Midwest Democrats Back Truman and Barkley Urged
Midwest Democratic leaders from 23 states urged President Truman and Vice President Barkley to run again. Most delegates at Kansas City expect Truman may not be a candidate. National Chairman Frank McKinney pledged to use his influence to win Truman’s candidacy. Estes Kefauver announced entry into Ohio primaries. Adlai Stevenson reportedly open to accepting the Democratic nomination if Truman declines or a strong demand emerges.
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Ational
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Estes Kelfauver
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Ditmas
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Midwest Conference
McKinney
Taelt
State Department
Tala Lac ‘Komen
National Republican Club
Ana Ment
Wsthl
Taft blasts bipartisan foreign policy in New York speech
Senator Robert A Taft charged the Truman administration with secrecy and power in foreign policy saying it threatens world peace and forces postponement of domestic programs. He accused Truman of usurping Congress and urged bipartisan consultation, citing Tehran Yalta Potsdam as past examples.
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Vandenberg
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Europe
Second Section Highlights and Features Summary
The page surveys national and local topics including Syracere and Owemlars Conn. Readers predict social trends and economic aid for the year. Also noted are sections on music, satire, society, sports, weather, and a crossword and editorial on the middle pages.
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Winchell
Financial i ' Zedag
Korea Talks Resume Amid West War Talk Of Blockade
In Panmunjom talks on the Korean conflict during the Chinese New Year, United States pressure for an emergency UN session signals no progress. Bombing near the Yalu River continues as Communist officials release names of Western civilians held, with uncertain repatriation.
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TNE
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Labby
B 26 Crashes Two Killed Near California Naval Area
An Air Force B 26 from MacDill Air Force Base crashed into mudflats near naval ammunition magazines at Port Chicago California. Two of the three aboard died and the survivor reported the engine failed. Local witness Rey Kanjing saw the crash and noted the plane exploded after impact.
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Suenton Yacht Harbor
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Hoax Bared Four-Year-Old Accuses Mom of Murder
In Fortland Oregon a four year old girl stood beside an oil sump and her mother 21 is accused of first degree murder. Police found the body of three year old Sheree Ellen Kader in the sump after the child went missing Wednesday. Under questioning the mother Mrs Jadas Kader confessed to fabricating a story and led police to the body. She later alleged the stepfather Eugene W Sing and her four year old daughter Vickie were involved in the death. Police then questioned Vickie who implicated her mother in the alleged crime.
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UPA
Sheree Ellen Kader
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Ielle Sherrie
Jong
Eugene W. Sing
Vickie
Sheezie
Anti-Inflation Test Ahead Warns Wilson at Senate Hearings
Government says the crucial test in the anti-inflation drive is ahead as prices may rise this year. Wilson, mobilization director, cautioned that supplies will be shortest next year before improvements as price controls and wage moderation continue. He testified before the Senate House Economic Committee and praised a year under stabilization measures.
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Charles E. Walton
Wilson
Senate House Economic Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Office For Poice Stabilization
OPS
Nathan P. Feinginger
Ithe Gee Stabilization Board
DiSalie
Evilson
Thos
Aluminum Pay Row Goes to Wage Board
President Truman referred the wage dispute involving workers who produce about 30 percent of the nation’s aluminum to the Wage Stabilization Board. The move comes amid threats of a strike that could affect aluminum supply and prices.
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CIO United] Steelworkers
AFL Aluminum Workers Council
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U S Seeks Restraint in Cairo Crisis Amid Peace Efforts
U S officials urge restraint as Egypt and Britain face rising violence in the Suez crisis. Ambassadors Jefferson Caffrey in Cairo and Walter Gifford in London report general instructions to limit steps, while weighing a broader peacemaker role. Military and labor disputes risk global impact through the Suez route and aluminum strikes.
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Washington
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Ited
Jefferson Caffrey
Cairo
Walter Gifford
London
Fires Set Millions in Property Loss in Cairo Riot
Cairo and Egypt faced martial law after day of arson and rioting. Premier Nahas Pasha named a military governor general to quell subversive violence affecting Americans, Britons, and other nationals. Thousands flooded streets as fires engulfed shops and a hotel, with hundreds of suspects rounded up amid widespread chaos.
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Ike the youth Democrat who backed the party at 19
The Washington Times-Herald unearthed a 42 year old front page noting Dwight D. Eisenhower when 19 proclaimed allegiance to the Democratic Party. He denounced the Republicans in a Abilene Kansas speech titled The Student in Politics urging students to back Democrats.
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