McCarthy Triumph Sparks Debate On Public Mood
In Wisconsin McCarthy wins a decisive primary, signaling a strong local mandate they say. The column argues press influence shapes voters and predicts McCarthy’s return to confront opponents in Congress.
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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
4
We must aim to win Korea now, not prolong war
An editorial urges Americans to unite behind a swift victory in Korea. It argues the war should be won decisively by public resolve and leadership, not blamed on individuals or parties, and warns that prolonged fighting dulls national will and liberty.
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Korea
eAnd
Congress
Adlai E. Stevenson
San Francisco
Free World
Asia
General MacArthur
Russia
United States
America
Reds
Hemingway
Charles Scribner's Sons
Gulf Stream
As School Opens The Educators Examined
Bertrand Russell argues education must fuse individuality with citizenship and expand beyond the Three R's to include history and civics in all levels. The piece links democracy training in schools with enlightened voting and notes debates on conservation and national resource policy by figures like Eisenhower Roosevelt Stevenson.
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Bertrand Russell
New York Times
America
Bob Considine
Eisenhower
Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Seattle
The Mad House and Civilian Life Prices in 1952
Washington column explores how civilian life impacts and mocks political intrigue around McCarthy Benton and Gillette. It cites Fleming's letter as a teaching tool in journalism and comments on Loy alty checks and party politics with humorous asides about Farley and Mrs Eisenhower.
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Washington
Tors Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
William Benton
Connecticut
Robert Fleming
Milwaukee Journal
C. Stanley Allen
Benton
Senate
McCarthy
Welker
Idaho
Monroney
Oklahoma
Hennings
Missouri
Gillette
Iowa
Hannuabee Journal
J. D. Ferguson
Fleming
Senator Benton
State Department
Adlai Stevenson’s Strong Campaign Persona Analyzed
The piece weighs Stevenson as a vivid, original speaker who confronts issues directly yet risks alienating voters. It contrasts Eisenhower’s cautious stance with Stevenson’s bold denunciations of Taft Hartley, McCarthy, and editorial policies, noting his Polish outreach and noncaptivity pledge to labor and business.
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Nol
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
American Legion
American Ion
Joe McCarthy
Detroit
NRA
Harry Truman
CIO
Quotes Reflect Eisenhower Across Political Spectrum
The remarks quote Eisenhower as having broad appeal beyond his party with influence over independent voters. Governors Sherman Adams and Adlai Stevenson are cited in discussions about decision making, nominations, and social issues including divorce. The text notes varied opinions on politics and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
Washington editors forecast race and party prospects
A NEA Service cross section of 700 editors from across the country shares varied views on the 1952 campaign. They discuss Truman’s fate versus Eisenhower, party advantages, farm and labor concerns, and the role of prosperity in voting behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Hijelle
Bismark
N. D
Tribune
Paradise
U. S
Truman
Stevenson
Ike
NEA
America
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Eisenhower
Jack Thompson
Ester
John Ayres
Port Arthur
Tex
Peter V. McCoy
Daily News
Newton
North Carolina peach crop deemed safe amid DDT concerns
Greensboro staff writer quotes Tuckahoe Peach Farm operator W C Capel near Can dor saying peach fruit is safe for consumers and DDT use is rare, with no harvest proximity risk. Capel notes surface poisons more likely in unpeeled fruit.
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Burke Davis
Greensboro News
W. C. Capel
Tuckahoe
Candor
North Carolina
Capel
Rover
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