Humphrey Sees Truman Stronger for 1952 Nomination
Senator Humphrey commented on President Truman's health and popularity, saying Truman could win again if he runs in 1952. He noted Pacific coast tours and a Minnesota visit showed growing support and a weakened Republican side lacking a clear program or leadership.
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Humphrey
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Ouachita Parish
Yesterday the Ouachita parish clerk of court recorded transfers including Lillie Dixon Greenwald selling to Lillian H. Davis et al land in Crescent Addition blocks 15 and 16 Monroe for 12000 dollars. Ray T. Buce et al sold to Raymond T. Butler et al land in Flournoy Second Addition square 39 West Monroe for 800 dollars. McCain Richards Inc sold to S. N. Camp land in section 54 township 17 NR 3E for 650 dollars. Willie Smith and Selena Smith sold to Woodie McLaurin and Fannie McLaurin land in township 18 NR 4E for 500 dollars. William L. Reese et al sold to Miss Hilda D. Reese et al Crescent Bend Addition Monroe for 6000 dollars.
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Ouachita Parish
Lillie Dixon Greenwald
Lillian H. Davis
Crescent
City of Monroe
Ray T. Buce
Raymond T. Butler
Flournoy
West Monroe
McCain-Richards, Inc
S. N. Camp
Willie Smith
Selena Smith
Woodie McLaurin
Fannie McLaurin
William L. Reese
Hilda D. Reese
Crescent Bend
City of
Monroe
Truman says Eisenhower unlikely to run for president
Washington dispatch reports President Truman doubts General Eisenhower will seek the presidency, saying he can win again against any Republican rival. Senator Humphrey, after Truman's news conference, notes their friendship and Eisenhower’s denial of political ambitions. Republicans have floated him as a possible 1952 nominee.
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Humphrey
Mr. Truman
Washington
Truman
D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Europe
Columbia University
Wildlife Service Vacancies in Southeast Region
The fifth U S civil service region in Atlanta announces vacancies in the Fish and Wildlife Service across the Southeast. Open roles include United States game management agent with a $3825 to $54600 annual range and refugee manager at $3100 to $3825. Applicants must pass a written exam and meet qualifying experience requirements.
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U. S. Civil Service
Atlanta
Fish and Wildlife Service
U. S. Department of the Interior
United States
U. S
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