Eisenhower to Deliver State of the Union Amid Government Strain
The president will present the State of the Union tomorrow as Congress faces tax bill pushback and agriculture debates. Observers note the administration must curb opposition and sustain control to advance a workable program. The piece emphasizes the moment as a test of Eisenhower’s leadership and the nation’s will.
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Congress
White House
Treasury
Agriculture
Benson
Department
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Opportunity for Greatness in National Cooperation
An advertisement from Warner and Swasey argues Americans should unite to cooperate across society. It envisions managers investing in new machinery, workers using them efficiently, and profits shared with workers, consumers, and owners. Government would boost prosperity through lower taxes aligned with factory efficiency.
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Warner and Swasey
America
Government auto swap fuels Defense procurement debate
Washington report notes a parade car swap involving General Motors tied to the Wilson confirmation crisis. It also outlines three hurdles in defense contracting, including bid rules and renegotiation, with GM holding $5.4 billion in current orders and ongoing deportation case burdens left to Brownell.
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Washington
Nea
Pentagon
Senate
General Motors
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Chrysler
Detroit
Pennnsylvania Avenue
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar
Freeman
Mutual Security Administration
Department of Defense
War Production Board
Senate War Investigating Committee
Harry S. Truman
WPB
Truman Committee
Paul Hoffman
Truman
Wilson
Re Negotiation Board
United States
James P. McGranery
Herbert Brownell
Convertibility and tariffs debate in US foreign policy
The piece argues against tariff cuts and convertibility as tools of British policy. It contends Europe seeks to lower US tariffs to narrow the dollar gap while Britain blocks sterling and pressures devaluation. It cites 1951 trade figures, denounces neo mercantilism, and warns of inflation from dollar devaluation.
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Great Britain
United States
William McKinley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sterlng
Winston Churchill
NATO
France
Holland
Czechoslovakia
London
United Tes
Great Commission Echoes to Gentiles Across Early Christian World
The article traces the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem through the Greco Roman world. It highlights Peter's vision at Joppa and Cornelius's household as signs God accepts all peoples, and Paul's journeys with Barnabas and later Silas expanding to Philippi. Lydia of Thyatira emerges as a key convert who hosts the church, fostering Gentile-Jewish fellowship and “colonies of heaven.”
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Mark
Jerusalem
Simon Peter
Joppa
Simon the Tanner
Capt
Cornelius
Caesarea
Peter
Paul
Barnabas
Asia
Silas
Apostle
Macedonia
Philippi
Turkey
Luke
Lydia
Thyatira
Heaven
Christ
Well Cut My Bangs And Call Me Mamie
Walter Winchell surveys New York theater and social chatter, noting Celebrity quotes and corky captions from cafe society. He highlights Rita divorces, Pinza in We Sing, Roz Russell in Wonderful Town and the Runyon Fund event at Madison Square Garden with front-row suites.
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Mamie
Cafe Society
ABC
Melhone
Walter Kiernan
Bobby Clark
Bert Lahr
Saroyan
E Medico
Esquire Mag
lHimf
Kay Starr
Jean Alexander
Rita
Ali
Diana Harrington
Pinza
Chaliapin
Stan Kenton
Roz Russell
Town
Countess of
Chambrun
FDR
Longworth
Anne Jeffreys
Bob Sterling
the Waldorf
Chase Hotel
St. Louis
Arlene Dahl
Baby Dahl
Borey
Jee
Olin
Mikes
Made Ison Square Garden
St. Pat's
Runyon Fund
Hotel Astor
Daily Mirror
Essex Hotel
St. Moritz
Astor
Stork Club
Lindy’s
Reuben’s
Dems say U S ran out of poor people in 1952 critique
Washington column notes the Democratic Party blames economic reforms for losing voters while lampooning the Knowland family parakeet and senator Williams. It also satirizes Jesse Donaldson's pension and the DNC Digest's jokes on politics. The piece closes with a quip about reaching young people with the message.
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J. Russell Knowland Jr
William Knowland
California
Knowland
Brother Bill
Oakland
Knowlands
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Digest
Washington
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