Dictatorship From Page One echoes Eisenhower campaign stance
The article notes Eisenhower aides discuss a New York headquarters while a Washington staffer targets campaign strategy. It cites Van Nostrand and Gov. Adams shaping policies, stressing a middle path against extremes. It also mentions a women voters conference and Katherine G. Howard joining Eisenhower’s staff.
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Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Denver
Swedish Press Criticizes Language Used About U S Secret Service Incident
Reports say foreign observers question the handling of alleged incidents involving U S Secret Service agents in Sweden. Swedish editors defend free press while noting harsh language and editorial reactions. King Gustaf’s arrival is reported without accompanying detectives.
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Stockholm
White House Rejects Swedish Report on Bodyguards Incident
Presidential Secretary Joseph Short defended officials after reports alleging bodyguards roughed up citizens. He told a news conference that the States and Treasury Departments are reviewing the matter. Short said preliminary reports show no one was touched or threatened and that none of the claims are true.
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Joseph Short
State
Treasury Departments
Swedish police bring reports to Washington from Europe
A fragmentary text notes Swedish police reports arriving in Washington and references to the US Treasury and Secret Service. It mentions a European trip, officials including a Secret Service agent, and jurisdiction questions between agencies. The passage is incomplete but centers on international notices reaching U.S. authorities.
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Washington
Treasury
Secret Service
Treasury Department
City Pages Controversy Over Road Upgrade Plans
State and city engineers clash over raising road levels for a counting machine project. Robinson says state work time constraints prevented raising steel plates and harmon insists surface changes would create a traffic hazard and refuses.
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Robinson
State Department
Harrmon
Harmon
Feather
Fragmentary Chicago Note Mentions Friends and Culinary Imagery
A garbled passage references a Chicago figure Stevenson with a friend, a Hollywood motif, a glass ceiling bedroom, stars, a fireplace, and a rambling fridge. Names include Ronda Pavernor and vague references to Hungarian venison and rainbow trout as tempting foods.
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Hollywood
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Ronda Pavernor
FASTEETH Advertisement Claims Better Plate Fit
An ad promotes FASTEETH alkaline iron acid powder to improve denture plate fit and comfort. It claims the powder helps dentures feel firmer, reduces slipping, and eliminates denture breath. Available at drug stores.
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Planes Hit North Korea as UN Bombers Ramp Up Weeklong Drive
News agency reports Allied bombers blasted a major Red munitions plant and targeted North Korean troop concentrations. Communist broadcasts from Pyongyang criticized Truman’s air strategy while claiming heavy casualties among Chinese and North Korean forces. UN fighters engaged MiG-15 formations as air activity spiked across northwest Korea.
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