Southern Voters Eye Taft Over Eisenhower Feels For 1952 Nomination
Southern voters fear two charges against General Eisenhower. One accuses him of fostering communism at Columbia University and the other claims his campaign is controlled by Dewey forces. The FEPC issue and university policy trigger strong regional opposition to Dewey linked tactics.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Columbia University
Gen
Eisenhower
Dewey
New York State
FEPC
Los Angeles Examiner
United States
Poland
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Soviet Russia
Philadelphia
Manfred Kridl
Smith College
Sigmund J. Sluska
Queens College
Dr. Kridl
General MacArthur
Roosevelt
Taft
Doug
Japanese envoy daughter Tomiko Araki arrives in Washington
Tomiko Araki, 21, daughter of Japan's new ambassador, the embassy's first lady, travels to Washington with hopes to study English and music. Her interpreter notes she speaks little English and will be supported by Mrs. S Kami Mura as hostess. Araki plans to pursue music and language studies while her father engages in diplomacy.
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Washington
Tomiko Araki
Japan
United States
Miss Araki
S. Kami-Mura
Kami - Mura
China
England
Tomiko
America
Tokyo
Ueno Art University
Capital
The Independent Voter in Eisenhower Times
Washington analysis examines the so called independent voter courted by Eisenhower supporters. It notes independence may determine GOP fate and Taft’s potential nomination while recounting 1944 1948 1950 voting patterns in California Ohio Illinois and for Dewey Knowland and Dirksen. It argues independents did not respond as pollsters expect in past elections.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Taft
Pendergast
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
California
Earl Warren
Truman
Warren
William Knowland
Knowland
Ohio
Nixon
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Proper Sun Safety for Children in Warm Weather
Advice urges gentle sun exposure for children with gradual skin conditioning. Start with exposed legs and arms, then inch toward lighter clothing, while avoiding peak sun and keeping naps or rest periods to prevent fatigue.
Mossadegh Supporters Walk Out Blocking Speaker Vote
In Tehran the walkout by Mossadegh backers blocked the election of an anti government speaker as 33 votes went to Imami with 16 and 17 for rivals. Thirteen pro government members left the chamber causing a quorum loss and delaying further votes. A later note says some backers may support Mossadegh on policy now. In Izmir a Turkish village claims it is the country’s most law abiding, reporting nine years without arrests or witnesses bailed before court.
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Sluszka
Columbia
Eisenhower
University
Arthur Prudden Coleman
United States
Coleman
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Bindle
Oskaloosa
Towa
Daily Herald
OPS
Tehran
Iran
P—A
Mohammed Mossadegh
Majilis
Mossadegh
Imami
Izmir
Turkey
Karakelic
Karakelli
Republic
Bill O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Albany
Washington
Mexico
Questions and Answers on History and Math Puzzles
A quiz on France monarchy, US telephones, Alfred the Great, US Olympic hosts, and Social Security tax cap. It notes two Olympics in the US and organ pipe counts. The piece promotes Dr Patri’s leaflet Number Tables P-5 with a 10 cent copy request via Bell Syndicate.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Beliefs on MacArthur and modern politics
The writer defends General MacArthur as a keynote speaker and attacks political cynicism. He praises Bill O'Dwyer, laments watermelon prices, mocks lawmakers, and defends fair play while listing beliefs and nonbelieves about society and media.
Parking Bill Gets Rebuffed in Louisiana House
A Louisiana parking bill to lift the statewide $1 fine limit faced objections from rural lawmakers and was sent back to the calendar. Rep. Edward F. Lebreton Jr. argued the repeal would let cities charge more, while opponents warned of inequities between New Orleans and country towns. The measure was redirected to apply to New Orleans only after pushback.
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Baton Rouge
Edward F. Lebreton Jr
New Orleans
E. J. Grizzaffi
St. Mary Parish
Gilbert Faulk
Monroe
Lebreton
Debates Needed to Let Voters See All Presidential Hopefuls
The piece argues for full dress TV debates among Taft Eisenhower and Democratic contenders after conventions. It cites Lincoln Douglas 1858 as precedent and laments candidates avoiding face to face public rounds. With TV networks across the nation, candidates should debate openly to let voters judge them.
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Washington
Sen
Robert Taft
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Chicago
Lincoln
Douglas
Illinois
Senate
Harriman Confident People Prepared To Spend Money
Harriman says Americans ready to fund world unity against Communism after tour for the Democratic nomination. On CBS he projected a live-and-let-live stance toward the USSR, urging voters to review opponents’ records and issue warnings about five-year voting histories. Lightning outage cuts power to Du Quoin theater audience awaiting Viva Zapata.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Columbia Broadcasting System
Montgomery County
Dayton
C. Harriman
United States
Russia
Stalin
U. S
Moscow
Congress
Monroe News-Star masthead and contact details
The Monroe News-Star is published every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday by News-Star World Publishing Corporation. Editor publisher listed as L.0 114 North Second Street Wilson Ewing with George W. Lofton andRobert C. Butz in editorial roles. Includes Associated Press news and national advertising reps.
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