Carolinas Editors Split on Stevenson Eisenhower Ahead of Election
An Associated Press survey finds 41 of 60 North and South Carolina dailies responding with 11 endorsing Stevenson or leaning toward him and four backing Eisenhower. North Carolina papers favor Stevenson or lean his way, with editors in regions including Hickory, Raleigh, Lexington and Durham. South Carolina papers Florence Morning News and Spartanburg Journal favor Stevenson, while Charleston papers News and Courier and Evening Post back Eisenhower.
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South Carolina
Associated Press
Stevenson
Gen
Eisenhower
Carolinas
General
Hickory Record
Jacksonville News and Views
Lexington Disc
Raleigh News and Observer
Arboro Southerner
Reidsville Review
Washington News
Durham Herald
Shelby Star Report
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Stevenson- Sparkman
Anderson Independent
Anderson Daily Mail
Florence Morning News
Spartanburg Journal
Ihe
Charleston
News and Courier
Eve- Post
Sumter
Raleigh
Asheville
Truman Attacks Ike’s GOP bid for isolationist Congress
President Truman denounces Dwight D. Eisenhower’s call for a Republican Congress as isolationist and says peace is the era’s central issue. He cites press bias and quotes the phrase isolationist Congress, linking it to the GOP ticket and contrasting with Stevenson’s Democratic stance.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tors
Tito says Soviets unlikely to attack Yugoslavia soon
Marshal Tito told visiting Norwegian journalists he is convinced the Soviet Union is not planning an attack on Yugoslavia in the near future. He warned that any move would trigger World War III and expressed confidence in Yugoslavia’s ability to resist. He noted Western defense reliance on Yugoslavia and the strategic importance of the Adriatic and Isonzo frontier.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Europe
Western Europe
Soviet Union
Isonze
Italy
Adriatic
Russians Lift Blockade Of Berlin Highway Strip
Berlin reports say the Russians temporarily eased a road blockade between the American sector and the Allied border to permit a U S military police patrol to pass. The move follows prior Russian restrictions and uncertain whether gates will stay open.
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U. S
Dreilinden
Walter J. Donnelly
Vassily Chuikov
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East Berlin
People’s ‘Police
August Rain Lifts Tobacco Outlook in 1952 Forecast
The Agriculture Department reports August rains raise the 1952 flue-cured tobacco forecast to about 72 million pounds above last year’s level, with a 1,287 pounds per acre yield projected and regional variations across North and South Carolina.
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Agriculture Dept
Department
Old
Middle Belt
North Carolina
South Carolina
Burley
Carolina
Little Liz K in Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named Liz K with unclear context and no verifiable event or details. No dates places organizations or outcomes are discernible.
Eisenhower Team Calls Road Trip a Strong Start
GOP campaign chiefs hailed Eisenhower's nine day 7,000 mile trip as a fighting, successful campaign opener. Adams said crowds from Atlanta to Indianapolis showed broad demand for change from Washington and that Eisenhower would maintain an aggressive schedule through November. He will film campaign spots and plan speeches while resuming travel Sunday for a grueling pace ahead.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
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New Jersey
Richard M. Nixon
California
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Attaboy
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Adlai
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Tevenson
Pwisnt D. Saecdeonen
Midwest
South
Robert A. Taft
Taft
John J. Sparkman
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Sparkman
Solid South
Nixon
GOP
Washington, D. C
Dev
Declara
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Austin
Lone Star State
Former Tax Collector Bolich Indicted on Tax Evasion
Washington report states Daniel A. Bolich former No 2 tax collector was indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury on a five count tax evasion case covering 1946 to 1950. If convicted he could face up to 25 years in prison and a $50 000 fine. The probe continues with Congressional investigators involved.
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Daniel A. Bolich
Justice Department
Brooklyn
McGranery
Bolich
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lich
House
Heroic South Korean Troops Repel Two Chinese Counterattacks
South Korean soldiers beat back two Chinese counterattacks on Capitol Hill during a fierce Korean War battle. An enormous artillery barrage of about 48,000 rounds pounded the position as Chinese forces attacked and retreated, leaving around 700 casualties. The defense highlighted the rising strength and resolve of the South Korean Army in a brutal, rain soaked night of combat.
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Korea
Capitol Hill
Cat Davision
Figh
Ges
Painton
Dieperere
Artil
Record Crop and Livestock Output With Feed Shortages
The Agriculture Department reports a near record crop output and the largest ever livestock production this year. Drought threatens feed in the South and Southwest, potentially forcing some livestock sales next winter. Corn output rises to 3.185 billion bushels, wheat near record at 1.298 billion.
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Ovid
A. Martin
Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
South
Stock Market Holds Gains in Light Volume
The stock market held small gains today with largely fractional changes and higher sectors led by railroads utilities and non ferrous metals. Volume was about a million shares, far below yesterday’s 1 59 million, as Western Union faced pressure amid news of John Fox contemplating liquidation after acquiring the Boston Post.
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Western Union
John Fox
Fox
Boston Post
Nickel Plate
Southern Pacific
American Acoe
Seawell targets North Carolina one party system
In Brevard Herbert F Seawell Jr a Republican nominee for governor denounces North Carolina Democrats terming their rule native tyranny for 52 years He calls for a two party system and criticizes the Democratic leadership in a Western North Carolina campaign stop. Greensboro notices greet Woman's College students as they arrive for pre conference sessions and hear President Gray praise the college. In Roxboro Mt Tirzah High School students strike over consolidation plans refusing to ride buses to Helena High, raising pressure on the County Board of Education to assign teachers and resolve the dispute.
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Brevard
North Carolina
Herbert F. Seawell Jr
Carthage
Seawell
Greensboro
Woman's College
Tony
Gray
Roxboro
Mt. Tirzah High School
Elena High School
Helena High
County Board of Education
Mt. Tirzah High
Citizens for Eisenhower Chooses Moore as Chairman
Aubrey H. Moore was elected chairman of the Wake County Citizens for Eisenhower at a organizational meeting held last night in Raleigh. The group aims to support the presidential candidate Eisenhower and organize local activities.
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Raleigh
Aubrey H. Moore
Wake County
Citizens For Eisenhower
State Utilities Commission to hold hearing on bus token plans
The North Carolina Utilities Commission will hold a hearing next Wednesday on three bus company requests to discontinue token sales. Duke Power Co Safety Transit Co of Rocky Mount and Safe Bus Inc of Winston-Salem currently sell three tokens for 25 cents with fares staying at 10 cents for regular rides and no change for school riders. In Dunn a federal court trial opens for four Lillington men linked to the $44 000 First Citizens Bank holdup in Angier last April with pleas of no defense planned. A grand jury indicted James Murchison 23 for the armed robbery.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Yesery
Duke Power Co
Safety Transit Co
Rocky Mount
Safe Bus Inc
Winston-Salem
Lillington
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Angier
Robert Yount
Archie
Dunn
James Murchison
Rough Seas and Winds Plague Atlantic Coast Weather
Small craft warnings remained along the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Jacksonville as a low pressure system nears North Florida and South Georgia. Forecasters expect easterly winds of 20 to 30 mph with rough seas and possible squalls, though the system may weaken.
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Fla
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
North Florida
South Georgia
Leonard G. Pardue
Daytona Beach
Allen Marshall
Pennsylvania
Marshall
Stevenson Speaks on Corruption and Social Security Plan
Gov Adlai Stevenson touring the West delivers prepared addresses in Los Angeles on government corruption and social security. He travels by train from San Francisco with eight stops and eight speeches, drawing large crowds and rallying cry “Attaboy Steve.”
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Truman
Sabath Reported On Critical Condition At 86
Representative Adolph J. Sabath aged 86, long serving Democrat from Illinois, was listed in critical condition at Michael Reese Hospital after an illness requiring surgery for a liver ailment last spring. Sabath, who returned to duty after June 14 discharge and attended the Democratic national convention, faced a relapse amid age and ongoing political campaign.
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Chicago
Adolph J. Sabath
House of Representatives
Michael Reese Hospital
Sabath
Michael Reese
Washington
Conress
Illinois
Weather report with temperatures
Low temperature tonight 62. High today 81. Overnight low 59. No significant precipitation noted.
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