Eisenhower silent on 21 questions in Taft race
Washington April 23 The Taft camp presses 21 questions to General Eisenhower on domestic policy while he remains silent boosting his electability. Observers note his calm stance could win votes in key states though reveals little on policy. The piece contrasts Taft's outspoken approach with Eisenhower's measured silence.
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Woman states politics in charged late-night walkout
Memphis police booked Mrs. Lucille Whitaker, 41, for disorderly conduct and indecent exposure after a provocative walkout at a service station. The incident involved a striking brunette seen at illuminated pumps while discussing politics.
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Wanger Sentenced to Four Months for Film Bodyguard Case
Walter Wanger the producer was given a four month term starting June 4 for fault with a deadly weapon in a 1940s riot incident in Santa Monica. Judge Harry J. Borde stipulated house arrest at the sheriff's honor farm at Castaic after the trial with Lang as the key party.
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