Democrats Favor Prosperity To Win In 1952 Editorial View
The piece notes editors and President Truman argue voters reward parties during good times. It cites past elections from 1912, 1924, and 1904 to show that economic conditions often correlated with party fortunes, yet exceptions exist when third parties or campaign quality altered outcomes. It discusses Dewey and Taft era contrasts.
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Harrison
Dewey
Editors Foresee Conservatives Winning Britain Election
Roundtable polls show Conservatives leading Labor by about 12 points with a likely parliamentary majority. several editors warn Bevan could return Labour with higher welfare or a left-leaning program. Others foresee a turning point toward closer European ties and continued social change under Attlee’s legacy.
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Britain
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevin
ST. Louis
LAYING THE FOUNDATION WHAT HAPPENED TO Warren Edwards
A fragmented Sun column recalls Warren Edwards and friends plotting a prank in Danubria with SMU triumphs and a fumbled play near the goal. The piece moves through reflections on loyalty, decisions, and a humorous hospital cameo with Judge Feid.
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Sta Qpio State University
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Longevity Tales And A Wise Old Cow Voice
A rambled column muses on aging and worry as a Rochester man puffs cigars, drinks beer, and plays cards at 100 while another centenarian credits abstinence. The speaker debates whether longevity follows rules, concludes not to fret, and hints that wisdom beats strict regimes.
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Rochester- New York
Edward “Hsig
Laugh Lines From Banter Atop The Hill
A light comic about a man crediting his wife with his success. A friend wonders if she inspires, the man explains promotions and pay rises came from curiosity about limits of her income. A tourist questions long residence. the inhabitant shrugs, saying the quiet town itself keeps him busy.
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You’re Telling Me By William Rift T:
The piece reflects on youth cinema and the wait for TV to offer a better popcorn substitute. It notes a science tidbit about the discovery of a new tasteless red berry and questions its value.
Reviewing Stand Chronicles a Looming Courtroom Tale
A frenzied letter lists figures from racing and media, naming McLemore Corum Andrade and a long list of socialites and clubs. It claims plans to place photos with Postmaster and lampoons betting misadventures tied to a filly named Saucy and a failed Aqueduct wager. The tone blends gossip, threats, and personal grievances without clear, verifiable events.
Pocketknives and smear sheets in Senate debates
Senators Welker and Weiker handle pocketknives offered by Schrade Watton Cutlery while debating outlawing switch blades. The piece also reports on a Maine smear campaign against Eisenhower linked to Senator Brewster, and notes gifts to Navy Commander Floyd after Defense Department orientation conferences.
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Bricker doubts Taft run for Ohio governor if Taft seeks president
Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio says he does not believe Charles Taft would run for governor if Senator Taft is a presidential candidate. He warns that two Tafts seeking high office would invite criticism.
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Celebrities Roil New York in Hectic Night On Town
Gossip page chronicles Mickey Rooney turning 31 amid groans and jokes, Bert Lahr's phone woes post hit show, Pat Donnelly’s wedding baby news, and Sugar Ray Robinson’s ring-event quip. Carriage of high profiles includes Diana Dietrich, Duke Ellington, Nat King Cole, and Yul Brynner giving to charity while Broadway buzz runs through Embers, Lindy’s, and Carnegie Hall scenes.
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the King
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Charles Denny
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Looking Backward From The Song Five Years Ago Headline
Five years ago today headlives include a crimes trial and protests in Yugoslavia while Miss Lorene Janak of Cedar Bayou wed at First Methodist Church Houston. Miss Grace Orban and Serjean Levergue married at St Josephs in parish house.
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Try And Stop Me by TIM TURNER reports 04 any man
A fragment from TIM TURNER discusses USC students and a German exchange group in New York and Chicago. It notes American bandits roaming and mentions an Arizona sighting of a cowboy, later revealing an Indian trading post with natives listening to the radio. The piece hints at cultural misperceptions.
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the & Pital
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Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge From Central Press Feaiuit
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