Lone Wolf Stassen Emerges In Republican Spotlight
Washington hears of Harold Stassen as a rising GOP figure with a lone wolf approach. The Minnesota governor built his early career from a dirt-farmer background and military service, challenging Old Guard norms and urging a more dynamic party program.
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Vandenberg Not Running for President Despite Strong Standing
Credible authority notes a secret poll of Republican senators showing Sen. Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg of Michigan with high support. He said he will not seek the nomination, arguing his duty is to complete his Senate tenure while praising nonpartisan foreign policy influenced by his leadership.
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Congress Will Convene To Tackle Prices And Europe Crisis
President Truman calls Congress into special session for November 17 to address rising domestic prices and urgent European relief. Byrnes defends approach while discussing German peace steps and potential use of force if needed. Also reports a Kansas convict found to have ingested 3.5 pounds of metal including razors.
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Brazil and Chile sever relations with Russia over Communism
Brazil and Chile announced diplomatic breaks with Russia amid disputes over press articles and Communist influence. Chile also cut ties with Czechoslovakia, citing Communist plans to cripple copper and nitrates production. President Gonzalez Videla warned against Communist control of mine workers and aimed to defend regional security.
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Wheat disaster looms as rains needed to save crops
A drought across Texas to the Canadian border threatens wheat and cattle. Farmers face dust in seeding, poor germination, and light-weight cattle with little pasturage this winter. Experts warn wheat could hit five dollars a bushel without timely rain as livestock herds shrink.
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