Ives Charges Taft Followers Try To Tear Down Eisenhower Support
Senator Ives of New York rebuked Taft backers accusing Eisenhower supporters of crying to high heaven over Taft campaign tactics. He argued Taft’s manager Ingalls used the same line, and that Taft supporters’ insinuations boost Eisenhower’s nomination chances. Taft said he’d back Eisenhower if he’s nominated.
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Ives
Taft
Washington
Eisenhower
Ohio
David S. Ingalls
NBC
Meet the Press
Allied Raiders Stopped by Reds in Western Korea
United Nations raiders attacked a Communist held hill northwest of Yonchon twice but faced intense Red rifle and mortar fire and withdrew to the main line. On the western front probing actions west of Chorwon and south of Pyongyang continued, with 24 Reds killed and seven captured by Allied patrols. Snow and clouds limited air action though two Migs were shot down in a brief clash.
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Korea
United Nations
U. N
Eighth Army
Yonchon
Chorwon
Pyongyang
Fifth Air Force
Fraternity Lodge Construction Loss At William & Mary
The William and Mary Board of Visitors reports a 11 lodge campus project cost 236 514 with 74 453 lost. No state funds were used and audit criticism cites lack of supervision and improper purchasing authority under E B Saunders.
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Kefauver
W&m
Richmond
Withamo and Mary Board of Visitors
Oscar L. Shewmake
John E. Lynch
Lynch
A. M. Pullen and Co
Oregon primary shaping up in Truman Kefauver split
Oregon Democrats weigh Truman or Kefauver for president with Monroe Sweetland and Willam L Joslin signaling plans to field pro Truman and Kefauver vice presidential slates. Gov Douglas McKay backs Eisenhower delegates on the GOP side and real estate man Epton plans to place MacArthur on the Republican ballot despite possible disapproval from MacArthur.
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Jack Bell
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Druman
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Frank McKinney
Sweetland
Truman
Oregan
Senat
Douglas MacArthur
Five Star
Epton
Byrd Discusses Permanent Automatic Tax Reduction Plan
Byrd explains that the bill would permanentize the 1950 automatic tax cut program. He details revenue benchmarks from 61 million to 122.7 million, with five percent adjustments under the current law and potential cent points increases if General Fund receipts rise.
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Byrd
General Assembly
Prayer and transformation urged by Dr Shirkes
The speaker urged personal and societal change through God’s intervention. He called for self examination, prayer, and a seeking of the Holy Spirit to save individuals and the world.
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Dr. Shirkes
Republicans in Fighting Ninth Ready for Fray
In Bristol the Virginia Fighting Ninth Republicans map strategy after Rep Tom Fugate retires. They plan a Feb 23 nomination convention in Bristol to nominate a candidate and elect a party chairman presidential elector and delegates to the GOP National Convention.
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Bristol
Tom Fugate
Virginia
Old Dominion
Pugsute
Fluente
Eugene Worrell
Pugate
Ewing
Lee County
Mossadegh Wins Western Aid and British Consulate Closures
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh secured 24 million dollars in American aid with few strings attached and ordered the closure of Britain’s nine consulates in Iran. He warned of threats from Fedayeen Islam unless a jailed sect leader was freed, while the cabinet approved the aid, aiming to bolster development on Russia’s southern border.
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Tehran
Ran ‘Ap
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Fedayan Islam
Mossadegh
Point Fou
Middle East
Russia
London Papers Say Margaret Not Engaged To Earl
Over the weekend British papers stated Princess Margaret will not wed the Earl of Dalkeith. Most papers call them childhood friends with a March South Africa visit possible. Empire News alone kept the romance alive.
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London
Margaret
Earl
Earl of Dalkeith
Duke of
Buccleuch
George
Empire News
South Africa
Sunday Pictorial
D C Crime Probe Enters Second Week Inquiries
Washington witnesses include Murray and Police Superintendent Murray as the probe enters its second week. An armed man was arrested near a police protected site after Mrs. Sata Hall testified about an eight thousand dollar a day numbers racket run by Roger Simkins.
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Washington
Capital Committee
Arnold Bauman
Murray Hon
Robert V. Murray
Sata Mears Hall
Roger i White Top Simkins
Girl Bullfighter Makes Debut in Mexico
El Paso report on Patricia McCormick, a blonde female bullfighter, making a successful professional debut in Juarez at Playa de Toros. She dodged a fast black and white bull on rain soaked sand, using the muleta and heart‑shaped cape, with no flinches amid cheering crowds.
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EL Paso
Tex 4
Particia McCormick
Particia
Oles
Juarez
Playa de Toris
Torera
Muleta
Four Rescuers Of Idaho Woman Now Marooned By Snow
Four men who rescued an ailing woman and her son in the Bawtooth Mountains near Rocky Bar Idaho were stranded by heavy snow for a week. Mrs Gene Jack and the boy were found safe in Boise, while an Air Force unit from McChord Field directed the operation. The rescuers included Mrs Jack’s husband and two paramedics. they were later evacuate by helicopter.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Freseo
Arta
Gene Jack
Boise
Bawtooth Mountains
Rocky Bar
Jack
Air Force
McChord Field
Tacoma
Wash
Jacks
Air Force Fe
State Aeronautical Department
Civil Air Patrol
Dancer Plans Los Angeles Shoot Amid Jewelry Metal Note
A dancer travels to Los Angeles this week to film a sports short. Palladium, a rare precious metal used in modern jewelry, is highlighted for settings that hold gemstones.
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Ore
Los Angeles
Driving or Walking Look Out When It’s Dark Out
A cautionary note urges extra vigilance for pedestrians and drivers after sunset. It emphasizes visibility, avoiding distractions, using crosswalks, and wearing reflective gear to prevent accidents in low light.
Zuckert Nominated to Atomic Energy Commission
President Truman nominated Eugene Zuckert to a four year term on the Atomic Energy Commission. He would succeed Sumner Pike who resigned recently. Zuckert who hails from Connecticut now serves as assistant secretary of the Air Force and would join the AEC as the last remaining original member.
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Washington
Fusene M. Zuckert
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Sumner T. Pike
Zuckert
Hame
Connecticut
Air Force
Pike
AEC
Army
Ihs
MacArthur’s Pilot Resigns From Air Force for Civilian Post
Lt. Col. Anthony Story, MacArthur’s long time pilot and aide, quits the U.S. Air Force to join a distilling company. Story, a reserve officer, disclosed the resignation on Tuesday after returning from Tokyo with General MacArthur aboard the Creveral home flight.
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New York
Anthony Story
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Air Force
Distilling Company
Story
MacArthur
Tokyo
Retirement to AEC Call Awakens Political Figure
A Republican aged 40, Pike, was in retirement when summoned to the AEC in 146. The brief note marks a shift from private life to a public service role, highlighting a man stepping from retirement into government duty.
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A. Republican
Pike
AEC
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