Ike Would Meet Stalin in Interest Of Peace
General Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would be willing to arrange a meeting with Premier Stalin for peace but questioned the value of such talks while differences with the Soviet Union remain non negotiable. He stressed work and sacrifice to reach peace and noted economic strains at home.
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Stalin
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vase Veasawe
Father Divine
Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Emanuel Josephson
Rockefeller Internationalism
Abilene
Kan
LaGuardia Field
Columbia University
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Chicago
GOP
Truman Says Air Force Can Hit Reds Anywhere in Korea
President Truman told the Shrine Mosque audience in Springfield that the U S Air Force in Korea can bomb the enemy almost anywhere in his territory and warned against defense cuts. He contrasted critics like Senator Taft with administration policy while stressing continued vigilance against Soviet threats and potential new offensives in Korea and elsewhere.
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Korea
Springfield
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Tanneenlnd
Nhwelasem Ameter
Cuuppitu Lind Vuvinus
Robert A. Taft
Russia
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Stalin
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Kremlin
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Fair and hot in Georgia this afternoon tonight and Sunday with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. In Northwest Florida partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Sunday with scattered afternoon thundershowers and light to moderate coastal winds turning southeast by Sunday.
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Georgia
Florida
Taft Compromise Offer On Delegates Spurned
Taft proposed a compromise on contested GOP delegates including 38 from Texas 16 from Louisiana 17 from Georgia and 5 from Mississippi but Eisenhower campaign chiefs rejected the idea Texas backer Henry Zweifel welcomed it Taft pressed in Indianapolis hoping to avert July convention fights and avoid seating contests The Eisenhower and Taft factions clashed at Mineral Wells earlier with both sides claiming legitimacy and the credentials committee facing a final decision at Chicago observance.
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Warren Rogers Jr
Washington
UPA
Robert Taft
GOP
South
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ohio
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Taft
Henry Cabot
Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Jack Porter
Houston
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lodge
Eisenhowers
Chicago
Credentials Committee
Kansas City
New York
Mineral Wells
Front
Bay
UN Delegates Walk Out On Truce Talks
United Nations truce negotiators recess for three days after a walkout by a Communist delegation. Maj. Gen. William Harrison said no daily meetings and warned the Reds he would resume on June 11 at 11 a.m. The deadlock over prisoner exchanges continues as Communists press for daily sessions.
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Munsan
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Reds
Harrison
Uniformed servicemen to keep cut-rate train travel
Uniformed servicemen on furlough may continue using cut-rate coach fares on trains in the East, South and West. The Association of American Railroads announced the low fare period extends from June 30, 1952 to June 30, 1953 for military personnel paying their own way. Furloughed service members may travel tax exempt at 2.025 cents per mile, saving up to several tenths of a cent per mile.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Scio Grieves for Lewis P Reese Rebuilder of Town
Scio Ohio mourns Lewis P Reese who rebuilt the town and led a pottery venture into a $3.5 million business converting weed grown land into the world’s largest plain white dish producer. He died in a Pittsburgh hospital after rebuilding after a 1947 fire.
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Scio
Ohio
Lewis P. Reese
C.B
Downtown San Francisco suffers three alarm blaze
A three alarm fire in downtown San Francisco tore through a four story Sutter Street office building housing art studios. Ten people were routed from the flames with one woman rescued at the roof edge by firefighters as police and crews moved nine others down smoke filled stairs.
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San Francisco
Sutter Street
Jet Score Favors UN as Allies Down Nine MIGs
Allied jet fighters claimed nine Communist MIGs shot down and four damaged with no losses in the past week. The Air Force also reported two downed enemy aircraft and one lost Allied plane, while the Eighth Army noted ground action resuming with 58 Chinese killed or wounded near Korangpo, western Korea.
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Eighth Army
Korangpo
Korea
Communists Grab Berlin Fringe Lands and Livestock
Berlin reports say Soviet forces seized the French sector border area, ordering five families to evacuate while taking twenty cows two horses and several pigs. Allied patrols were barred from the international highway and refugees continued to flee eastward as Radio Berlin staff refused to leave until relieved.
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Berlin
Red People
West Germany
Radio
Sergeant And Wife in Swindle Case
An Air Force sergeant and a man who posed as the sergeant’s wife were charged by the FBI with swindling the government out of more than 82 000 independency allotments. The so called wife George Molino Sanchez 27 was arrested in Corpus Christi Texas while the husband Staff Sgt Ronald M Carpenter 27 was arrested at Travis Air Force Base Fairfield California FBI Agent George Burton said.
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Air Force
FBI
George Molino Sanchez
Corpus Christi
Tex
George ©. Burton
Ronald M. Carpenter
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield
Calif
Burton
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 7 1952
Fair and hot conditions expected with possible afternoon and evening thundershowers. Monday will be partly cloudy with a chance of cooler temperatures later. Highest temperature yesterday reached 98 with a low of 69 in the last 24 hours. Precipitation totaled 0.00 inches in the last 24 hours and 9.00 inches for the month so far, with 22.4 inches since January 1. Normal rainfall for the month is 5.45 inches.
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Thomasville
Progress Hidden As Steel Talks Resumed Today
White House discussions aimed at ending the six day steel strike resumed for a third straight day with both sides tight lipped. Reports suggested 650,000 CIO Steelworkers might be offered a 20 cent an hour raise while Defense plans shift production to non struck plants for critical items.
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White House
CIO
Ahcul BU Uic
Defense
National Production Authority
NPA
Johnny Steelman
Trumay
Senate OKs Farm Program Appropriations Ahead of House Return
The Senate approved an appropriation exceeding 12.1 billion dollars for government farm programs starting July 1, loosening payments for soil conservation in later years. Debate featured Sen. Anderson and Sen. Douglas seeking cuts, while Sen. Russell and Sen. Aiken defended or reframed subsidies amid broader budget conflicts.
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Douglas
D-Ill
Agriculture Department
Congress
House
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Russell
D-Ga
The
Farm Bureau
National Grange
Aiken
Republican Agriculture
Senate
Sen. Hill
D-Ala
France steps up anti Communist drive under Pinay policy
Paris reports a tough new policy based on experience as police and national security teams raid Communist Front offices in Paris and two other cities. Pinay argues the approach rejects foreign experiments and suits France's temperament and size.
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France
Comemunists
Antoine
Communist Front
Pinay
X. x Pinay
Truman May Run Again After Steel Seizure Ruling
Senator Smathers of Florida said that President Truman may seek re election due to the Supreme Court ruling that he had no power to seize the steel industry. Smathers spoke last night in Miami Beach noting the political impact of the decision.
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Sen. Smathers
Truman
Miami Beach
Supreme Court
George Smathers
D-Fla
Taft Eisenhower Battle Flares Across Six Fronts
The Taft Eisenhower nominating fight erupts on six fronts including Indiana New York and South Dakota with Taft solidifying a 32 vote Indiana delegation while Eisenhower presses at a New York press conference and Harrisburg Pennsylvania hosts talks on uncommitted delegates. Nebraska values shift toward Eisenhower as Virginia and Texas delegate contests unfold. Governor Fine signals Pennsylvania talks with both camps as Lodge rejects any compromise noting a legal and factual stand.
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South
Dwight Eisenhower
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Robert Taft
New York
Eisenhower
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Taft
Virginia
Staunton
Nebraska
Harrisburg
John Fine
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Henry Cabdt Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Washington
Lodge
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