Eisenhower urges free nations to fight Communist menace in Paris
General Dwight D. Eisenhower called on the world’s free peoples to unite against Communist aggression. Speaking at Louveciennes he urged action over silence and warned the danger cannot be ignored. He was named honorary citizen and received a ceremonial fireman’s hat. He then addressed NATO delegates in Paris before reporters were barred from the building.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Louveciennes
Freecon
North Atlantic Treaty Council
NATO
Nelligan Dies After Coronary Thrombosis in Syracuse
The Syracuse industrial figure and longtime president of an international corporation died Saturday afternoon at the Easy Washing Machine plant after a coronary thrombosis. He had led the firm since 1941 and served as director since 1934. Funeral services were held at St. John the Evangelist Church with condolences from Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and others.
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Nelligan
Syracuse
Easy Washing Machine
Neligan
New York State
St. Down the Evangelist Church
Thomas E. Dewey
Ridgway Urges Crackdown on Communist Prison Camp Abuse
Senator Russell demanded action after the Rose Island affair. He condemned the surrender and ransom of a U.S. general to Communists, criticizing alleged flag display and camp leadership by prisoners. He warned of damaged prestige and urged preventing Communist control over stockades.
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Russell
D-Ga
Rose Island
Ridgway
United States Army
United States
Far East
Senate panel presses for action on POW camp confessions
Senator Russell told the Senate Armed Services Committee that false confessions harm the nation’s image and called for assurances that only capable men fill trusted posts. He urged General Ridgway to disclose any facts about the camps and stressed accountability.
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Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Aiken Criticizes Brannan Over Farm Price Policy
Senator George D. Aiken accuses Secretary Charles F. Brannan of deliberately driving down grain prices and costing farmers about 1,000,000 dollars. He says the Senate Agriculture Committee should continue its probe into the crop storage program while Brannan testifies, amid broader charges from Gov. Dewey that administration actions harmed farm prices.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R.-Vl
Charles F. Brannan
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
R . Penn
Aiken
Brannan
G.O.P
All-Out Red Fight Urged by Presbyterian Clergy
At a national Presbyterian conference in New York evangelist Charles B Templeton of Chicago urged Christians to wage a total commitment against Communism. He argued that mere moralism fails and that a radical, disturbing call to devotion is needed to meet the secular foe.
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New York
Charles B. Templeton
Chicago
Aid Bill Faces Six Billion Total In Support
Rep. Culon and other Eisenhower backers propose moderate cuts while Eisenhower warns a one billion dollar reduction would be heavily felt and further cuts could threaten U S security. Taft and Eisenhower lead GOP nomination talk as Rep McCormack says outcome unpredictable. Southern Democrats join Republicans to seek about ten percent cuts to admin appropriations already.
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Culton
R-Pa
Eisenhower
U. S
Taft
G.O.P
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
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