Eisenhower Faces Tough Campaign Challenge Says Editorials
Editorials note President Truman upbeat about the race and believe a Democrat will win the White House in 1953 despite Eisenhower's Republican nomination. U S News and World Report cites Truman counting on a long Democratic winning streak and election formulas.
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U.S. News. and
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Will Rogers Admired by Writer in Preview of Film Story
The writer praises Will Rogers as a great humorist and conversationalist, recalling personal encounters with him at the 1928 Democratic convention and at the national level. The piece discusses Rogers’s influence, his writings, and the casual charm that defined his public persona.
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Will Rogers
Price Daniel
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Elment
Will Rogers remembered in Waco tale of quotes and wit
Fred Hartman recounts meeting Will Rogers in Waco at a packed hall. The piece notes Rogers writing his Sunday column and his radio segments for Gulf Oil, his self styled epitaph Epicac, his sharp gentle barbs, and reflections on his imagined stance on 1952 politics. It closes with a front page cue about a Brunson showing.
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Will
Gulf Oil
Will Rogers
Alben Barkley
San Francisco Weather And Fog Inspire Loyal Reflections
A narrator extols San Francisco's climate and fog for its beauty and growth, recalling how the city imprints on visitors and residents. He notes how even summer clothes feel out of place, with fur coats in July as a humorous contrast, and reflects on lifelong memories tied to the city.
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New England
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Selt Lake City
Alaska
Weather and elections stir talk of old-fashioned values
The writer parries between climate and politics, citing Stanford professor Warren D. Allen on how weather supposedly shapes governance and mood. He predicts a 50-year cald period may temper authoritarian trends and spur a return to traditional values ahead of the November elections.
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Stanford
Warren D. Allen
Journal of Human Ecology
Copacabanas Saloon On East 60th A Storied Broadway Hangout
The Copacabanas downstairs saloon on East 60th off Fifth Avenue built wealth for various owners including Monte Proser. A society orchestra led by Mike Durso played nightly standards like Just One of Those Things and Stardust while lavish chorines and famous headliners drew Broadway crowds, fueling steady profits.
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East 60Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Monte Proser
Mike Durso
Sinatra
Eckstine
Joe E. Lewis
Durante
Verse of Jesus about God the Father and coming from God
A biblical verse notes Jesus telling listeners that if God were their Father they would love him for he proceeds from God and was sent by him. John 8 47.
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Baytown Sun Subscription Rates and Rates Basic Info
The Baytown Sun lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices. It notes Air mail is payable in advance, lists managing editor and office location, and states the paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown post office.
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Joel Gray at Copa Sees Socialites and Sharpies Press
A veteran observer recalls New York’s social scene around the Copa and notes Joel Gray, a 39-year-old comedian, performing nightly at about 3:30 am. Gray, likened to a young Fannie Brice, reportedly earns between 600 and 1000 dollars weekly, while Durante earns around 5000. The piece contrasts show business grit with noisy diners and drunken patrons, ending with a tangent on Olympic financing and American earnings.
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Interplanetary Age Atom Bomb Is Almost Old Fashioned
United Press Foreign Analyst notes growing fascination with space stories while reporting on Russia's vast uranium mining under slave labor conditions. East German and Balkan mines employ hundreds of thousands, with women often in heavy work as towns are blasted to access low grade ore.
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Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge A Central Press Feature
A mixed Central Press feature tests general knowledge with questions on physics, literature, archeology, and history. It includes a trivia round with five questions and a later answer key noting centrifugal force, James Van Zandt, tombs for pharaohs, Grand Army of the Republic, and moon distance ranges. It also lists birthdays and notable figures for Today and a few biographical prompts.
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Grand Army of the Republic of the Union Army
James Eb, van Zandt
Terry Moore
July Building Boom Tops City Permits Record
Five years ago July building activity pushed permits above 300000 with total construction valued at more than half a million dollars under way in the city. Heat gripped the nation as 100 degree temperatures scorched the region. Baytown saw scattered thundershowers. Sgt Lee Stephens of Godse Creek arrived safely in Australia. his parents were notified. Dr A M Clarkson and Pat Kirby of the state health department were guests of Mr and Mrs S G Moore.
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Sgt
Lee Stephens
Godse Creek
Australia
W. A. Stephens
A. M. Clarkson
Pat Kirby
State Department of Health
S. G. Moore
Did You Know Fact Pack On Wildlife And Coffee Oil
A brief excerpt notes that moose and elk struggle to thrive near civilization and may disappear except in remote areas or under special protection. It adds that coffee leaves a bitter oil requiring scrubbing from pots after use and that the bluebottle fly completes its life cycle in about a week.
Kremlin Moves During U S Election Year
Washington column by Drew Pearson argues Moscow times actions to influence American politics. It details claims of Soviet hydrogen bomb developments, shifts in French and European politics, Korea truce dynamics, and pressures on Iran and Greece, linking them to U S electoral concerns and Western alliances. The piece criticizes American policy and public distraction during the Chicago conventions while highlighting geopolitical risks and ally fragility.
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Washington
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U.S.A
Europe
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Hitler
Japan
Mediterranean
China
Roosevelt
Brussels
Cordell Hull
France
England
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Bruno Pontecoryso
de Gaulle
Chicago
Korea
Quotations From Great Neere What do advertisers say on TV
Fragmented quotation heavy clipping mentions advertisers television and references to Beverly Baxter Elvening Standard with unclear political content. Mentions Democratic and General Douglas Yak in disjointed phrases. Reads as a garbled archival snippet without a clear news event or date.
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Elvening Standard
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