Eisenhower Warns Stevenson Candidacy Ties to Truman
The Eisenhower campaign accuses Governor Adlai Stevenson of being a captive candidate due to his White House talks with top Democrats. Nixon labels Stevenson tied to Truman, while Truman and Stevenson seek strategy coordination in Springfield. The piece notes possible future campaign roles and labor talks with AFL leaders.
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White House
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Tysen
Richard M. Nixon
Mr. Truman
Gov Eenson
Ives
Thesident
Springfield
Truman
Ill
Ilinois
David Bell
Clayton Fritchey
AFL
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Robert W. Kean
R.-N.j
House
Kean
Senate probes claim Communists targeted American youth
Senate investigators charged that Communist groups lured thousands of U S youths into Red ideology to undermine government. The report traces the youth movement from the Young Communist League to American Youth for Democracy and then to allied groups within international Communist youth networks. It notes attempts to infiltrate the Boy Scouts and details a 306 page transcript of hearings held in New York and Washington. Witnesses include former Red leaders and two ex FBI informants.
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Senate
Senity Subcommittee
Young Communist League
AYC
Young Progresses
America
Labor Uth League
Rves
Marx- Bt
E Cominform
Boy Scouts
Efica
Young Pieers
Communist Youth Movement
New York
Red
FBI
Communist Party
Harvey M. Matusow
Matthew Cvetiec
Pittsburgh
Belgium trims conscription to 21 months
Belgium’s Conservative government cut military conscription from two years to 21 months after a six hour cabinet meeting. The move reduces armed strength by about 10 percent and may affect NATO commitments, while 24 months remains the legal limit.
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Brussels
Belgium
NATO
European Defense Commmunity
EDC
Matthew B. Ridgway
France
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Governor Pyle Urges Voters to Embrace Civic Duty
Governor Howard Pyle urged Americans to act with maturity and participate in elections at the American Region Luncheon marking its 71st anniversary. He cited Tucson turnout as an example of passive allegiance and warned that low engagement threatens democracy. He spoke after meeting Gen. Eisenhower in Galup New Mexico and stressed renewed responsibility to communities and the nation.
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Howard Pyle
American
American Region
West Pennington St
Tucson
Pyle
Arizona
State House
Gen. Eisenhower
Galup
N. M
America
GOP Registrations Gain but Democrats Retain 2-To-1 Edge
Republican registrations rose in Pima county during the primary rush while Democrats maintain a two to one lead. County recorder Mrs. Anna Sullinger announced 60 721 eligible voters for the Sept 9 primary, including 40 196 Democrats and 18 874 Republicans.
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Pima County
Anna Sullinger
Recorder’s
GOP Registrations Rise in Yavapai County
Prescott report shows Republican registration increasing for the September primaries while Democratic numbers fall against the 1950 general election totals. Total registered voters reach 12 332 with Republicans 3 124 and Democrats 9 095. nonpartisan 56, Prohibitionist 24, Independent 30, Socialist 2, Progressive 1.
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Prescott
Yavapai
Rome Cracks Down On Reckless Drivers
Rome police announced a crackdown on reckless drivers who have turned the city streets into death traps. Drivers causing accidents will lose licenses and cases will be publicized. Official reports show Rome averages one fatal auto accident almost daily.
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Rome
Blast Kills 6 at Hidden Fireworks Plant in Italy
Police report an explosion at a clandestine firecracker factory near Frosinone Italy killed six people including three men two teenage boys and a 3 year old girl. The blast occurred as fireworks were being manufactured and caused a two story building to collapse.
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Frosinone
Italy
Here
Nurse Admits Killing Girls With Arsenic in Alabama
Gray haired nurse Mrs Earle Dennison admitted poisoning her 2 year old niece Shirley Diana Weldon and left a salt shaker of arsenic at the Weldon home. Shirley died May 1 after a soft drink. Polly Ann Weldon died years earlier. Dennison faced murder charges carrying possible death penalty. Investigators noted insurance policies and husband Lem Dennison’s death was reexamined. A separate note mentions a campaign sticker seen on a Canadian plate in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Earle Dennison
Shirley Diana Weldon
Polly Ann
Shirley
Shirley Diana
0. G. Weldon
Cloud
Lester Holley
C. J. Rehling
Holley
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