Ike Wins Big: Unpacked It Was a Change Vote
Washington staff sizes up the 1952 election detailing Ike's appeal on peace prosperity low taxes and anti corruption. Stevenson stressed a 20 year Democratic record but failed to match Ike on delivering what Americans wanted. Ike's Korea pledge and war hero status sealed the win as the contest ended before voting.
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United Press
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Korea
Washington
Eisenhower
Adlai FE. Stevenson
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Ing
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Europe
Russia
Beware Coughs Following Flu After the flu is over and gone the cough may become chronic bronchitis if neglected
An advertisement claims after flu, lingering coughs can worsen into chronic bronchitis and promotes Creomulsion as a prompt remedy that soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and loosens phlegm, promising refunds if unsatisfied.
Truman Keeps Bedtime For Election Night Traditions
President Truman retired early on election night after voting at Independence Missouri with his wife and daughter. Staff listened to returns with gloom while private election figures drifted in from the presidential train, signaling a quieter end to a hard fought campaign.
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Organized Labor's Special Influence Appears Ended
Washington reports organized labor's era of strong influence in government ends as Eisenhower's victory suggests unions cannot reliably deliver worker votes. CIO leader Jack Kroll calls Eisenhower a president for all Americans while unions expect a shift away from Roosevelt Truman era partisanship and Taft Hartley reforms.
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North Carolina halfbacks hurt as Duke faces Navy
NC State refines its aerial attack and readiness for Washington and Lee clash while NC Tar Heels cope with injuries to Billy Hawks Bob White and Ken Keller. Duke braces for Navy with Smith brothers limited and Caudle Piney put at halfback after Georgia Tech game.
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Red) Smith
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Five Million Ahead Ike Contends for 1952 Bid
The piece surveys Eisenhower’s rising prominence after losing the Massachusetts Senate race to John F. Kennedy. It notes potential cabinet roles, GOP debates over communism and corruption, and rival claims from Dewey Stassen Taft and others, with Taft supporters seeking fair placements.
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Caps Mark End of Duty With U.S. 1st Marine Air Wing
Caps hung above the Officers Club door tell the story of a combat tour completed by service members in Korea. An Air Force captain on his last mission was shot down by anti aircraft fire, leaving his cap with captain’s bars and wings as a memorial. Nearly 50 caps from all services now mark each completed duty and pending orders home.
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West Europe Looks to Eisenhower For Allied Policy
Western Europe expects Dwight D. Eisenhower to carry on Truman era cooperation and aid for a joint defense against communism. Churchill and foreign offices praise his experience as Atlantic pact commander guiding Europe toward a realistic European policy and strong Franco American ties.
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Raccoons Feed At Schuster Home Near Metropolitan Park
Free loading raccoons roam from the woods to the yard of Mr. and Mrs. George Schuster near Metropolitan Park in Cleveland Ohio. They feast on stale bread apples pears and peanuts the Schusters provide for them.
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Urges Jail Sentences for Tax Criminals by Gangsters
Virgil Peterson, director of the Chicago Crime Commission, urged prison terms for income tax violators among gangsters. He said, hand out a few jail sentences like Al Capone got, and mobsters will lose their complacency.
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Penguin courtship confusions puzzle male suitors
A male penguin often cannot tell if the bird he courts is a female or a male posing as a female according to the National Geographic Society.
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Wake Forest Prepares to Face TCU in Texas Showdown
Wake Forests stout defense held North Carolina State to six rushing yards as coaches drill pass protection punt coverage and aerial stops. The Deacons travel to Texas to meet Texas Christian in a high profile Saturday matchup following an opening loss at Baylor by three points.
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Nixon Victor Despite Fund Controversy
Vice President elect Richard M. Nixon survived a controversy over an 18235 expense fund and won a historic victory for the Republican ticket. Nixon praised General Eisenhower, prepared to fly to Washington for a meeting with the president elect, and spoke to cheering supporters about a victory for all the American people.
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Television schedule rundown for CBS and WBTV ports
Evening listings show a dense loop of programs across CBS and WBTV Charlotte with news, dramas, comedies, serials, and sports. Notable entries include Groucho Marx, The Great Gildersleeve, Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, and boxing bouts along with morning and daytime fare on WBTV Channel 8.
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Guiding Light
Art Linkletter
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Time Zone Adjustments and Local TV Scheduling Note
A station notes time changes by time zones and local relay shifts. It warns that last minute program changes cannot be included and lists standard offsets for EST CST and MST.
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