Nixon denies calling Truman a traitor
Vice President Nixon told reporters he never labeled Harry S. Truman a traitor and did not call the Democratic Party the party of treason. He defended the loyalty of Truman and Adlai Stevenson, saying only the Communist Party represents treason. He cited the Alger Hiss case as context and noted Truman called the claim a red herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Truman
Nixon
Democratic Party
United States
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Alger Hiss
West
Grateful Priest Gifts to Treasury
A Texas immigrant priest writes to the Tax Director offering a $25 gift to the United States. He recalls Nazi concentration camp captivity, liberation by American forces, and expresses gratitude for freedom and refuge in this country. The IRS withheld his identity. the donation goes to regular Treasury accounts.
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Dallas
Ellis Campbell Jr
Texas
U. S. Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Department
United States
Man Promptly Loses His New Apartment
James McDonough of Dayton Ohio rented an apartment in Chicago on Jan 3 and paid a week’s rent. He could not locate his home and spent six weeks searching the area and advertising himself as missing. His landlady later found him at a new residence and revealed she had rented his former unit five blocks away.
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Chicago
James McDonough
McDonough
Dayton
Ohio
Dogs Life Is A Bed Of Roses At Westminster Show
The Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden reveals dogs eat better than people on average. Pups receive the same vitamins as humans, some you don't, and many dogs are pampered and overfed.
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New York
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
U S Milk Aid Looted in Japan Probe
Tokyo police traced donated powdered milk intended for free school lunches to private dealers who sold it at huge profits. The surplus milk from the United States moved through illegal channels in 11 prefectures, risking indictments for numerous school officials.
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Tokyo
United States
Notice to Creditors in Geno Maynard Anderson Estate
Probate records show Myrtle Anderson named as Administratrix after letters of Administration issued February 6 1956 by Grayson County Court Texas. Creditors must present claims by law at 1824 S Woodlawn Denison Grayson Texas with any needed dates or details. Publication dates February 16 23 and March 1 8 1956 in The Whitewright Sun.
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Geno Maynard Anderson
Grayson County
Texas
S. Woodlawn
Denison
Grayson
State of Texas
Myrtle Anderson
Gene Maynard Anderson
S. Woodlawn St
Whitewright Sun
For Sale And Service Classifieds
A collage of small ads from items for sale and services including oats, a 1950 GMC truck, water heaters, insurance, tax service, tires, jewelry, gas appliances, and home furnishings. Also notices for rent and a brief humorous joke about two Irishmen and bed bugs.
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GMC
J. L. Ball
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W. W. House
G. A. House
House Brothers
Frank and
Goldie Smith
T. W. Ayres & Son
McCall’s
Stetson
Whitewright Lumber Co
Man
U. S
Johnson
Fannin County
Oran Sears
B. L. Janway & Son
Dixon Service Station
Paul Stephens
Whitewright
Trenton
Dallas Times-Herald
Jerry Doyle Jones
West Locust
H. H. Taylor
First National Bank
Dollarhide Hardware
Stan
Lem Tittsworth
Bonham
van Alstyne
Cole’s
Charles H. Stuteville
Stutevilles
Old Country
Mike
Pat
Linda Theatre
James Dean
The
Bowery Boys
Jeanne Crain
George Nader
Joel MaCrea
Shelly Winters
John Agar
Cleo Moore
Tillett Grocery & Market Shniv
Kraft’s
Canada
Wortz Saltine Crackers
Griffin Coffee
Post
Sun Valley Oleo
Scott Tissue
Griffin
Kimbell
Kraft American Cheese
KRAFT
Heinz Baby Food
Ajax Cleanser
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