Taft Candidacy Shifts Democratic Votes In Debate
The editorial argues Taft’s Republican bid could win Democratic support depending on his campaign and platform. It outlines Taft’s three planks restoration of liberty, honesty in government, and rethinking foreign policy to curb communism. The piece suggests Eisenhower may draw more Democratic votes, and Taft’s stance could sway cross‑party support.
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Robert A. Taft
Taft
Truman
Eisenhower
Senator Dirksen
Warren
Ohio
Ourself
Associated Press
U.S
Korea
Europe
Harding
East
South
Dwight W. Eisenhower
Ike
Army
Navy
White House
Sui
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
New York
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Tribute To A Great Octogenarian Grissom
A Greensboro tribute reprints O J Coffin on William Grissom praised for public service and integrity. The piece defends Grissom against a mocking Sunday story, recalling his long career as a revenue collector and his unwavering honesty, dedication, and public spirit despite age.
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William Grissom
Greensboro Daily News
O. J. Coffin
the News
Coffin
Daily News
Gilliam Grissom
Gilliam
Truman Rebukes Georgie Porgie Over Memorial Library Plan
Washington scene centered on President Truman rebuking Georgie Porgie Allen over a proposed Truman Memorial Library funding scheme. The piece portrays Allen’s reaction and mocks the plan as tax dodging, noting D. R. Sullivan of the AFL NA L Carrier's on loan as ECA labor consultant in Greece and lampooning Athens' postwar growth.
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Dent Truman
Georgie Porgie
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Truman
Joseph Short
Allen
White House
Harry
Mr. Allen
Harry S. Truman
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Mr. Truman
Moscow
Joseph E. Davies
Economic Cooperation Administration
D. R. Sullivan
AFL National Association of Letter Carriers
Sullivan
Greece
Athens
ECA
Building Wake Forest College ground breaking marks Baptist support
The Wake Forest College ground breaking in Winston-Salem signals a major step in a planned construction and funding program by Baptists and allies in North Carolina. The piece also surveys political forecasts for 1952, warns of bootleg alcohol adulteration in Kentucky and Tennessee, and features light notes on Fred Allen and a Collier's veteran's quote.
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Truman
Wake Forest College
Winston- Salem
Baptists
North Carolina
Elizabeth and Philip May Take Jewels In New York
A brimming society column reports Elizabeth and Philip planning to take home jewels and royal silverware, amid rumors of royal returns by boat. The piece ties in Hollywood figures, political figures, and social events, noting other celebrity reconciliations and scandals, with widespread gossip about marriages, divorces, and legal notices.
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Washington
Dept of Justice
The
Daily Worker
FBI
N. Y
Sen. Taft
New York
Union League Club
Elizabeth
Philip
Candidates in the 1952 Republican race summarize Eisenhower Taft Warren and others
Analyzes 1952 Republican prospects with Eisenhower undecided. Taft leads with Ohio strength, Dewey weak, Warren a potential rival, Stassen ambitious, Hoffman rising as influence grows. Delegates favor organization politicians. Ike must declare by 1952 start or exit. MacArthur could gain influence if Ike commits.
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Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Warren
California
Harold Stassen
Tom Dewey
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Ford
Harry Truman
Truman
Organization
Marquis Childs
Doris Freeson
Republican Party
Dewey
Senate
House
New York State
Taft
Ohio
New Deal
Willkie
Henry Luce
Luce
Republican
Dirksen
Stassen
Douglas Macarthur
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Iogal
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Collier's
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Lords of Laughter
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Broderick Crawfords
Mickey
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Mr. Big
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Boston
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Virgin Isle
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Standard Oil
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Harry Jamie
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Helen Murphy
WMGM
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Seattle
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Tarrytown
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Herb Shriner
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N. Y. Times
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