How Adlai Stevenson Stands On Major Issues
Editorials assemble Stevenson quotes on foreign policy Korea China Civil Rights corruption Taft Hartley Social Welfare and health insurance. He defends UN NATO Four program aid, supports fair employment laws, calls for Federal action if states fail, urges health coverage with doctor independence, and proposes platform modifications.
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Adlai Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Party
International Organization
United Nations
NATO
Korea
China
Illinois
Telling Mel by William Ritt in Chicago’s Cow Palace
The piece notes Chicago convention hall hosting as a cow palace with Aitch Kay citing no bull. Grandpappy Jenkins from Pittsburgh recalls TV viewing and smoke filled room scenes. It contrasts with United States liner breaking transatlantic speed record to beat Queen Mary. Olympic games loom as a backdrop.
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Chicago
Aitch Kay
Grandpappy Jenkins
Pittsburgh
United States
Verse from Corinthians Cautions Against Sins
A biblical verse from First Corinthians warns that thieves covetous drunks revilers and extortioners will not inherit the kingdom of God. The line highlights moral conduct and divine judgment in a religious context.
Looking At Life on England Hen That Laid 375 Eggs
A wire dispatch satirically notes Duplicate, an 11 month old English hen, laying 375 eggs in 170 days. The British Ministry of Agriculture plans tests while a later report recalls Jennifer the hen who died from overwork. The piece critiques government meddling and overreaching, drawing GOP-era fault lines with humor.
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England
Ren
Alrfred Hutchins
Chichester
Heaine
Hendon
Suffolk. Com
United States
Ministry of Agriculture
Min R of Agriculture
Her Majesty’s Ministry
Jennifer
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
A biographical sketch traces Ted Dean from 1929 law practice to joining a Michigan manufacturer in Grand Rapids with a $240 monthly start. He rose to five figure salaries handling personnel and labor relations, then moved to Dallas as an independent adviser for two firms, guiding labor settlements and industrial peace.
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Ted
Feelers
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Dallas
Estab
Orto 2
Ted Dean
Ward
Grea
Baytown Sun Personal and Business Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff such as editor and publisher Lydia Gould and advertising manager Beulah Mae Jackson. It notes subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, with monthly and annual prices, and includes standard postal terms and the second class matter notice for Baytown Post Office.
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Deedly Hhey
Ranhel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
sSraveetanes Ss
Lydia Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Carner
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Loyalty Oath Sparks Tense Democratic Convention Row
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports bitter clashes within the Democratic convention over the loyalty oath and Southern delegates seating. Key figures include Governor Jimmie Byrnes and Senator Harry Byrd, with moderates steering spokesmanship by Stennis Holland Johnston and others. News covers money and influence around delegates, including Kerr's emissary and travel tickets, plus seating disputes and party power dynamics.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Chicago
South Carolina
Jimmie Byrnes
Sen
Harry Byrd
Virginia
John Stennis
Mississippi
Spessard Holland
Florida
Qim Johnston
Congress
Walter George
Georgia
George
Franklin Roosevelt
Inter
Allan Shivers
Robert S. Kerr
Kansas
Bob George
California
Elauver
Idaho
Lavera Swope
Ira Masters
Kerr
Dole
Periscope to see surface while submerged and more
Answers include the periscope as the submarine observation device. A sachem is a Native American chief. Joan of Arc was canonized in 1920. Mulberry leaves feed silkworms. The column lists Charles Major and George Cukor among others.
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Joan of Ace
Charles Major
Edwin Caskoden
George Cukor
Fish Or Animal Debate On Whale Origin
Reporters clash over whether whales are fish or animals as whaling persists. Gjiperg notes today’s efforts mirror past rounds while crews circle a whale school. Finback whales reach up to 80 feet and around 86 tons, with Norwegians consuming whale as steaks and sausages.
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Gjiperg
Whale steak debate stirs press club menus and market hopes
Quotations from Harman W. Nichols on whale meat stir debates at the National Press Club over whether whale is fish or mammal while Norwegian whaling expands. Kristian Gilbert aims for two million pounds, with U.S. demand potential up to five million. Other quotes cover politics, economy, diplomacy, and culture from Washington to London.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
National Press Club
Vatican
Kristian Gilbert
Everet M. Dirksen
President's Mother Dies and Other Headlines
Mrs. Martha Ellen Truman mother of the president died as he rushed to her bedside. Goose Creek vandals struck again with brick-throwing and burglaries reported at Havis Grocery and Colony Stores near Crosby. Three young boys wrecked four Baytown homes before police caught them. Miss Jane Ricks married LH. Greer in Memorial Baptist Church study by Rev. A. L Jordan.
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Forrestal
Goose Creek
Martha Ellen Truman
Baytown
Havis
Wooster
Colony
Crosby
Jane Ricks
LH. Greer
A. L Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
In The Lyons Den by Leonard Paris Gazette Sports Desk
Toeie Budge arrives in Paris for championship matches and plans to travel to London as officials limit pros on sidelines. Michel Gordey discusses his Russia trip and Popov’s drink offer, while social notes highlight Tony Pulitzer at a charity event with the Duke of Windsor and a dramatic arts miscue.
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Paris
Michel Gordey
Soir
Moscow
Gordey
Russia
G “Culde
Wg Popov
Popov
France
Cognas
Tony Pulitzer
Ty Marigny
Duke
Duty Windsor
Pulitzer
Try And Stop Me 4 DOCTOR in Mindlay
A fragmented column jokes about a doctor quoted as saying forty births may go smoothly, yet a patient fears the routine with parents. It mentions a midsummer cooling soda in Indiana and a Texas storm cutting Telephone wires, plus a political election and a long time with a New Hampshire watch.
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Polieres Sea
Ponnie
Petis
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