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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
3
Washington notes Eisenhower's friends criticize his slow campaign start while he delays public attacks and issues. Opponent Stevenson also lags before next week's nationwide speeches, with a noted past example from Dewey in 1948 showing late campaign momentum.
Civitan Club directors met Monday night at the Decatur Iron and Steel offices to review arrangements for a school sight testing program for Decatur children this fall and to outline plans for sponsoring a college football game in Decatur. One major college team has reportedly agreed to play locally, with a search for an opponent underway.
The Nashville Banner urges Dwight D. Eisenhower's election as President in a front page editorial. The piece notes Eisenhower’s campaign dynamics with Nixon Dewey and Taft, and mentions Warren and regional stops as part of the GOP bid in the 1952 race.
Joe T. Robinson, chair of the Morgan County PMA committee, announces Community PMA elections Sept 9 1952 in 28 farm communities. Farmers will elect three community committee members a county convention delegate and alternates. Any owner operator tenant or sharecropper involved in ACP programs may vote. Committeemen will guide farmers in identifying conservation needs and utilizing ACP support services in 1953.
The Nashville Banner urged Dwight D. Eisenhower’s election after praising his unity and faith message delivered at an American Legion convention in New York. The editorial asserts Eisenhower would restore unity and faith, noting the Banner’s endorsement adds to seven of eight state newspapers in the four largest cities.
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