Who Said That Campaign Query on Ghostwritten Speeches
During the 1948 campaign ghostwriting dominates speeches with major candidates using unseen writers. Eisenhower and Stevenson ghostwriters are named, including McCann Bell High Morris and Rosenthal Sherwood with others tied to Roosevelt era brain trust. The piece notes the governor often delivers his own quips.
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Stevenson
Don Blair, Jr
William T. Flanagan
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
U.S. News & World Report
Blair
Sam Rosenman
Roosevelt Brain Trust
Robert F. Sherwood
Roosevelt
Archibald McLeish
Congress
Bernard DeVoto
David F. Bell
White Mouse
Willard Wirtz
Schlesinger
Americans For Democratic Action
Butter Margarine Battle Goes Cold With Soy Ice Cream
A new vegetable oil ice cream rivals dairy in Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Illinois with shelf entries in Chicago. Laws in about half the states may bar sales citing imitation concerns, while questions arise if the product is imitation or a distinct product.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
New York
Nixon rally handbill unprinted by Russell Stationery
A handbill from a Nixon rally is not from Russell Stationery Company. John Merriman of Russell’s Bays notes people assume it was produced in their shop, but the claim is denied. Letter writers question who pays Truman’s campaign travel costs and the Democratic National Committee funding of a special train.
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Russell Stationery Company
John Merriman
Russell's Bays
M. H. Koelzer
Hereford
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Hungry Horse Dam
Montana
Communists In CIA Infiltration Allegations Stir Washington
Gen. Walter Bedell Smith said communists may have penetrated every security agency including the CIA but he does not know any names. He warned that loyalty programs are lax and called for vigilance as Rep. leaders condemn the disclosures. The remarks came during deposition testimony in the Benton McCarthy libel suit.
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Washington
Sept
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Sue
Benton-McCarthy
Gen. Smith
Smith
Joseph R. McCarthy
William Benton
Coom F
Charwomen
Seuiirre
Truman Attacks Eisenhower Campaign Tactics in North Dakota Tour
President Truman assailed Eisenhower and GOP tactics as propaganda and fear campaigns during an 8,500 mile tour. He accused the general of appealing to emotions and warned voters to hesitate before backing the GOP. Stevenson and Sparkman pledged to publish tax records.
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Truman
North Dakota
Eisenhower
Fargo
N. C
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Stevenson
New York
Irs
Steven
Texas Democrats mull write-in plan for Eisenhower
Texas Democrats for Eisenhower chairman Claud Gilmer proposes a legal write-in method to strike Stevenson from the Democratic column and write in Eisenhower and Nixon. He urges Gov. Shivers to seek an attorney general opinion on legality, amid a split in the Texas Democratic leadership over Stevenson versus Eisenhower.
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Dave
Austin
Dwight Eisenhower
Shivers
Claud Gilmer
Rocksprings
Texas Democrats
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Texas
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Ar Shivers
Atty
Price Daniel
Gilmer
GOP
Cratic
Sparkman
Fisenhower
Nixon
National Democratic Party
Texas + Democratic Party
Chi Jcago
Texas Democratic Party
National Party
Truman
Democrats For
Democratic Executive Committee
Samburn
Sen. Johnson
Eisenhower Campaign Swing Across States With Multiple Stops
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower flies to Columbia South Carolina at Byrnes invitation to speak at the State Capitol then heads to Ohio to join a west bound campaign train at Linndale Gov Adlai E Stevenson hosts headquarters in Springfield Illinois Senator Richard M Nixon campaigns from Washington DC toward a new swing Senator John J Sparkman tours New York state President Truman campaigns in Montana and speaks at the Tiber Dam ground breaking Senator Robert A Taft continues efforts for the Eisenhower Nixon ticket with a Johnson City Tennessee speech.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia
James F. Byrnes
State Capitol
Ohio
Linndale
Adlai E. Stevenson
Springfield
Richard M. Nixon
Washington, DC
John J. Sparkman
New York State
President Truman
Montana
Tiber Dam
Robert A. Taft
Johnson City
Tenn
Precautions Against Penetration Highlighted By Officials
Officials emphasize multiple safety measures to guard against leaks and minimize damage if breached. They note strict compartmentalization to limit full knowledge and speedily detect and remove intruders. The Republican National Committee cites Mrs. Luce’s remarks broadcast on 65 TV stations and 189 radio outlets. Summerfield commented on her background as a former Connecticut congresswoman.
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Republican National Committee
Luce
Connecticut
Summerfield
Pinkie's Liquor Stores Closing After License Cancellations
Tom Roden confirms eight Texas liquor licenses will be cancelled and stores sold to employees as he ends operations in Retor County Big Spring and San Angelo. Roden testified before a Texas House Crime Committee inquiry into bootlegging with Knowledge of the Liquor Control board. The San Angelo stores closed with remaining locations expected to follow.
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Tom
Pinkie) Roden
Odessa
Roden
Texas House Crime Committee
Austin
San Angelo Standard Times
Retor County
Big Spring
San Angelo
Ted Roden
West
Texas
Potter County
Liquor Control Board
Youngsters Gear Up For Space Age Toys This Christmas
Toys for Christmas shift toward sci fi and space themed gear as Amarillo stores expect demand for rocket guns rubber darts space suits and model kits. Kids anticipate space patrol programs and films like Destination Moon influencing gift lists and imagination.
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Mary Louise Broome
Amarillo
Space Patrol
Tom Corbett
Captain Video
Radio
Johnny Jurnain
Local Meetings Listed Across Hale and Moore Counties
Hale County airport hosts VART Squadron at 7 PM. American Legion Hall hosts Fight B event at 6 PM. Moore County district Boy Scout meeting at Sneed Hotel 7 PM.
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Plainview
Hale County
Borgor
American Legion Hall
Dumas Moore County
Sneed
Community Chest to Raise 25 Cents Weekly From Amarillo Workers
A plan to secure Red Feather donations of 25 cents per week from about 1,000 Amarillo employees in over 400 firms was outlined at a kickoff meeting of the Community Chest employees division. The drive targets 300 persons at a barbecue by the American National Bank with full-subscription tests at several firms. Rev. R. C. Bolton addressed the session as principal speaker with bank officials Frank A. Paul Jr. and Frank Storm Jr. present.
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Amarillo
Community Chest
American National Bank
R. C. Bolton
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Frank A. Paul Jr
Frank Storm, Jr
O. A
Dutch" Townsend
Central Labor Union
The
Carpenters
Chesser
Community Chests Board of Directors
Townsend
Chest
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Paul Timmons
Daily News Outdoors
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Game Department
Starkey Whitehorn
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Whitehorn
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Cornell Knight
Groom Cafeman
Groom Sportsmen's Club
Jim Maggard
Panhandle
US Fish & Wildlife Service Laboratory
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Maggard
Knight
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Vray Olver & Wiggins Ltr
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