Amateur versus Professional Tactics Define 1952 Campaign Start
The piece contrasts Eisenhower relying on seasoned aides while he learns the system in Abilene and Denver with Stevenson orchestrating a professional style. It notes Eisenhower’s admission of not knowing certain details and his choice to work through party structures, while Stevenson reconfigures his team and demonstrates deft political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Abilene
Kan
Detroit
Denver
Brown Palace
Africa
Europe
Democratic National Committee
Wilson Wyatt
Louisville
Chicago
Stephen Mitchell
Labor and campaign notes ripple through 31st inter-tribal ceremony
About 10 000 attend the inter-tribal Indian ceremonial as Eisenhower backs Patrick Hurley in the Senate race against Dennis Chavez. Stevenson aides Bennett McKinney Stephen Mitchell and Wilson Wyatt respond to questions on campaign leadership. Stevenson plans talks with Kefauver and Truman, with Monroney proposing daily security briefings for both nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Patrick J. Hurley
Senate
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Stevenson
Springfield
Frank McKinney
Stephen Mitchell
Wilson Wyatt
McKinney
Truman
Mitchell
Wyatt
Gov. Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Washington
A. C. Monroney
Oklahoma
White House
Korea
Monroney
State Department
Pentagon
Rites Tuesday For F L Crowe
Funeral services for Fletcher L. Crowe 68 of Hartselle are set for 2 30 PM Tuesday at the First Christian church with Rev Bob Glenn and Rev David Askew officiating. Burial will follow at Bethel cemetery Peck of Hart selle directing. Crowe a church member and Mason died yesterday afternoon at his home. He is survived by his wife Mrs Vas i Hartsette sons daughters and siblings and four grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher L. Crowe
Hartselle
First Christian Church
Bob Glenn
David Askew
Bethel Cemetery
Peck
Crane
Masonic Lodge
Vasi —Hartsette
Jeters
J. £. Crane
Decatur
Olen Battles
Birmingham
Seldon Crowe
Irene Hardie
Lakeland
Fla
Neal Crowe
Jacksonville
Charlie Oden
Howard Evans
Carl Williams
William Smith
William Mc Clanahan
Phil M. Orr
Sew-Wrap-Go Pattern 4830 for Misses Waist Sizes
Sewing pattern 4830 offers a wrap skirt with three pieces a belt pockets and optional buttons. sizes small 24-25 medium 26-28 large 30-32 inches, requires 344 yards of 35 inch fabric for medium. pattern includes illustrated instructions and fit testing. Send thirty cents to Anne Adams at The Decatur Daily Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Treasure find uncovers wills and secret pocket in estate
A cache of tin cans and glass jars with coins was found along with a woman's corset containing a wallet holding 130 dollars. Two wills naming neighbor Earl Gray as heir to the farm were found. Register Elmer Shipley said court action will likely be needed to settle the estate title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gray
Gray
King
Register of Wills
Elmer Shipley
Farm Markets Report in Decatur Prices Listed by Commodity
Cotton middling 40.000c strict low 38.50c No 2 mile 3.10 No 2 wheat new crop onion free 195 No 2 oats new crop onion free 80c No 2 yellow ear corn 1.83 Hugs price paid in Decatur 21.50.
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Decatur
Iranian premier moves to grant unprecedented executive power
Premier Mossadegh faced Senate opposition after bitter attacks on an unlimited powers bill. Reports say he threatened resignation during a conference unless the bill passed. If enacted, Mossadegh would gain authority unseen since Iran's constitutional era and introduce a 2 percent annual tax on immovable property to stabilize the economy.
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Mossadegh
State farm outlook hinges on August rainfall
The forecast notes August usually brings rain for crops and credits timely showers with saving peanuts starting to suffer drought stress. Lowery says cotton has not been helped yet by the moisture shortage and remains stressed.
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Lowery
Rites Held Monday For Mrs. Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eliza Mollie Johnson 90 of Athens were held at Bethel Church of Christ with burial in Johnsons cemetery McConnell directing. She died Saturday night after six weeks illness leaving two daughters six sons 21 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren plus other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eliza (Mollie) Johnson
Athens
Bethel Church of Christ
Johnson’s
McConnell of
R. L. Johnson
O. G. Johnson
R. M. Johnson
You Can Be an Ambassador CARE Appeal
A public service advertisement invites readers to send ten dollars to CARE to become ambassadors who help deliver CARE packages overseas. It emphasizes boosting morale of needy people and asks readers to contribute today in cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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Hope and Freedom
The
Advertising Council
Market Summary for Nashville Cattle Hogs and Lambs
Federal market report from Nashville shows cattle steady to higher on cows and bulls, steers and heifers firm, baby beefs around 28.50, midrange steers 24.50 to 30.00, calves and feeders mixed up to 29.00, hogs largely steady with sows higher to 19.00, and sheep and lambs about steady with spring lambs 26.00 to 28.00. Top loads include 880 lb yearlings at 30.00 and 465 lb baby beeves at 28.50.
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Nashville
Tenn
Choice
North Georgia live poultry market steady to firm
USDA reports the North Georgia live poultry market steady to firm with an unsettled undertone. High demand for light offerings over 2% pounds, fair demand for smaller sizes. Dressing plants paying 31-32 for supplies delivered to their doors. Prices today list broilers under 342 pounds at 30-31 with some at 31.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Community Notes and Weather Update from Arlington
Mrs Harry Rice and children visit Arlington relatives while Mr Rice returns from Oklahoma. Tennessee river stages and temps reported by Knoxville weather bureau and TVA substation. E W McAnally to undergo major operation in Albuquerque New Mexico. Watermelon cutting planned by Austinville 4-H at 7 P M Tuesday with movies to follow. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Robert Draper from Okmulgee. Lieut James A Nelson from Eglin Field weekend guest of his parents. Central Methodist Service Guild meets at 7 30 tonight. 21 cases tried in recorder's court with DWI disorderly conduct intoxication red light reckless driving and other charges. Five room dwelling permit issued at 1910 Eighth Street SE for $4000 to H C Duke. Decatur high school cheerleaders urged to attend practice tomorrow at 10 A M.
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Recorder’s Court
Genesee area man linked to Bridgeforth death case
Deputies arrested Jackson on Wilson Avenue near the railroad three blocks east of the tracks after a caller said he strangled the Bridgeforth sister Marie. He claimed he could not remember the death and cited weekend drinking. Police investigations followed by Capt Weatherly and officers.
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Geneva
Bevels
Marie Bridgeforth
Whitmire
Jackson
Lee
Roy Peebles
Wilson Avenue
Bridgeforth
Water Street
J. T. Weatherly
Pack Self
James R. Guyse
Charles Smith
Police Department
Services Held Today For Dennis Flanagin
Funeral services were held at 11 this morning at the Landsersville Church of Christ for Dennis Flanagin 37 of Moulton I who died Saturday night at Moulton hospital. Burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. Flanagin a farmer had been ill with leukemia for about six months. Surviving are his wife two daughters a son his mother four sisters and three brothers. Also noted two Indian guides Peter and Mark were baptized in Georgia's Ocmulgee River in 1540 the first recorded baptisms in the country.
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Landersville Church of Christ
Dennis Flanagin
Moulton
Moulton Hospital
Dennis Tucker
Brown
Decatur
Flanagin
Ida Flanagin
Mary
Jean
Dennis
Peter and
Mark
Georgia
Ocmulgee River
Animals Move by Reaching and Pulling Themselves Forward
Many animals propel themselves by extending to grab a handle or support and pulling their bodies toward it. The behavior enables climbing and navigation across varied terrains. Species vary in grip and limb use, adapting motion to the environment.
First heavy hauling locomotive built in England in 1801
The record notes that the earliest locomotive used for heavy hauling is believed to have been constructed in England in the year 1801. It marks a pivotal point in railway history and industrial progress.
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England
Swim stroke history notes late 19th century spread
The crawl stroke was not known before 1900 except in the South Pacific, highlighting early regional differences in competitive swimming techniques and the gradual sharing of styles across cultures.
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South Pacific
State Patrol reports day’s accidents vs last year
State Highway Patrol compared yesterday’s accidents to the same date last year. Eight people were injured in 25 mishaps with $8,475 property damage and no fatalities. A year earlier 15 accidents caused 14 injuries, one death and $5,575 damage.
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Montgomery
State Highway Patrol
Want Ads For Sale Bed Sets
Classified notice describes a double bed with mattress and springs and a baby bed with inner spring mattress in excellent condition. Located at 1007 Grant St with new address and contact phone 2531 R.
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Grant St
In Old Turkish Courts Waitresses Served Wisecracking Guests
A note on historical Turkish courts reveals waitresses often were women who entertained guests with witty quips. These attendants blended service with comic interludes, shaping social ambiance in the era.
Australian figure brings European debut circa 1900
Dick Cavill of Australia introduced the subject to Europe around 1900 noting a new cultural link.
Watermelon Sizes Vary From Eight to Over Eighty Pounds
Watermelons appear in many varieties and can weigh from about 8 pounds when immature to more than 80 pounds at maturity, reflecting a wide range of sizes in cultivation.
Writers Strike Shuts TV Production in Hollywood
Screen Writers Guild and Authors League of America strike the Alliance of Television Film Producers after nine months of failed talks. The walkout threatens more than half of Hollywood TV programs as negotiations broke down last week. The groups seek advance payments tied to film grosses and seven year script leasing terms among other demands. The Alliance currently pays a $500 minimum for a half hour TV script.
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Hollywood
Screen Writers Guild
The
Authors League of America
Alliance of
Television Film Producers
Guild
League
Alliance
Siberia Hill Assault intensifies on western front
U N fighters bomb and clash with Chinese Communists as Siberia Hill near Panmunjom changes hands several times. U S Marines and Fifth Air Force report air battles with MiG 15s and heavy casualties on the hill, while temps surge to 104 degrees during the fighting.
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Siberia
U. N
U. S
Panmunjom
U. S. Fifth Air Force
North Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Siberia Hill
Notable Names in Ongoing Collection Work
Norman A. Sugarman of Cleveland Ohio and Edgar E. Hoppe born in Thorndale Texas are mentioned in an efficient collection context. The text notes that four fifths of the world dates are grown in Iraq.
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Norman A. Sugarman
Cleveland, Ohio
Edgar E. Hoppe
Thorndale, Tex
Iraq
Amusements Today Listings by Theater
Princess at Carson City with Randolph Scott Lucille Norman and Raymond Massey shows at 1 3 5 7 9 25. Roxy screens Danny Wilson Frank Sinatra Shelley Winters Alex Nicol with showtimes 1 30 3 29 5 28 7 27 9 26. Sunset presents The Raging Tide with Shelley Winters and Richard Conte 8 16 10 10. Strand Hartselle Flaming Feather stars Sterling Hayden Arleen Whelan Forrest Tucker at 7 00 9 00. Ranch Hartselle Toast of New Orleans with Kathryn Grayson Mario Lanza David Niven at 7 15 9 30. Hatfield Athens Lets Dance with Betty Hutton Fred Astaire at 7 15 9 20. Elite King Solomon's Mines with Deborah Kerr Stewart Granger at 2 15 4 15 6 15 8 15.
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Princess
Carson City
Randolph Scott
Lucille Norman
Raymond Massey
Roxy
Danny Wilson
Frank Sinatra
Shelley Winters
Alex Nicol
Hartselle
New Orleans
Kathryn Grayson
Mario Lanza
David Niven
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Demos
423D Military Government Company
Horace Broom
Hartsete
William S. Kirby
Fred W. Abt
Cullman
Charles Neely
423D
Camp Gordon
U.S. Army
Cain
Bank ST
Labor
F.L. Crowe
Hone Adams
Mrs. Johnson
Nashville Livestock
Carolyn Bigham
Gwyn Daniel
Charlotte
N. C
Ardmore
Okla
Man
St Roe
Yilemake
Harry Rice
Arlington
Virginia
H. W. Rice
Rice
Tennessee River
U. S. Weather Bureau
Knoxville
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Wilson
Florence
TVA
E. W. McAnally
Albuquerque
N. M
Arthur E. Hills Jr
Orvista Drive
N.W
Austinville
Robert Draper
Okmulgee, Okla
James A. Nelson
Eglin Field
B. J. Nelson
Central Methodist Church
Mrs
J. D. Bush
Son, Lucien Bush
Robert Banks
Oschner
Eighth Street
H. C. Duke
Decatur High School
Philadelphia
Mill Creek
Dick Cavill
Australia
Goidel
Richard Conte
Stephen McNally
Hatfield
Betty Hutton
Fred Astsire
Mars
Falkville
Jean Peters
Jeffrey Hunter
Constance Smith
King Solomon’s Mines
Deborah Kerr
Stewart Granger
E. Moulton St
Green
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