in his personal diary. The diary, seized in Frankfurt, reportedly fueled Soviet propaganda with phrases calling for swift war actions and belittling wartime safeguards. He received a reprimand and six months’ suspension. a dismissal or five-year prison term were possible.
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Washington
Robert W. Grow
Army
Seret
Frankfurt
Grow
Kennon Plans Cooperation on Amendments and Projects
Gov. Robert Kennon said he will cooperate with local promoters on the constitutional amendments to be voted in November. The proposals include placing supervising boards for welfare and highways into the constitution and restoring civil service benefits for state employees. He expects to recommend them to the people and said the press will explain them to voters. He also announced the State Building Authority will work with all concerned and will name E. V. Richards as chairman of the Louisiana sesquicentennial celebration in 1953.
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Baton Rouge
Robert Kennon
Kennon
State Building Authority
E. V. Richards
New Orleans
Truman Narrowly Predicts Budget Size Like Phone Book
Washington AP reports Truman's farewell budget to Congress will be vast, resembling a city phone book in sections likely to become waste paper within days. The 1950 law requires a detailed estimate of federal receipts and outlays within 15 days after the regular session opens. The 83rd Congress convenes Jan. 3, with the budget message due Jan. 17, as Truman exits office Jan. 20.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Big City
Capitol
Elec
Radio Writer Denies Communist Ties Under Senate Probe
Robert C. Lyon Jr. known as Peter Lyon denied being a Communist as Senate subcommittee accused the Radio Writers Guild of fostering a pro Communist faction. Lyon and guild leaders were described as hard core Communists amid claims of covert propaganda in American radio and TV writing. Lyon’s lawyer cited his fifth amendment privilege and stated Lyon is not a party member.
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New York
Robert C. Lyon Jr
Peter Lyon
Senate
Communist Party
Washington
Radio Writers Guild
Lyon
Millard Lampell
Guild
Subcommittee
Peter Ivy
Office of War Information
Benedict Wolf
Wolf
Louisiana Board asks relief of responsibility for university projects
Baton Rouge Louisiana’s Board of Education passed a resolution asking to be relieved of responsibility for improvements at Southern University and Grambling College. The board said they do not want to accept responsibility since supervision was removed. Under a building authority bond issue Southern will receive 1 750 000 and Grambling 1 500 000 for improvements. Both are state supported institutions for Negro students. The board approved recommendations for construction planned with the bond issue and authorized Southwestern Louisiana Institute to name its new chemistry building. Gov. Kennon heads the building authority. The board also approved about 11 million in state college operating budgets.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Board of Education
Southern University
Grambling College
Building Authority
Southern
Grambling
Robert Kennon
Southwestern Louisiana Institute At
Lafayette
Pace says army makes substantial progress in Korea
Secretary Pace told the American Legion convention the Army has made substantial and heartening progress since the Korean War began. He noted cautious optimism with tenuous problems ahead and mentioned recent troop inspections in Europe as the war continued.
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New York
Pace
Europe
American Legion
Miss Eunice Newton, 101, Prominent Parish Resident
Miss Eunice Newton of Morehouse parish dies at 101, the parish’s oldest resident. Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home with burial in Bastrop’s old cemetery. Survived by four nieces and two nephews. a life of music teaching and a 75 year Cincinnati Conservatory education. connected to Newton Hall and governor Luther Hall. She was a devoted Baptist and prominent family figure.
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Eunice Newton
Morehouse Parish
Robinson Funeral Home
Old
Bastrop
D. C. Mickey
H. B. Andrews
Mer Rouge
J. D Pollard
Leesville
L. W. Peterkin
Tom Newton
Monroe
Jim Dalton
Morehouse
Daniel Newton
C. Newton
Congress
Newton and Hall
Hall
Luther Hall
Louisiana
Eisenhower Increases Lead In Local Presidential Poll
The News-Star and World poll shows Eisenhower ahead by about seven to one based on early ballots mailed in. Voters cite tidelands and FEPC as key reasons. participation is open to any eligible voter, with names required as proof of good faith but not printed in the tally.
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News- Star—World
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Aalai Stevenson
Illinois
Eisenhower
News-Star and World
Associated Press
Democratic Party
Tidelands
News-Star— World
Louisiana
Include Us Out Controversy Over Dirksen Comments
The Pantagraph of Bloomington Illinois responds to Senator Dirksen remarks claiming the paper could not endorse Stevenson for president or governor. The editorial notes Stevenson’s Illinois record and asserts the paper endorsed him for reelection in April and urges Dirksen to stay with his own views.
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Bloomington
Sen
Dirksen
R- Lili
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Gov
Stevenson
Pantagraph
Washington
Pantograph
Democratic Party
Samuel Goldwyn
Indecision Blamed for Slowed Military Aircraft Output
Senate defense investigators blame top level indecision and an excess of gadgets for delaying U S military aircraft production and air defense development. The Johnson led subcommittee urges a full time production czar with authoritative powers and a broad overhaul of defense legislation. Aides said Clay Bedford held the post but lacked authority and remained part time.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
United States
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Defense Department
Clay Bedford
Secretary of Defense
Zorin Named Soviet Delegate to United Nations
The Soviet Union appoints Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin as chief delegate to the United Nations with Jacob Malik returning to Moscow for rest and reassignment. Malik, weakened by heart trouble, had been slated to leave earlier. Zorin is expected by Sept. 15 as the General Assembly nears.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Russia
Valerian Z. Zorin
Czechoslovakia
Jacob A Malik
U. N
International Organization
Zorin
General Assembly
Malik
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
China
Chou En-lai
Germany
Mank
Far East
Singapore
Japan
Europe
Barbecue and Fellowship Meeting Set by Chamber
The retail merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce plans a summer barbecue at Herbert Fink's Hide Away grounds tonight at p m. By noon 220 reservations were reported. Co chairmen David Silverstein and C D McAdams lead the event featuring a harmony group and no speeches.
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Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Fink
David Silverstein
C. D. McAdams
General Plans Submitted For Selman Field Work
The Air Force notified Congressman Passman that general plans for Selman Field construction have been submitted and architects will arrive in Monroe to refine details. Contracts may be let as early as November or December, with the U S Corps of Engineers handling final plans and contact.
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Department of Air Force
Otto E. Passman
Selman Field
Monroe
Passman
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Little Rock
Congressman Passman
Broadway
Ark
Corps of Engineers
News-Star World Want Ads Promote Tireless Sales Service
By Mr. D. C. Metcalf West Monroe the News-Star World Want Ads are tireless salesmen. They work every day selling your don't needs renting property finding jobs lost articles and more. Call for ad help and low time rate with cancellation privileges.
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D. C. Metcalf
West Monroe
News - Star—— World Want
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