Editorial by Biossaat on 1952 Campaign Issues
The piece urges moving beyond the old New Deal Fair Deal clash and notes that the 1952 campaign should address new global and economic problems. It cites Lubell’s view of shifts from domestic battles to free world versus Soviet communism, inflation, defense costs, and the need for courage to tackle these questions.
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Truman
Congress
The
People
Roosevelt
Hitler
Taft
Samuel Lubell
Mr. Truman
Lubell
White House
Kefauver Builds Up Record in Taking Stand on All Questions
Senator Estes Kefauver's first 100 days on the campaign trail show a steady stance on issues. He has opposed some New Deal lines, backed farm parity, favored more hospital and education aid, and supported both military and economic aid to Europe. He draws scrutiny over civil rights positions and a past Atlantic Union sponsorship, while calling for a federal crime commission and ongoing price and wage controls.
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Kefauver
Washington
NEA
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard Russell
Florida
Atlantic Union
Senate
Chicago
FEPC
Enator
Clarence Streit
Union
Idea
Europe
U. S
Truman
Korea
Feast of Chrysanthemums celebrated in Japan in October
Inquiries list Japan as the country for the Feast of Chrysanthemums, noting it is observed in October. The dialogue also mentions Henry Bergh and Franz Schubert in brief biographical questions and answers about recognition and activism.
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Japan
Moderna Humane Movement
United States
Henry Bergh
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
New York City
Franz Schubert
Bonham Daily Favorite Public Notice Note
Notice to the public requests corrections of erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations and credits United Press as the source for news dispatches published herein. The Bonham Daily Favorite is published by Bonham Publishing Co with T Frank Stewart as president publisher and is mailed as second class matter.
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Political Calendar of Democratic Primaries Announced
A list of candidates announces bids for offices in the upcoming Democratic primaries on July 26 and August 23. Included are War Congress district candidates Sam Rayburn and Regan Brown, state and local officials, and county posts with re elections and precinct designations.
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War Congress
Sam Rayburn
Regan Brown
Question and Answer Quiz Snippets on History and Facts
A historical quiz item compiles questions and brief answers about topics from 1803 Shelby County governance to Washingtons presence at the White House cornerstone, ocean depth, voting citizenship, Daniel Boone, Mormon temple timing, sap tapping, dog champion points, and global agriculture.
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Salt Lake City
Officers Stabbed In Effort Arrest Dope Peddlers
Two federal narcotics agents were stabbed while attempting to buy marijuana from Wilber Moore a laundry worker in Houston on June 6 Moore and an accomplice drew knives when suspects grew suspicious failing to locate buried narcotics and fleeing Moore was later arrested at his home while the accomplice escaped
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Houston
Wilber Moore
Moore
Houston Ports Meet Opens as Houston Heads 44 Million Tons
Houston officials say the Port of Houston moved 44 million tons of cargo last year and reports seven percent ahead of 1961 as the Texas Ports Association inland meeting begins in Fort Worth. WF Heavey, general manager, notes Brownsville to Orange cities compose the association.
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Houston
Texas Ports Association
Mort Worth
Texas
Brownsville
Orange
WF Heavey
Texas Census Totals for 1950 Published in Small Red Book
Dallas reports the 1950 Census totals for Texas, including state, county, and township counts, plus urban areas and city wards. The compact volume, priced at 30 cents, is available from the Commerce Department and will remain popular until 1960.
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Dallas
U.S. Department of Commerce
Commerce Street
Texas
Commerce
Ernest Tutt
5000 Men From 4st Division to Be Sent Overseas
The Army says about 5,000 soldiers from the 31st Infantry Division will be shipped overseas this summer as replacements. Half to Europe and half to the Far East. The 31st Division is a National Guard unit from Alabama and Mississippi, training at Camp Atterbury, Indiana.
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Washington
Army
31St Infantry
Europe
Alabama
Mississippi
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
36th Division In Maneuvers At North Fort Hood
The 86th Texas National Guard Infantry Division trains at North Fort Hood in teamwork drills and firing practice. A demolition demonstration is planned with Governor Allan Shivers and Lt Gen John A Hulton among dignitaries. Parading for Governor Shivers is expected with Major General Ho Miller and Ainsworth in the reviewing stand.
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North Fort Hood
86Th
Texas National Guard Infantry
Allan Shivers
John A. Hulton
Palacios
Hulen
Three Bandits Hold Up Poker Game Near Waco
Three men robbed a poker game near Waco and killed a 66 year old Hearne resident Albert Sowma. The robbers masked with stockings and red face paint fired on players and fled with about 78 dollars after tying the victims. James Johnson of Hearne was wounded but not seriously injured. Sheriff C C Maxey investigated.
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Waco
Albert Lowma
Hearne
Texas
James Johnson
Ase
Poodle Dog Hair-Do Causes School Hair Debate
In Chicago on June 5 a 14 year old student with a Mohawk hairstyle was expelled from class as teachers feared disruption. Buddy’s family supports the look while officials want him to shave, hoping for calm before summer.
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Chicago
Buddy
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