Eisenhower Enjoys Pow-Wow Then Shifts Focus to Dixie Farm Vote
General Dwight D. Eisenhower wrapped a friendly visit with 35 American Indian tribes in Gallup New Mexico praising the tribal pageant before turning to GOP farm leaders and Dixie supporters. He urged tribal citizens in eight Southern states to vote and discussed expanding social security to cover 14 million more people. He met with Senate and House agriculture leaders and emphasized mobilizing the farm vote while stressing citizenship and voting rights to the Zunis Hopis Apaches Rio Grande Pueblos Papagoes Navajos Sioux and others.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
White House
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Eisenhower
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
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Rio Grande
Stars of Stage Bristle Over Movie Adaptation
Hollywood stars Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn protest film treatment of Fourposter noting producers favor safe choices over original stage roles. They recall Streetcar Named Desire where Broadway cast lost out to film stars. Kronyns missed chance to film Fourposter after Kramer secured rights for Lilli Palmer Rex Harrison.
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Jessica Tandy
Hume Cronyn
Los Angeles
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Cronyns
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Hedy Lamarr
Cronyn
Metro
Jessica
Fox
Tandy
Marlon Brando
Kim Hunter
Karl Malden
Fourposter
Stanley Kramer
Lilli Palmer
Rex Harrison
Treaty Nations Expected to Miss Military Goals
Gen Omar N Bradley forecasts NATO will miss targets of 50 divisions this year and 96 to 98 by 1954. He noted many allies lag due to varied difficulties while stressing the U S must sustain enough power to meet world responsibilities. He added on CBS radio that we are approaching 50 divisions, equipped and trained, as a deterrent to war.
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Omar N. Bradle
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
CBS
Bradley
Philadelphia
U. S
Swedes Decline UN Involvement Over Plane Downing
Sweden will not seek United Nations action after the downing of two Swedish planes by Russia. Foreign Minister Oesten Anden announced the U N cannot help, noting Sweden forwarded exchange files with Russia as a prelude to Security Council action. The Russians say the planes violated Soviet airspace and opened fire on Russian aircraft.
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Sweden
United Nations
Russia
Foreign Office
U. N
Oesten Anden
Husiquarna
U. N. Security Council
Writers' Strike Threatens Hollywood TV Production
Hollywood production for more than half of filmed TV programs may halt as 6 000 Screen Writers Guild members strike against a 13 firm alliance. Nine months of talks failed over advance payments percent of gross earnings and seven year renewable script leases. The alliance has no contract with the guild or league and pays a $500 minimum for a half hour TV script.
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Hollywood
Screen Writers Guild
Authors League of America
Guild
League
Alliance Ispokeman
Alliance
Britishers Lose Pet Parrots To Health Department
Baltimore health officials confiscated and destroyed 111 pet parakeets aboard the Manipur under a municipal law aimed at psittacosis control. The seizure follows ships from India bringing birds that were banned from entry, with fines possible but not imposed.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Health Department
Manipur
India
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Burglar Alarm Sparks Malden Theater Loot Escape
A burglar alarm shorted at a Malden club triggers a thief at the Mogal Capital Theater two doors away who flees leaving over $100 in loot scattered in the cashier booth area.
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Malden
Mass
Mogal Capital Theater
Republicans Face 80 Year Old Troubles
Washington reports the Republicans confront an 80 year jinx this November not since 1872 has the GOP won the presidency in a year ending in 2. Ulysses S. Grant, re elected in 1872, was the only party figure to break the pattern in its 96 year history.
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Washington
GOP
Ulysses S. Grant
Speeding Boat Venture Ends With Fine at Sunapee Harbor
Albert C. Kluge of Pompton Falls New Jersey was fined 100 dollars after a speed boat was found to exceed the Lake Sunapee outer harbor limit. He was cited for moving at 30 miles per hour where the six mile per hour limit applied.
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Albert C. Kluge
Pompton Falls
N. J
Lake Sunapee
Kluge
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