Eisenhower Stevenson Clash Tests Party Unity
Pre campaign comments from Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai E. Stevenson test GOP and Democratic unity. Eisenhower in Kansas City and Denver urged strong Korea policy and warned against war with Red China while Stevenson faced questions from Truman on a Washington “mess” and campaign conduct as both camps prepare for key rallies and conventions.
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Mike) Monroney
International psychology group studies national bias at UNESCO
Experts from 14 countries meet at UNESCO to study national prejudices and tensions shaping world understanding. Prof Otto Kitneberg of Columbia says environment molds a child’s view, while adults’ preconceived notions breed foreign bias. The group aims to fit a bias removal program into UNESCO’s world understanding initiative.
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International Union of Scientific Psychology
Otto Kitneberg
Columbia University
U. N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Embezzlement Indictment for Ex Housing Authority Chief
Harris County grand jury returns a felony theft and embezzlement indictment against Ervin W. Blum former director of the Houston Housing Authority. The true bill alleges Blum took 513.09 from funds in his custody on August 30, 1949. He had previously faced 17 counts in a rental accounts shortage case.
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Harris County Grand Jury
Ervin W. Blum
Houston Housing Authority
Blum
Army and Air Force Recruiting Stations Closed in Dallas Region
Twelve Army and Air Force recruiting stations in the Dallas area have closed due to appropriation cuts. Locations affected include Denison Waxahachie Sulphur Springs Marshall Cisco? Inr? Inbo Mineral Wells Jacksonville Atlanta Henderson Stephenville and McKinney.
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Atlanta
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Stephenville
McKinney
Aly Khan Wings Way To Chicago
Hollywood Prince Aly Khan sails to Chicago after a week with estranged wife Rita Hayworth and their daughter Yasmin. Rita absent at departure. no comment on reconciliation. In Chicago he will meet John Galbreath and fly to Louisville to tour Kentucky horse breeding establishments.
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Aly Khan
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Yasmin
Rita
Aly
Mosiem Prince
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Galbreath
Louisville
Kentucky
Captain Oscar Hessel Dies of Heart Attack in Houston
Captain Oscar F. Hessel aged 64, shipping inspector for Keystone Shipping Co., died of a heart attack yesterday in Houston. The longtime maritime official is remembered for his service in the port and his work with the shipping industry.
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Oscar F. Hessel
Keystone Shipping Company
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