Pollsters Right Idea Too Cautious In 1952 Election
Washington reports that pollsters largely predicted a tight race with Eisenhower ahead, yet failed to foresee a landslide. Gallup, Roper, Crossley, and Princeton Research Service showed Ike leading by varying margins as of mid October, while noting undecided voters could swing the outcome.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Thomas E. Dewey
Elmo Roper
Stevenson
Archibald M. Crossley
Princeton Research Service
Eissenhower
Harris Becomes Father Again in Kentucky
In Harlan Kentucky Jack Harris 62 welcomed his twenty second child. It marked the sixth for his fifth wife who is 28 years old.
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Harlan, Ky
Jack Harris
Linn County GOP Supervisors Win Reelection
Incumbent Linn County Republicans Mar tin Wiley and Miles Sutera were elected to new terms, defeating Democrats Augest H. Brehm and Glenn Ferguson respectively. Wiley won full three year term ending 1956 and Sutera secured both short and long terms. Hood remains the lone Democrat on the courthouse board.
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Linn County
Wew
Martin Wiley
Miles P. Sutera
Wiley
Wiley Pans
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
College
Fairfax Townships
Sasarvier Sutera
Sutera
Glenn Ferguson
Mt. Vernon
Ferguson
Bertram
Putnam
Linn
Marion
Monroe
Franklin
Henry J. Hood
Europeans hail Eisenhower win as old friend's victory
European leaders and officials react to Dwight D. Eisenhower's victory. A Paris foreign ministry spokesman praises his continued collaboration with Western powers and emphasizes the spirit of SHAPE era cooperation. Former French premier Reynaud lauds Ike's "great glory" and the broad American support, while Labour figures offer mixed reactions, highlighting divisions in Britain.
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Free Europe
Eisenhower
Paul Reynaud
Ike
Britain
Churchill
Elizabeth II
Foreign Office
America
Eisenhower Victory Draws Global Reactions in 1952
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports mixed international responses to Eisenhower’s win. British leaders privately praise his wartime leadership and SHAPE ties, while Sir Hartley Shawcross notes Ike’s global experience. Critics warn of risks to sanity and economic stability worldwide.
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Bevanite Tribune
Eisenhower
Hartley Shawcross
Labor
Fifty Years Since Rural Free Delivery Anniversary
Caldwell Kansas marked the fiftieth anniversary of the first rural free delivery in Kansas. The Wichita Eagle reported on July 18, 1902 that sixty two rural mail carriers operated in Summer county in the nation’s largest such enterprise ever conducted.
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Caldwell
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Oklahoma
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Summer County
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