A Job For Many In The Presidential Election
A newspaper column argues peace requires many leaders not a lone figure. It discusses Eisenhower and Stevenson, their likely cabinets, and the need for competent aides. The piece suggests voters deserve a released list of proposed appointments to guide their choice. J. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Ike
Taft
Stevenson
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
J. B
Twilight Zone of Faith and the Twilight of Belief
The author explores faith as Hebrews defines it, recounts a Chattanooga pastor surviving yellow fever with faith in God and medicine, and cites Mark nine healing to illustrate belief. It argues that genuine faith requires surrender of doubt, fasting and prayer, and living the gospel beyond personal or national boundaries.
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Moffatt
Chattanooga
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Jerusalem
Messiah
Christ
America
Kingdom of God
Earth
Out to Lunch Sign At National Concern
A fragment from Here and There notes a sign on a door of a National Concern led by General MacArthur reading Out to lunch I shall return. The item adds a quip from a Nagging Wife about an Iowa professor claiming a man can become an alcoholic, called wonderful as both excuse and explanation.
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General MacArthur
Tallahassee
Fla
Democrat
Williams
Greger
Ike
Lindy’s
Curley
Lindy's
Stooges
Mgr
Jake O'Brian
The
Journal-American
Lindy
16Th Precinct
Caro
Taft Faces Unique Role As GOP Leader In Election Dynamics
The piece argues Taft cannot be unseated as Senate leader due to seniority and a new die-hard Taft faction has emerged within the Republican Party. It notes Eisenhower aides pressed Taft to join a photo op during American Legion week, aiming for public visibility rather than substantive talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Thomas E. Dewey
Taft
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Dewey
Murray Bay
Bec
Eisenhower
Commodore Hotel
New York
American Legion
General Eisenhower
Carlson
National Committee
Summerfield
Paul Hoffman
Sicethenmaeaa
Hoffman
Dean Acheson
Hower
Zante
Dewe
Eisenhower Nixon Tie in Citizens for Eisenhower Move
Washington report details the Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon evolving as a campaign arm alongside the GOP. It notes Walter Williams and Mrs Mary Lord run the group which targets independents and Democrats, aims to win top tickets, and eye South Carolina push for electors while weighing Byrnes and Byrd decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Citizens For Eisenhower
Paul Hoffman
Citizens’ Eye
New York
Eisenhower
Citizens For Eisenhower-Nixon
Walter Williams
Mary Lord
GOP
Williams
Citizens’ Group
Ike
South Carolina
Dixie Ike
Jimmy Byrnes
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Eiisenhower
A Ness
Ne Ness
Ihe
Wild Page Six Gossip From New York's Nightlife Scene
Billy Rose and many stars figure in a sprawling gossip page from New York’s nightlife. Joe Louis, Milton Berle, Marilyn Monroe, Lily Pons, Martha Scott, and others appear in roaming captions, with references to clubs, restaurants, and public figures amid sharp, playful commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Vth
Hollywood
Eddie Braken
Milton Berle
Ruth Cosgrove
Greenwich Village
Howard Johnson
Martha Scott
Howie
Lily Pons
Forest Hills Inn
Montha Raye
Eddie Candon
C. Adler, Jr
Ike
J. Grumet
Ling
Marilyn Monroe
Cafe Victor
Eisenhower seen poised to win Southern electoral votes
The speaker states stronger conviction that Eisenhower can win several South electoral votes. Mentions Gov Theodore R McKeldin. References British farmers discovering bone manures for pasture before phosphate discovery by A G Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
South
Megzioni
Theodore R. McKeldin
A. G. Williams
Odds and Ends From A Brisk Bulletin Of 1950s Ads And Notes
A collage of brief items notes tiny thermostats, cereal buying influenced by eye appeal, pricey housing with pools, High Noon retitled in Paris, a mobile ad testing unit, and a playful exchange between Newlyweds. It recalls a Hartford strategy ad, a Mrs X theft ruling, and lighthearted quips on bobby pins and Roman beauty practices.
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Eadline
San Jegro
France
Paris
Chicago Tribune
Joe
Ben Newlywed
Mr. New
Lansing, Mich
Electrical Alliance
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Iowa
Knoxville (Tenn
News-Sentinel
George Sokolsky
Byrnes
Byrd
Billy Rose
Walter Winchell
Walter
Bill Cullen
Bigtown
J. Wechsler
N. Y. Pop
Communist League
Gilbert Green
Nat'l Sec’y
FBI
Green
United States
Ivan Wechsler
Arthur Lawson
Hstevenson
Winthrop Rockefeller
la Rue
J. Mailman
Big
Blades
Phyllis Gilbert
Runyon Fund
Miami Beach
B'way
Jack Keating
Cue Staff
Gil Babriel
Gertie Lawrence
King
Joyce Mathews
Ernest
Mary Cune
Gov't
Borey Pink
D. J
Joe Lewis
Pegler
Garden
Jacques Peals
la Vie
Bette Me Laurin
Monsieur Fabre
Filmagic
Gordon Jenkins
Paramount
Luscious Jana Jones
Sunny Gale
Manhattan
Airlines
Grand Central Station
Maine
McQuail
Newsy
B’klyn Bridge
Art Ford
White Swan Trucking Co
Texan
Fort Wuth
Waldorf Foyer
Trader Tom's
Cafooey Vicerty
Stork
Shuster
Birdland
Chiseler’s
Ivan
Jake
Post Office
Beekman Tower
Times Square
Runyon Cancer Fund
London
Arthur van Horn
Oval
Gov't Says
Neal O'Hara
Hartford, Ct
Hartford
Oll
Texas
Fulton Sheen
Charles Laughton
Rome
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