Truman Signals Support Yet Ends Endorsements in Democratic Race
President Truman praised Harriman as qualified for the presidency and urged no single endorsement. He noted a Southerner could win on the party platform and left Kefauver Russell Kerr Barkley and McMahon hopefuls in the race, while saying he would not endorse anyone and regretted Stevenson declining.
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Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Robert 8. Kerr
Oklahoma
Barkley
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Naval Reserve speaker to discuss Navy role in Korea
Lieutenant Commander W J Phillips USNR of Front Royal will address the Local Volunteer Composite Naval Reserve Unit Monday at 7 30 pm in the Post Office Building basement. He recently completed 16 months active duty including four months at the Guam Communications Station and service with Admiral Joy in Tokyo. Reservists invited. wear uniforms if possible. new electronics unit prospect discussed.
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W. J. Phillips
USNR
Front Royal
Phillips
Navy
Guam
Admiral Joy
CNFFE
Tokyo
Japan
White House avoids amplification of Truman seize comment
President Truman drew protests when editors asked if he could seize newspapers and radio stations as he did steel mills. White House said the remark was hypothetical and offered no clarification. Editors at the ASNE meeting called the remark alarming or unfortunate.
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Jack Rutledge
Washington
White House
Truman
Joseph Short
Short
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
E. K. Gaylord
Daily
Oklahoma and
Oklahoma City Times
Alexander F. Jones
ASNE
Syracuse
N. Y
Herald-Journal
Lester Markel
New York Times
Norman E. Tisaacs
Louisville Times
Vice Consul Arrested in Prince George Speeding Case
A man who claimed to be Saad Rashidul Khairi vice consul of Pakistan at 12 East 65th Street New York City is set to appear Monday in Prince George County Trial Justice Court on a speeding charge. State Trooper Herbert D. Steeger Jr. halted the vehicle after a reading of 80 mph on U S Route 4.
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Prince George
Saad Rashidul Khairi
East 65Th St
New York City
Prince George County Trial Justice Court
Herbert D. Steeger, Jr
U. S
Rotary session to be hosted by 275th District in Virginia
The 275th District Rotary International conference will be held April 24 to 26 at Ingleside Hotel near Staunton. Attendees include 47 Western Virginia and northwestern Tennessee clubs with principals like C. E. Dearnney and past governors Hansel Eckman and Felix Edmunds. Ronald B. Wilson of Winchester will preside, Asa W. Reese was nominated to succeed Wilson as district governor on July 1, with formal election at the May 1952 Rotary convention in Mexico City.
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Gorge W. Leavell
Bristol
Felix E. Edmunds
Waynesboro
Rotary
Ronald 8. Wilson
Winchester
Cubs
Asa W. Reese
Radford
Wison
Rotary International
Mexico City
Stevenson at $100-a-plate dinner stars amid NYDem scramble
At a Democratic fundraiser Stevenson quips about his presidential candidacy while New York Party leaders push for an Harriman endorsement to keep the 94 vote delegation united for Chicago. Harriman seeks national recognition amid praise as a patriot with a government career.
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New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Mutual Security Administrator
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Ilinois
Yalta
GOP
Russia
China
Western Electric strikers renew picketing at C P offices
Western Electric Company technicians resumed picketing Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone offices in Richmond and Lynchburg. CWA union officials said lines would be set up across the area while most workers stayed at posts. Service remained reported normal as supervisory staff filled in. Louis Nelson insisted the strike continues while seeking settlement. About fifty workers attended a Richmond meeting with some 160 strikers not taking part in earlier hit and run actions.
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Richmond
Western Electric Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Lynchburg
Communications Workers of America
CIO
Lynchborg
CWA
Louis Nelson
Virginia
Grandmother to bike, ride horses to Washington for freedom
Mrs Pauline Buffalari a 50 year old machinist from Norfolk will depart tomorrow on a 225 mile horseback ride to Washington to support freedom. She rides Bing lent by Irving Kline through Newport News and Richmond and plans no fixed return date.
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Norfolk
Pauline Dickerson Buffalari
Washington
Grandma Buffalari
Bing
Irving Kline
Grandma
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Newport News
Richmond
Drew Pearson
Voice of America
Buffalari
Merchineton
Sabres and MIGs Clash Over Korea in Six Air Battles
Communist MIG jets from Manchuria tangled with U S Sabres in six clashes over North Korea. The Fifth Air Force said one Red jet down and three damaged. one MIG shot down and two damaged in morning battles. Afternoon dogfight saw50 Sabres against about 60 MIGs with another MIG damaged. Ground patrols pressed the UN line along the Western and Central Front near the Pukhan River.
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Seoul
U. S
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Start Your Own Profitable Home Business
Advertisement offers women and nurses a chance to start a reducing and relaxation sales business with low investment. Claims nationwide success and real income, inviting inquiries to Gyro Lator, Box 480 D, Roanoke, Virginia.
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Roanoke
Winchester Talent To Appear On TV For Apple Festival
WAAM television will feature the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on April 21 from 3 to 4 PM in a Tee Wee Waamboree. About twenty participants from the festival will perform including a Girls Sextette, Mens Quartet, and a mixed quartet with Laura Turner. Nick Campofreda and Ken Cafee arranged the act. festival princesses will appear per Phil Whitney. The show aims to extend WAAM coverage to Winchester and surrounding areas.
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Baltimore
WAAM
Laura Turner
Nick Campofreda
Ken Cafee
Phil Whitney
Festival Television Committee
Festival
Suspects Released in Leaksville Bank Robbery Case
Two men questioned in the $56,000 Leaksville bank robbery were released yesterday as state agents continue the investigation. No charges were filed and officials kept details limited. The Federal Bureau of Investigation remains involved in the case.
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Leaksville
N. C
FBT
Horse Walks Into Brooklyn Bar for Water
In Brooklyn at the Step Inn Bar and Grill patrons watched Bozo the horse wander in and lift its head over the bar for water. Owner Joseph Nardillo said he was riding Bozo through a park, became thirsty, and stopped for a drink. The horse appeared unbound and joined the scene as the bartender filled a pail.
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New York
Brooklyn
Step Inn
Joseph Nardilillo
Bozo
Cancer Benefit Films At Round Hill School
Two cancer films will be shown at the Round Hill School at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening under the auspices of the West Frederick Home Demonstration Club. An offering will be taken for the Cancer Fund.
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Round Hill
West Frederick Home
Cancer Fund
Woman offers to take in flood victims in St Paul
A woman with nine children writes to Gov. C. Elmer Anderson offering to care for some of the flood victims. She proposes to take in not more than six children.
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ST. Paul, Minn
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