Eisenhower Sees Rift Over Isolationist GOP Pull
The piece notes Omar Bradley’s fury at a Pentagon leak revealing an airborne division transfer to Japan amid charges about Chinese Communist buildup. It also reports Dwight D. Eisenhower resisting a GOP nomination if isolationists control the party, citing four concerns about party direction and attacks from Taft Republicans and hate-monger voices.
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Omar Bradley
Korea
Japan
North Korea
Ridgway
Washington
Sakhalin
Pentagon
Bradley
Army
Joe Collins
C. L. Bolte
Dwight D. Eisgenhower
GOP
Ike
Paris
Cease Fire Talks Resume in Korea Amid Pledges
Negotiations at Kaesong resumed after Communist leaders pledged to keep the town free of armed troops. Gen Ridgway halted talks following a violation of the pledge as UN and Communist positions remain deadlocked over a demilitarized zone and 38th parallel alignment.
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Korea
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Senate probes unmarked government cars used by officials
The senate investigating committee questions officials who use government automobiles without identification on the sides, suggesting personal use of official vehicles. House Armed Services plans to press the senate housing report with further criticism soon.
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Senate Investigating Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Defense Bonds Drive By Savers Boost for Small Bonds
Treasury data show loyal savers in hometowns bought more $25 and $50 defense bonds in the first five months of 1951, up 11 percent from the same period last year, while $1,000 bonds fell 39 percent. A treasury spokesman says investors shifting to real estate and stocks spurred the move, and a nationwide drive for the small bonds will intensify.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Treasury
Treasury Department
National Defense
Presidential nominating speculation fills Washington
Washington buzzes over who will seek the Republican and Democratic presidential nominations. Three men dominate talk: President Truman, Senator Robert Taft, and General Dwight Eisenhower. Observers note behind the scenes maneuvering, with no clear outcome yet.
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Washington
President Truman
Sen
Robert Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Truman and Taft Vying For 1952 Nomination
In Washington speculation centers on President Truman as the Democratic front runner and Senator Taft as the Republican challenger. Truman’s enduring appeal and postwar record endure amid Korean and economic tensions while Taft faces isolationist labels and liberal opposition as he launches his campaign ahead of the GOP convention.
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Truman
Washington
Taft
New England
Eisenhower as presidential candidate faces party doubts
The nation weighs Ike’s options as a candidate for either Republican or Democratic nominations. Rumors say he may belong to no clear party, with foreign policy shaping views. President Truman signals possible support, leaving Taft awaiting clear stance in a tense political triangle.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
Taft
Reds Likely to Accept U N Cease Fire Demands
United Nations sources expect the Communist side to yield on Korea cease fire after face saving talks. Analysts note Reds exaggerate allied demands at home to appear to concede later, suggesting the UN has gained concessions while the Kremlin seeks a deceptive stalemate.
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United Nations
Korea
U.N
Classified department notices span autos farms pets and services
A jumble of ads lists diamonds solicitation autos motorcycles for delivery farm land cafe for sale in Maria Texas near Big Bend and other rural business opportunities. Listings include dogs cats pits farming equipment John Deere hay baler and general classified offerings across Texas Nebraska and Houston areas with contact details.
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Business & Invest
OPPOR
Mills County
P. O. Box
Goldthwaite
Texas
Maria
Big Bend National Park
Ink’s
Marfa
WEIRD MIX OF ADS INCLUDE WOOL SALES AND TOYS
An assortment of classified ads lists West Texas Woolen Mills selling raw wool to factories, equipment and boating catalogs from Russ Equipment Co. in Norfolk, earthworms for gardening from Myrtle Kessinger in Arcadia, plus many household items for sale and requests to buy old Texas history books.
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Main
Eldorado
Texas
Ren
Yale
Houston
Friends Way
Westbury
Moses Leavell
Clayton St
Waukegan
Emperor Ave
San Gabriel
Calif
Stallard
McKinley
el Paso
House and Senate
Charles F. Heartman
Seguin Ave
New Braunfels
New
Hempstead
WIN
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