Strangest Campaign Yet Shapes Dixiecrat Split
The article notes a Dixiecrats for Eisenhower push alongside a Democratic for Stevenson effort, with Bishop and colored churchmen endorsing Eisenhower for federal fair employment practices. It observes cross endorsements across states and hints at shifting Southern support as South Carolina voters approach an official convention decision.
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South Carolina
Denver
Ike
General Eisenhower
Stevenson
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Shivers
Texas
Tidelands
Ada
Senate
Reynolds Coliseum losses temper critique of charges
A Raleigh editorial notes public criticism of W Z Betts and Reynolds Coliseum for high fees but cites a state college audit showing a three year loss of 118000 dollars. Aims to explain operating costs and the need for public cooperation rather than harsher critique. Betts costs and bond considerations are discussed.
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Reynolds Coliseum
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Raleigh
W. Z. Betts
Anvil Chorus
William Neal Reynolds
Coliseum
Betts
Coliseum Corporation
Politicians Told to Stop Quoting Scripture in Campaign Appeals
Nell Battle Lewis criticizes political speeches that quote Bible verses linking faith to policy. She cites Stevenson at the Chicago convention and compares with Eisenhower, noting denominational differences and Stevenson’s divorce status as political factors. The piece seems to argue that politics blends belief, background, and chance in shaping outcomes.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Stevenson
Chicago
Nell
Eisenhower
Unitarian Church
al Smith
Harry Truman
Georgia
Missouri
Presidential race underscored by admin experience gaps
In Washington the NEA notes both Eisenhower and Stevenson have broad administrative credentials while their running mates Nixon and Sparkman lack executive government experience. Voters worry about a president or vice president lacking tested administration ability in case of death or disability.
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NEA
Eisenhower
Stevenson
U. S
Richard Nixon
California
Sen
John v
Alabama
Congress
Sparkman
McCarran Report Highlights IPR Proposals and Influences
The McCarran committee’s extensive inquiry into the Institute of Pacific Relations portrays a pattern of elite backing, front campaigns, and subversive aims. It accuses officials like Owen Lattimore and John Carter Vincent of aiding Soviet objectives and urges possible perjury investigations, while noting IPR ties to the State Department and alumni influence. The piece critiques political baggage around civil rights planks and frames postwar policy shifts amid a charged Washington scene.
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Institute of Pacific Relations
McCarran Committee
IPR
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Owen Lattimore
John Carter Vincent
United States
Department of Justice
State Department
Russia
China
Treasy Department
Alger Hiss
Truman
Wall Street Bets Adlai as MalikPlans and More Headlines
A mash of society notes and political bets from New York and Washington. Wall Street favors Eisenhower while bookies see Stevenson value, with hints of Adlai Stevenson and Truman hopes. Updates on celebrities, royalty, and theater figures fill the page alongside political chatter and a government anti gouging suit.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adlai
Ike
Truman
Power of a Premier and mortuary notes in Iran and High Point
Nationalist Premier Mohammed Mossadegh gains six months of sweeping powers in Iran as Tehran's Senate weighs approval. U.S. Point Four aid totals 23.45 million dollars last January with unclear distribution. In Korea nylon armored vests may cut chest and abdomen wounds by 60 percent, but are heavy and not bulletproof. A new funeral home tour at Yow's in High Point praises space and service, while a weather note reports New York July 1952 as record hot.
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Herbert Lehman
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Alabama
Congress
Chicago
Truman
Erich Remarques
St. Clare's
Vera
Ziegfeld Girls’ Club
St&t
Liz Whitney
Dr. Cooper Person
N. Y. Hosp
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Paul Gregory
Russell-Taft
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Joyce Matthews
Pancho
Virginia Segura
Pop
LaGuardia
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Tehran
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Sam
Korea
States
America
David T. Yow
North Main Street
Yow
Foster
High Point
Yow’s
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Mrs. Yow
Dave L
Sue) Bouldin, Jr
Upstate
New York Times
Goshen
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Weather Bureau
Bureau
New York City
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