JANUARY
14 Of 40 On Plane Survive; Wreckage Is Found Upstate; One With 19 Cadets Is Lost
All 28 Found Dead On Plane In West, Including 19 Cadets
Truman Revamps Tax Set-Up To Eliminate 64 Collectors; Civil Service For New Heads
Rescue Tug Reaches Ship, Fails to Get a Line Aboard
Nearly 500 Seized In Narcotics Raids Across The Nation
Churchill Begins Talks With Truman; Greeted Warmly Here And In Capital; Calls Peace Outlook For 1952 ‘Solid’
Lodge To Enter Eisenhower In New Hampshire Primary; Sure General Is Republican
Eisenhower Will Accept A G.O.P. Call; Won’t Quit Post To Seek Nomination; Jubilant Backers Predict His Election
Armed Peace Force Backed In U.N. Against Soviet Plea
Truman Says War Is Still A Threat; Asks A Foreign Policy Above Politics; He And Churchill Warn Reds On Asia
President Likes Eisenhower But Not Republicans, He Says
9 On Rikers Island Seized In Round-Up Of Narcotics Ring
Sole British Jet Atom Bomber Crashes
Juin Expects Anglo-U.S. Aid If Chinese Attack Indo-China
Churchill Asserts West Will Defend Cause Of Freedom
Jury Hung, 11 To 1, In Costello Case; New Trial Asked
Truman Asks Rise Of 5 Billion For ’52 In New Revenues
Churchill Pledges Support To U.S. In Asia, Warns Reds; Appeals For ‘Steel, Not Gold’
Allies Charge Foe Plans To Withhold 50,000 U.N. Captives
36 Missing In Crash Of U.S. Troop Plane
British Clear City in Suez, Hold 41 After Nun’s Slaying
Truman Budget Asks 85 Billion, 76% For Defense And Atom Work; Congress Demands Sharp Cuts
Plane Falls In Elizabeth, 31 Die, 8 Of Them In Three Homes Set On Fire; Ex-Secretary Patterson A Victim
Truman Not Inclined To Run; Seaks Foreign Policy Backer; Kefauver Formally In Race
Hiss Asks Retrial On ‘New Evidence’
45 In Egypt Slain As British Disarm Police In A Battle
All Egypt Placed Under Martial Law As Anti-Foreign Riots Sweep Cairo; Clubs And Shepheard’s Hotel Burned
New Cairo Regime Set Up by Farouk As Riots Subside
U.S. Grants Britain $300,000,000 To Aid Her Arms Program
U.N. Unite Votes Soviet Guilty Of Flouting 1945 China Pact
Truman Barst to Senate Data Regarding Vincent’s Loyalty
FEBRUARY
President Assails Senator M’Carthy As Pathological
U.S. Blocks Mass U.N. Entry; Assembly Beats Soviet Move
Argentine Fire Routs British in Antarctica
U.S. Plans to Recoup Millions Lost in Grain Storage Fraud
Morris Takes Oath; He Hopes To Start An ‘Era Of Decency’
Moran Is Convicted As ‘Guiding Genius’ Of Fire Shakedown
King George VI Dies In Sleep At Sandringham; Elizabeth Queen At 24, Flying From Africa; President Among World Leaders In Tribute
Elizabeth II Arrives In London; Accession Proclamation Today; George’s Funeral Will Be Feb. 15
Elizabeth Takes The Oath As Queen Amid Medieval Pageantry In London; Joins Grieving Family At Sandringham
U.S. Hinges Parley For Orient Peace On Korea Solution
Airliner Carrying 62 Crashes In Elizabeth; 20 Survive Third Wreck There In 2 Months; 5 Die In Apartments; Newark Airport Closed
Death Toll In Elizabeth Crash 31; 43 In Plane And Homes Injured; Newark Field Shut Indefinitely
Truman Indicates He May Run Again To Assure Peace
Allies Yield Point To Reds On Return Of Korea Captives
Truman Requests Subpoena Powers For Morris Inquiry
High Mossadegh Aide Shot By Fanatic During Speech
10 of Klan Seized by F.B.I. In Carolina in Flogging Case
La Guardia Starts Shift In Schedules To Drop 226 Flights
Sutton, Bank Thief, Captured In Street By Brooklyn Police
Four-Power Talk Clears Obstacles To European Army
New Mystery Drug Raises Hopes Here Of Eradicating TB
New TB Drugs Are Revealed As Cheap Coal-Tar Synthetics
Nato Backs European Army, Including West Germany; Acheson Hails A ‘New Day’
West Drafts Aims to Sap Foe By Spreading Free Ideals
Idlewild To Spend $1,350,000 At Once To Spur Expansion
Resenbergs’ Guilt As Atom Bomb Spies Upheald On Appeal
Lattimore Calls Senators’ Inquiry On China ‘Stacked’
Alaska Statehood Shelved In Senate By One Vote, 45-44
White House Seeks A New Senate Vote On Alaska Status
MARCH
Mufti Is Barred From Egypt; He Seeks Pakistan Asylum
4.9-Inch Snow Sets 3-Year High, Snags Motor, Air Travel
4 Firemen Injured By Manhole Blast
Red-Teacher Ban Is Upheld By 6 To 3 In Supreme Court
Moran Sentenced To 15 1/2-28 Years In Fire Shakedown
Shipping Clients Of Morris Carried Oil To Red China
Truman Presses Congress To Adopt Full Foreign Aid; Carries Appeal To Nation
Truman Bars Data Of Justice Agency To House Inquiry
Man Who Spotted Sutton Slain In Brooklyn Street; Assailants Flee In Auto
150 Police Seeking Schuster Slayer; Motive A Mystery
U.S. Fails To Halt Wide Rail Strike; Seeks Stay Today
Eisenhower Defeats Taft, Kefauver Wins Over Truman In New Hampshire’s Primary
Eisenhower, Kefauver Vote Seen As Two-Party Demand For New Era In Government
Senate, 53-37 Votes Truman’s Revision Of Revenue Bureau
Russia Tells U.N. U.S. Uses Germ War; Angry Denial Made
Korea Foe Charges Allied ‘Massacre’ Of War Prisoners
Democrats Back Rise In City Taxes, Including Realty
Dowling Ousted As Tax Head Here; Own Tax At Issue
Eisenhower Vote ‘Amazing’ In Minnesota Write-In Drive
Eisenhower Vote In Minnesota Held Public ‘Explosion’
Eisenhower Hints At Early Return; Taft Withdraws From Jersey Race; Truman Disavows M’Kinney On Korea
Senators Accuse Lattimore Of Untruths in Testimony
Tornado Deaths Pass 200; 2,500 Injured In Six States; Towns Razed, Wind Roars On
Cold Slows Relief In Tornado Region; Deaths Put At 233
Truman Urges Refugee Plan To Let In 300,000 in 3 Years
Mobs Fight Police In New Rome Riots On Trieste Issue
Banker Says He Irked Sutton By Tardiness Day of Robbery
U.S., Britain Map Bigger Rome Role In Rule Of Trieste
Truman Requests Moves To Assure G.I. Voting Rights
Truman Announces He Will Not Run Again; Says He Served Long, Feels ‘No Duty’ To Stay; News Stuns Democratic Leaders At Dinner
Truman Retirement Starts Scramble By Aspirants, With Stevenson Boomed; President Pledges Full Campaign Aid
APRIL
Grand Jury Clears Murtaugh, Criticizes O’Dwyer on Police
Taft Is Winner In Wisconsin But 2 Rivals Hold Majority; Nebraska Write-In Is Close
2 Tests Show Rivals’ Split Assists Taft
M’Grath Is Out As Attorney General After Firing Morris As Inquiry Head; U.S. Judge M’Granery Put In Cabinet
M’Granery To Drop Scandals Inquiry And Rely On F.B.I.
Truman Dismissed M’Grath After Opposing Both Morris And Income Questionnaires
Jamaica Air Crash Being Investigated By 4 Expert Units
Pistol That Killed Schuster Is Found; Stolen From Army
Truman Seizes Steel; Strike Off; He Scores Industry As Reckless; Companies Start Fight In Courts
Steel Industry Loses In Court Test; Charges Truman Pays Debt To C.I.O.; President Puts Issue Up To Congress
Eisenhower Tells Truman He Wants To Quit NATO Post
Eisenhower Leaving NATO On June 1; To Quit Army If He Wins Nomination; Supporters Jubilant Over His Return
Internal Divisions Rend South Africa, Sap Its Strength
74,000 Homeless AS Floods Expand ‘Ghost Town’ List
Flood Crest Hits Sioux City Hard, Moves On Omaha
Eisenhower Wins In Jersey Defeating Taft By 115,000; Captures 31 Of 38 Delegates
Truman Demands Flood Action Now After Aerial Tour
Rain Turns Levees To Mud As Omaha Awaits Flood Peak
29 Killed in Airliner Crash On Hill in California Mist
Impeachment Step On Truman Asked For Steel Seizure
Floods Rush Down On St. Joseph, MO. And Huge Air Base
Michigan Prisoners Isolated By Troopers in 20-Hour Riot
Atom Bomb Fired With Troops Near; Chutists Join Test
Worst Invasion By Gangsters Since ’33 Vexes Unions Here
Byrd May Support Candidate Of G.O.P.
30 Killed in Turret Explosion On a U.S. Cruiser Off Korea
Big Narcotics Ring Traced To Peiping
176 Missing As U.S. Destroyer Sinks In Night Crash With Carrier Wasp: 61 Men Are Rescued In Mid-Atlantic
Ridgway Named To Eisenhower Post; Clark To Be Commander in Far East; Japan’s Pact In Force; Soviet Objects
Court Voids Steel Seizure; Workers Strike; President To Seek Stay And Go To High Court To Fight Ruling He Lacked Legal Authority
MAY
Steel Control Restored To U.S.; Appeals Court, 5-4, Grants Stay; Ruling In Effect Till Tomorrow
Truman Bids Burray End Strike; Calls Both Sides To White House, Citing Defense Peril In Steel Loss
Murray Calls Off Steel Strike, But Some Mills Will Stay Shut; Seizure Goes To Supreme Court
High Court Bars Steel Pay Rise After Truman Says He Plans It; Agrees To Review Seizure May 12
White House Steel Talks Collapse; Murray Says He Will Not Call Strike; Workers Angry, But Continue Return
Friend Of Sutton Seized As Suspect In Schuster Death
Wasp Makes Port With 61 Survivors of the Hobson
Gross Lists O’Brien, Moran And Bals As Bribe-Takers; Names 120 Police In Pay-Off
Gross Adds Whalen, Flath, Former Top Line Officers, To His Police Pay-Off List
TB Drugs Win First Case: Woman Patient Discharged
Gen. Dodd Is Freed By Koje Captives Unhurt And Happy
High Court Hears Argument On Steel Seizure Right Today
‘Blackmail’ Is Laid To Koje Captives In Dodd’s Ransom
High Court Is Told ‘War’ Justifies U.S. In Seizure Of Steel
American Superliner Begins Her First Trial Run
Monaghan Ousts 4 More Policemen Accused By Gross
Truman Sees West Verging On Success In Aim To Bar War
Paratroops Sent To Koje To Block Any New Uprising
Wasp, Repaired in Record Time, Quits Dock Today
M’Granery ‘Unfit,’ Two Senators Say
President Warns Of Atom Artillery In West Point Talk
Soviet Building Up Force In Far East, Ridgway Declares
200 in Hollywood Screened In Loyalty Test by Studios
U.S. Hands Back Railroads To Owners After 21 Months
Textbook Censors Alarm Educators
France Satisfied By U.S. Assurance; Bonn Signs Today
Court Guarantees Films Free Speech; Ends ‘Miracle’ Ban
Six Nations Sign European Army Pact; U.S., Britain Guarantee Community; German Reds Set Border Buffer Zone
Brokers Threaten To Move From City If Taxed Any More
Berlin Police Rout 6,000 Red Rioters Invading U.S. Area
Memorial Tribute To U.S. War Dead Paid Over World
JUNE
French Police Raid Communist Offices In Largest Cities
Eisenhower Arrives, Calls On Truman; Abjures Politics, Tours White House; Taft Asks Policy Based Air Power
Supreme Court Voids Steel Seizure, 6 To 3; Holds Truman Usurped Powers Of Congress; Workers Again Strike As Mills Are Returned
Maybank Has Plan To Give President Emergency Power
Eisenhower Attacks One-Party Rule, Scores Foreign And Domestic Record In Opening Campaign Speech In Kansas
Eisenhower Outlines Campaign Issues Based On World Peace And Security; He Blames ‘Party In Power’ For China
Fund Of 1.3 Billion For Farm Program Is Voted By Senate
Truman Derides Taft On Air Power; Warns Of New Korea-Type Attacks; Eisenhower Not Against Seeing Stalin
At Last a Sunlit Sunda, and City Goes Outdoors
Red Core Crushed In Battle On Koje; 30 Of Foe, 1 G.I. Die
Truman Requests Steel Seizure Law; Senate, In Rebuff, Asks Taft Act Use; Arms Out Plan Held ‘Inadequate’
Search of Koje Compound Bares More Red Murders
U.S. to Buy Planes in Europe In Procurement Policy Shift
Truman Demands Civil Rights Based On Federal Power
Truman Assails ‘Cut-Rate’ Security As He Dedicates Atomic Submarine; Eisenhower Says He Is A ‘No-Deal Man’
Police Mass in Rome to Avert Red Riot on Ridgway Today
Long Island Rail Strikers Quit Talks; Road Faces Tie-Up For A Second Day; Highways, Busses And Subways Jammed
Long Island Strike Ended Too Late For Night Rush; Normal Service Due Today
Malik Holds Fire On Germ Warfare As Gross Hits ‘Lies’
Soviet Says Berlin Is ‘Breeding’ Area For Western Spies
20 More Policemen Identified By Gross And Are Suspended
Eisenhower Assails ‘Betrayal’ In Texas By Taft’s Forces
Russian Soldiers Kidnap 40 Germans In Border Dispute
500 U.N. Planes Hit 5 Red Power Hubs, One Close To China
Allegations Against Lattimore Baseless, Justice Aide Says
Eden Supports U.S. In Korea Bombing With Reservation
Eisenhower Says Democrats Failed at Home and Abroad
Reds Decry Attack By U.N. On Big Dam
Pressure Groups Prodding Schools to End Study of U.N.
Taft Sees Victory By 5 Million Votes If Named By G.O.P.
JULY
1 Dead, 46 Hurt, 42 Homeless In $1,000,000 Brooklyn Fire
G.O.P. Chiefs Bar Delegate Hearings To TV And Radio
Senate Unit Calls Lattimore Agent Of Red Conspiracy
Soviet Vetoes Germ Inquiry; U.S. Bids U.N. Score Charges
Taft’s Texas Split Adopted Over Eisenhower Protests; Senator Gets 22, General 16
Eisenhower And Taft Reach Chicago; General Pledges ‘Slugging’ Campaign; Senator Scores Rival’s ‘Wild Charges’
Republican Convention Opens Today; Crucial Seating Fight First Big Issue; Dewey Lines Up State For Rules Shift
Eisenhower In First Test Wins On Disputed Delegates, 658 To 548; M’Arthur Scores Truman’s Rule
Committee Backs Taft Georgia Bloc; Floor Fight On Credentials Up Today; Hoover Says Democrats Curb Liberty
Eisenhower Leads In Delegates; Taft Cedes Texas And Louisiana; Loses Georgia On Floor, 607 To 531
Taft Fights To Stop Eisenhower With Coalition In Ballot Today; Platform Wins Without Clash
Eisenhower Nominated On The First Ballot; Senator Nixon Chosen As His Running Mate; General Pledges ‘Total Victory’ Crusade
Eisenhower Resigns From The Army, Begins Drive For Republican Unity; Summerfield Is National Chairman
U.S. Promises Tito Jet Planes, Tanks And Heavier Guns
Democrats Facing Civil Rights Right And Seating Tests
1,300-Mile Jet Speed Disclosed by Error
Korea Reds Center More Prison Camps In Pyongyang Area
Mossadegh Out as Premier; Ghavam to Take Iran Helm
Truman Expected To Take Some Mills For Combat Steel
2 Anti-Truman Delegations Approved In Rebuff To Kefauver And Harriman; Battle On Loyalty Pledge Developing
Democrats, Widely Split, Meet Today; Illinois Will Ignore Stevenson’s ‘No’; Labor Heads Join ‘Stop Barkley’ Drive
Barkley Quits Race, Blasts Union Chiefs; Move To Draft Stevenson Is Increasing; Southerners Lose Loyalty Pledge Fight
North-South Compromise Drawn; Truman Said To Back Stevenson; Move To Stop Illinoisan Pressed
3 States Spurn Loyalty Pledge, Lose Their 64 Convention Votes; Platform Voted Without A Fight
Democrats Vote Today; Southerners Seated; Truman Puts His Support Behind Stevenson
Stevenson Is Nominated On The Third Ballot; Pledges Fight ‘With All My Heart And Soul’; Truman Promises To ‘Take Off Coat’ And Help
Sparkman Chosen By Democrats As Running Mate For Stevenson; Senator Hails Party Solidarity
Eisenhower and Nixon Map Campaign Strategy at Ranch
Spain Sets High Price to U.S. For Use of Air and Navy Bases
Air Force Debunks ‘Saucers’ As Just ‘Natural Phenomena’
French Imply Loss Of Indo-China War If U.S. Limits Aid
AUGUST
2 U.S. Helicopters Complete First Flight Across Atlantic
Spread Of Drought Puts 3 More States On Disaster Listing
Stevenson Criticizes General; G.O.P. Denies Dixiecrat Deal
70,000 See Colorful Closing Of Helsinki Olympic Games
Destruction Warnings Given To 78 Cities in North Korea
14 Coast Reds Found Guilty After Trial Lasting 6 Months
Edison Rate Rises Stir Wide Protest; Some Costs Up 40%
Eisenhower Bars Appeal To Bigotry As Tactic Of Nazis
President Asks Master Plan On Loyalty in Federal Jobs
Price Increases in City Cut Real Wages of Many Women
35 Tribes Hail Eisenhower As He Urges Indians to Vote
Major Crimes Here Up Sharply Over ’52 In Every Category
Mayor Says Police Will Add 1,600 Men; Denies Crime Wave
Egyptian Workers Riot And Set Fires; Army Brings Order
Foe In Korea Urges Truce Terms To End Fighting In Draw
U.S. Refuses to Pledge Ban On Atom and Germ War Now
U.S. Jury Delving Into Pier Rackets; Indictments Seen
City’s Huge Debt May Delay Start Of 2d Ave. Subway
U.S. Counters Red Charges Napalm Is Used on Civilians
Iran Troops Quell Red-Rightest Clash In Tehran Streets
Soviet Calls Party Congress Oct. 5; Will Abolish Politburo In Shake-Up; Anther Five-Year Plan Is Announced
Eisenhower for Korean War But Says Blunders Led to It
Eisenhower To Back M’Carthy If Named, But Assails Tactics
3 in U.S. Army Mission Held 36 Hours by Soviet as ‘Spies’
World Oil Cartel Laid To 7 Companies In Senate’s Report
Eisenhower Urges Helping Nations Escape Red Yoke; Sees U.S. In Greatest Peril
75,000 In The Legion Parade In 5th Ave; Eisenhower In Line
Stevenson Denounces Use Of ‘Patriotism’ As A Club; Ridicules G.O.P. Platform
Plane Output Lag Is Menace To Nation, Senators Declare
Heaviest Air Blow Of War Smashes Red Korea Capital
Mossadegh Snubs Truman, Churchill On Joint Oil Offer
SEPTEMBER
Britain Is Ignoring Iranian Rejection Of Oil Proposals
Stevenson Calls For Taft Act Repeal, Offers Plan; Bars Sops To Minorities; Eisenhower Will Open Attack Today
Eisenhower Hailed In Tour Of South; Pledges End Of ‘Top-To-Bottom Mess’; Truman Says G.O.P. Risks Atomic War
Eisenhower Urges South To Protect Rights Of Negroes
Eisenhower Gives 10 Points For Peace To Avert ‘Koreas’; Charges ‘Bungling’ Has Led Us Close To World War III
Stevenson Favors ‘Change,’ But Not To Old G.O.P. Ideas; Rebukes Rival For Charges
Candidates Bid For Farm Votes; Eisenhower Favors Full Parity, But Stevenson Cites G.O.P. Record
Stevenson To Cite G.O.P. Vote Record In Coast Attacks
1,500 U.S. Teachers Red, Dr. Todd Says
Texas Democrats Back Eisenhower, Score ‘Trumanism’
Eisenhower Ready To Lead The Nation Into ‘Peace, Sanity’
Stevenson Calls Republicans Party of the Past and of Fear
Taft To Help Eisenhower; Bids Followers Back Him; Two Agree On Basic Issues
Atomic Discovery Opens New Fields
Output And Jobs Slump In Europe, U.N. Study Shows
Stevenson Terms The Taft Accord ‘Great Surrender’
Stevenson Hits Communism And Its ‘Irresponsible’ Foes
Eisenhower Favors Ridding Taft Act Of ‘Union Busting’; Rejects Labor Compulsion
U.S. Creates Huge Air Base In Far North of Greenland
Eisenhower Defends Nixon; Report On Fund Is Promised; Senator Charges ‘Smears’
Nixon’s Fund $18,235 Donated By 76; He Indicates He Will Not Withdraw; Stevenson, In South, For Rights Plank
Eisenhower Talks To Nixon On Issue Of Expense Funds
A.F.L. Cheers Stevenson Labor Bid; Nixon To Explain On Air Tonight; M’Granery Studies Law On Funds
Nixon Leaves Fate To G.O.P. Chiefs; Eisenhower Calls Him To A Talk; Stevenson Maps Inflation Curbs
Eisenhower Calls Nixon Vindicated; Committee Votes To Retain Nominee; Stevenson Bars Data On Illinois Fund
Stevenson Decides To Break Silence On Illinois Funds
Eisenhower Asks Unfettered South; Hails Senator Byrd
Stevenson To Bare Own Tax Files; Lists 8 He Aided And 1,000 Donors; Says Rival Twists Korea Policy
Allies Bomb Greeks In Korea by Mistake
Truman Lashes Eisenhower As Tool Of ‘Unholy Crew,’ Front For Lobbies; General To Disclose Financial Data
OCTOBER
Big Atomic Cannon Unveiled By Army
Truman Declares Eisenhower Is Dupe Of Utilities Lobby
Truman Blames the General For Waste in Defense Buying
Eisenhower Scores President On Reds; Supports M’Carthy
Truman Links Eisenhower To Crises In Berlin And ‘Wave Of Filth’ On Korea; General Mocks Him For ‘Noisy Blanks’
Eisenhower Vows To Rout ‘The Pinks’ From Government
President Asserts 4 G.O.P. Senators Will Beat General
Stevenson Holds G.O.P. Responsible For U.S. Red Peril
78 Killed, 200 Hurt In 3-Train Wreck In London Suburbs
Truman Says G.O.P. Backs Racial Bias
Truman Arrives; Continues Attacks On General Here
Truman, In Harlem, Says G.O.P. Seeks To ‘Turn Back Clock’ On Civil Rights; Hailed By City Crowds On Auto Tour
Leading Physicists Protest Visa Curbs As Peril To Science
Nixon Criticizes Stevenson On Deposition in Hiss Trial
Eisenhower Earned $888,303 Since ’42; Paid $217,082 Taxes
Stevenson Scores Old Guard ‘Team’ As Peril To Nation
Eisenhower Says Unified Free World Can Defeat Conquest Aims of Soviet; Truman Challenges General On Korea
Truman Asserts Eisenhower Endorses ‘Reign of Terror’
Truman, In Brooklyn, Says Eisenhower Is Conducting A ‘Gutter Campaign’; Stevenson Calls Aim ‘Trade, Not Aid’
Eisenhower Stand Against Prejudice Lauded By Baruch
U.S. Reds Branded ‘Puppets’ Of Soviet
‘Crash’ Under G.O.P. Is Seen By Truman
U.S. Moves to Strip Costello Of Citizenship on Moral Basis
British Atom Test Vaporized Vessel
Eisenhower Would ‘Go To Korea’; Stevenson Assails ‘Slick’ Plans; Acheson Bars Peace Of Dishonor
Eisenhower Tells Harlem He’ll Fight Bias; Says Rival Favors Appeasing Communism
Survey Hints Close Election; Final Week May Be Crucial
Stevenson Wildly Cheered In Harlem; Truman Scores Eisenhower On Korea; General Pledges Wider Social Gains
25,000 In Garden Cheer Stevenson; Ovations In Midtown And Jersey; Eisenhower, Here, Stresses Korea
U.S. Agency Doubts New Arms Budget In Europe Can Rise
Eisenhower Scores ‘Vilification’ Before 22,000 At Garden Rally; Stevenson Flies To Prison Riot
NOVEMBER
Stevenson, Here, Charges Rival Risks Loss Of Allies; Chicago Hails Eisenhower
Eisenhower, Here, Lists Ten Pledges As Basis Of ‘Program Of Progress’; Stevenson Asserts Victory Is ‘In Air’
G.O.P. Says Truman Regime Rigs Farm Prices for Votes
55,000,000 Are Expected To Vote Today; Eisenhower Appeals For Unity, Faith; Stevenson Puts Korean Peace First
Eisenhower Wins In A Landslide; Takes New York; Ives Elected; Republicans Gain In Congress
Truman Asks Eisenhower To White House To Review Problems Confronting Country; House And Senate G.O.P. By Narrow Margins
Eisenhower Will Meet Truman; Suggests Parley Week Of Nov. 17; Asks Indoctrination Of Key Aides
Eisenhower Selecting Key Advisers To Begin Work In Federal Agencies; Truman Says Stevenson Leads Party
Nazi Specter Stirs In German Rivalry Over Voting Today
Eisenhower Picks Lodge For Liaison In Capital Affairs
Churchill Urges U.N. Shun Dishonor On Korea Captives
Rigid Security Ring to Shield Eisenhower on Korean Trip
U.S. Signs Accord in Tokyo To Lend Japan 68 Warships
Leaders Of Tammany Admit Close Links To Racketeers As State Opens Crime Study
Luchese Testifies To Social Contacts With Mayor, Judges, Political Chiefs; Tammany Man Explains His $250,000
Eisenhower Gets Optimistic Report On Economic Path
Experiments For Hydrogen Bomb Held Successfully At Eniwetok; Leaks About Blast Under Inquiry
Desapio Clashes With Crime Panel; Silenced In Protest On ‘Smear’ Tactics; U.S. To Challenge Luchese Citizenship
Truman And Eisenhower Confer; Plan Liaison On World Affairs; 500,000 Hail General In Capital
Ex-Justice Levy’s Income Questioned; Gifts From Figure In Trial Reported; Son-In-Law Ran Court, Inquiry Is Told
Dulles And Wilson Of G.M. Named State And Defense Secretaries; Westerner Gets Interior Post
G.M. Humphrey To Get Treasury Post And Brownell Attorney Generalship; Stassen Will Direct Mutual Security
U.S. And Britain Split Openly In U.N. On Indian Truce Plan; Eden Rejects Amendments
Eisenhower Visits U.N. Offices Today, Also Meets Nixon
Eisenhower Names Adams As Top Aide; Benson In Cabinet
Summerfield Put In Postmaster Job; Posts For 2 Women
1,000 Pier Workers Strike In Protest Over Crime Inquiry
Broad U.N. Backing Now Assured India On Plan For Korea
C.I.O. Aides See Eisenhower; He Pledges Help to Negroes
24 New Cardinals Named By Vatican; American Included
DECEMBER
Pier Leaders Balk At United Defense For Crime Inquiry
A.F.L. Man Is Named Labor Secretary; Weeks Gets A Post
Clearing Of Spies For U.N. Laid To State Department By Defiant U.S. Jury Here
Pier Concerns Admit Buying Goodwill Of Thugs, Union Men, Ship Line Aides; One Company Reports $489,582 In Gifts
Hiring Of Gangsters To Buy Pier Peace Admitted By Ship, Stevedore Firms; Pilferage Drove U.S. Lines From Dock
Eisenhower Visits Korea Front; Says He Has ‘No Trick Solutions’; Cruiser Bringing Him From Guam
Bermuda Air Crash Kills 37; Rescuers Pluck 4 From Sea
Cabinet Aides Join Eisenhower At Sea For Korea Parley
Ship Man Calls Pier Reform Senseless Unless Law Aids; Strike Tied To Hague, Kenny
Fur Man Says $70,000 Graft Broke Longshore Red Ban; Monaghan Scores Ship Lines
Truman Demands M’Arthur Submit Korea Plan To Him
Truman Disparages Eisenhower Trip As Demagoguery, Scoffs At M’Arthur, Says He Was Misleading At Wake Talk
Eisenhower Is Irked At Truman Attack; To Shun Wrangle
Biggest Raid Test Turns New York Into A ‘Ghost City’
Eisenhower, Here, Confident Of Speeding Korea Solution; Calls His Trip A ‘Beginning’
Hoboken City Hall And Head Of Police Tied To Pier Evils
Kenny Protected Rackets Before And After Election, Pier Crime Witnesses Say
Kenny Admitted Lie To Jury On Talk With Pier Gangster; Police Got $108,000 Bribe Bid
O’Dwyer Aide Admits Burying Report In ’39 Pier Killing Tied To Anastasia; Ex-Mayor Under Grand Jury Inquiry
Anastasia Defiant On Stand; Ex-Gov. Hoffman Confirms Doing Favor For One Of Gang
84 Of 115 On Air Force Transport Die On West Coast In Worst Plane Crash; Most Victims Holiday-Bound Troops
Pier Boss Indicted In $2,500 Extortion From Stevedores
Eisenhower Promises Study To ‘Get Facts’ on Segregation
M’Granery Orders Inquiry By F.B.I. On City Pier Crime
Stalin For Eisenhower Meeting; Tells The Times That He Favors New Approach To End Korea War
New Stalin Overture Finds Western Capitals Cautious; Eisenhower Comment Waits
Truman Reviews 8 Years of Work for Peace; Says He Would Not Change Major Decisions
Truman Says Soviet Wants U.S. in All-Out Asian War
200-Plane Attack Blasts Red Supply In Pyongyang Zone
Kenny Refuses To Testify In Jersey On Pier Crime; Inquiry Seeks Court Order
Republicans Move To Bar Filibuster When Senate Sits
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