Eisenhower Visits Texas Urges Dignity and Voting
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, touring Galveston Texas, calls for dignity and equality for all Americans. He warns against tyranny, urges participation in all elections, and quotes liberty or death to emphasize the need to preserve human dignity regardless of race creed or color. He adds a personal Texas note by mentioning the name David.
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Galveston
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hunter
Texas
Europe
America
Patrick Henry
David
Alamo hero Crockett praised as patriot in 1930s note
Eisenhower visits St Joseph Island with Sid Richardson. His next talk is December 15 at Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce dinner. Mrs Eisenhower accompanies him and remarks on the idea of being First Lady.
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Sid Richardson
Texas
St. Joseph's Island
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Worth
Stalin Honored as Indian Chief in Moscow Broadcast
A Moscow radio report claimed Joseph Stalin received an honorary Indian chief headdress for his upcoming 70th birthday on December 21. The gift was described with praise but the origin and sender details were not disclosed.
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London
Stalin
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Josef Stalin
New Food Source Is Tested by Carnegie Institute
The Carnegie Institution of Washington reports progress toward a new food source using chlorella algae. In cooperation with the Stanford Research Institute, researchers study growing and processing methods in a pre pilot plant stage. Chlorella may double daily and contains key nutrients for humans and animals, with potential for livestock feed and possible human consumption.
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Washington (P
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Stanford Research Institute of
Palo Alto
Calif
Carnegie
Vanevar Bush
Institution
California Experiments Spur Large Scale Chiorella Project
Investigators assess the feasibility of producing and processing chiorella on a large scale. If California experiments prove successful, a pilot plant construction would follow as the next step.
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California
Fire Precaution Is Fatal to Woman
In Pontiac Michigan Frances Connor aged 27 died after a rope used as a fire precaution failed during a stairway blaze. Smoke filled the hallways of her fourth floor apartment and she fell from a window to a concrete driveway fracturing her skull. Her husband Lynn noted she never forgot the Winecoff fire and insisted on having the rope handy.
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Pontiac
Mich
Frances Connor
Winecoff Hotel
Atlanta
Connor
Lynn
Britain to Buy Surplus American Fruits under ECA Plan
Britain will spend 2 million dollars in Marshall plan funds to buy American prunes and the Agriculture Department will purchase another 2 million worth. The ECA said the deals are part of Britain’s use of ECA dollars to obtain Canadian wheat, with a total of 8 million dollars of surplus apples prunes and raisins to be supplied through the arrangement.
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Economic Cooperations Administration
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