Editorial favors Eisenhower over Stevenson in 1952 race
An editorial argues fiscal policy and national debt favor Eisenhower, warning that Democratic promises could worsen the debt and burden taxpayers. It notes Stevenson would maintain risky policies, while both nominees exceed average leaders. The piece cites California Taxpayers Association debt figures and warns against continuing deficits under any administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pislform
California Taxpayers’ Association
Truman
Nater
GOP
Lisa Conteas Ut
McCarthy in “very good condition” after hospital operation
Senator Joseph McCarthy, a Republican firebrand, is reported in very good condition following an operation at Bethesda Hospital. The report focuses on his physical state and does not address changes in his integrity or capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCarthy
Bethesay Naga Hospital
Aly
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Microwave Relay Demonstrated by Lions Group
Barrington presents a working miniature model of a long distance relay network used for voice and telecast transmission. The display shows a direct line beam from a searchlight to illustrate how relay stations would propagate radio waves for telephone and television broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional
Chicape
Barrington
Wrong Spot Pick Leads to Fine in Ceremonial Case
Ernest Adams, 29, faced charges after an incident at Nielniodd's police station where a cerendarny fine of 1 was issued. The defendant reportedly commented on the misapplied Wrals pave timing while in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickmond
Vaiho
Fader Galeton
Ernest Adams
Nielniodd
Preemel
Stevenson and Eisenhower nominees aim for clean campaign
Ray Tucker reports from Stevenson and Eisenhower camps that both candidates intend a respectful public tone while signaling opposition through insinuations about promoters and interests. They plan to frame the race as principled rather than personal, stressing contrast with Dewey Cronan factions without burning bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Eisenshower
Aner Tao Pontidenl
Beloc
Denver
Springfield
Bissdhower
Stepaso
Buly
Uvey
Jn Alba Ucuina
Pewsey
New York
Albany
Eisenhower
Rutuiuna Eluicoman
Athan B. Summerfield
Michigan
Hae
Hover
Sherman
Adatis
New Haarpshire
Ike
Auitler
Iranian crisis drift and Red influence amid Mossadegh row
A garbled discussion traces Soviet and Communist involvement in Iranian politics around Mossadegh. It notes Kurdish and Arab nationalist currents, British and American tensions, and the risk of aligning with Moscow or internal hardliners like Kashani. The piece warns that past Communist power plays in Hungary echo in Iran’s unrest. The analysis cautions each side may leverage outsiders to gain control, risking foreign domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Seyed
Sbhol Qusin Kashani
Mossadegh
Kashani
Mosaudagh c
Mune Rare
Matyas Rakoski
Whdely
Hungary
Tinselt
Thaos
Massadegh
Raskorki
Reds
Bookers Design Foolproof Ash Tray For Smokers
Memphis inventor Austin Trousdale unveils a clever ash tray with an elevated center section to catch falling cigarette ashes. The design aims to prevent ash spills and keep surfaces clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Austin Trousdale
Asiv Trax
Fragmentary text notice with scattered names and terms
The readable content lists scattered names and unclear terms across several phrases. No coherent event, place, or date emerges from the legible segments, making any concrete summary unreliable.
Humorous Guide to Tamazungahale and Spanish Phonetics
A rambling narrative blends mock ethnography with travel notes about Tamazungahale Mesvis and Tamaguncale. It ventriloquizes mispronunciations by Americans, offers garbled phonetic tips, and laments language barriers while weaving in quirky anecdotes about tourists, locals, and a chaotic bulletin of phrases.
Presidential Row Neighbors Vie In Quiet Washington Suburb
Harman W Nichols reports in Washington on two waiting presidential candidates living near neighbors in the Spring Valley area. Sparkman and Nixon, both prominent figures, share a close-in stretch with other government leaders. Neighbors describe lawn care routines and a tense wait for November signs as the race unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teighbors
Washitan
Miller
Naily Spring Valley
John J. Sparkman
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Tilden
Uptor
Sem Estes Ker Fauyer
Tennessee
Cay
Sparkman
Toughtis Plate
California
Mra Nixon
Patricia
Nixons
Pat
Jule
Seca
Bath
Spaad Om Nixon
Aaldvers
Navy to Oppose Draw Bridges North Bay Crossings
San Francisco bay crossings north of Winters Point shipyard or south of Mare Island would require Navy lift span or locks. The San Francisco Bay Area council announced the Navy department opposes such construction. Council member Waste said he received a letter from Secretary of the Navy and noted Navy altitude misproposals for earth works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Winters Pont Shipyard
Mare Island
Navy Department
San Francisco Bay Area Council
Teday
Council Viet
Larg Wor
Waste
Ning Diu AL Rimsall
Impos
Kunal i Imine
Christmas season boosts toy and gift trade across firms
The article notes manufacturers ramp up gift item production and advertising as Christmas demand rises, with toy sales projected near 800 million dollars this year, up from 720 million in 1951. It discusses broader consumer trends, Wall Street firms, and evolving retail promotions ahead of the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeter
Wall Street
Iowa
Ennipinios
Permaiy Fee Arasa
Herprises
Shealfer Pen Company
Frrt
Madiani Ea
Shyul
Sheaflweig
Jawa
Jin
Javstein
Mbog
Johnson's
Stevenson Personal Plank Endorses U S Korea War Effort
Adlai Stevenson writes an artistic piece favoring U S intervention in Korea published in Foreign Affairs. He argues containment of Soviet aims, supports the administration's Korea policy, and suggests a broader battle against communism would benefit alliance security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
U.S
Korea
Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
Adlai B. Stevensoan
Stewenson
Foreign Artitus
New York
Truman
Buktein Ploform
Administration Athieids
Steywriseht
Koei
Campaign Des Hain
Gen Bight Eisenhower
Republiernphink
Masthenoyhe Magizine
Masthenoyhe Magizine Lista
Eisenhower
United Press
Forman Affairs
Rnsidiind Miemageelne
Mion
Perhaty
Karen Torsper
Ile
Iit
Hollywood Film Shop and Star Power Reflected in Box Office Hype
The piece previews upcoming box office glamour with Hugo Hass predicting Cleo Moore as a leading co star in Columbia's Strange Page Nation. It recalls Theda Bara and Mae West as comparisons for star allure while noting the evolving temptations of screen romance and public reaction across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cook
United Press
Ollywood
Hugo Hass
Cire
Cleo Moore
Hass
Columbs
Stranag
Cleo
Plada
Die Lim Halaf
Tiass
Theda Bara
Pina Neat
Marie Dorr
Hantow
Mae West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rey Rabbage
Denier Cor
Gerrmany
Italy
Russia
Lions
Ashlard
Midway
Karvington
Paci Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Prameises
Ahrnueh
Bell Telephone Lahmatevies
Soder
Ayward
Lweerae
Wight Unis
Bil Williams
Ray Tucker
Stevensor
Crumanism
Adlai
Dewey-Aldvinh
Governsiment
Siid Theswin
Wea
Han
Rose
Ingen
White House
Chicago
Wyman
Trumatt
Democratic Party
McGulley
Stary
Iimes Pripilin
Musicbins! Czar
Sway
Harrie
Pelville
Hayes Man
Marning
Mtys
Harvinany
Elatians
Franklin F. Roosevelt
Wall
Phil Newsom
Roosevelt
Iran
Promin Abiaied Qavamar Ji
Tomer
Mohameed Mussadehy
Missadegh
Necessa
Tram
Premee
Avany
Britain
Disput
Massiadegh
Hayward
Sioner
Katharine Ithacy Hepburn
Patre
Etolen
Sterling Paul Fantaid
Lirehath Seoth
Lee Ere Eas
API
Petar Lawford
Kangaroo
Hind
Eutreaty Rohmn
Anibal
Xemarioat
Rrananx Phillius Tex
Wile
Dicale
Whadowie Shaler Memmi Prac
Inles al
Wiebere Colar—Devay
Heaton Neagng Nosstern
Viat Tet
Henry McLemore
Tamazunghale
Moxin
Mesvis
Marcelalion
Che Liny Brown Fox
Nisan
United
Nike
Mrmaraels
D Tobie
Elie
Tamaguncale
Ohio
Ivars
Sparkmans
Mel Tazewell
Sheppherd
Senator
Flesh & Fury
America
University of Illinois Business Management Service
Hollywood Film Shop
Sun
Bancheros
Coca Cola
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!