Personal decision on Byrnes shifts South political stance
The Enterprise praises Gov. Jimmy Byrnes of South Carolina for shifting support away from the Democratic party and argues the move underscores the value of individual judgment over party loyalty. The piece notes South’s historical Democratic lean, speculates on broader implications, and calls for voters to decide who best serves the country.
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Jimmy Byrnes
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Byrnes
Jonathan Daniels
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
J. B
Jesus Journey to Jerusalem and Jericho Miracles Highlight Faith
The article sketches Jesus traveling toward Jerusalem from Perea and Jericho, highlighting Zacchaeus' transformation and Bartimaeus’s healing as demonstrations of faith. It argues the pace of travel matters less than the acts after arrival, urging generous living in response to grace.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Holy City
Perea
Jordan River
Samaria
Jordan
Jericho
Judea
Joshua
Israel
Zaccheus
Kingdom of God
David
Bartimeys
Bartimeus
Rabboni
Newspapers back Eisenhower in survey bias shifts
A survey signals 75 percent of U S newspapers support Eisenhower with good odds of victory. The comment notes broad support across the press, amid global democracy aspirations and political contest.
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Eisenhower
Fort Myers
Fla
News-Press
Eisenhower Campaign Train Hedged With Rural Charm Doubts
On the Eisenhower campaign train through Minnesota the author notes farmers cheer Ike yet doubt his votes. Local talk suggests desire for change in Washington but fear of Brannan Plan effects. The piece contrasts Ike’s rural appeal with a skepticism about political openness and farm policy outcomes.
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Minnesota
Eisenhower
Washington
America
Brannan
Kith
GOP
Dewey
Ike
Owatonna
Minn
Albert Lea
Northfield
St. Olaf
Carleton
Faribault
NEA
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
General Eisenower
Fletcher Knebel
Cowles
Informers and American loyalty feature in editorials
A Kingsley Martin column argues that those who testify against communists are not informers but loyal Americans aiding understanding of a political phenomenon. It contrasts U.S. congressional inquiry with British commissions and cites voices such as Budd Schulberg and Whittaker Chambers. The piece also spoofs Eisenhower events in Minnesota and Mamie Eisenhower’s fashion presence.
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Kingsley Martin
New Statesman and Nation
Roman Empire
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Democratic
United States
Martin
Congressional Committee
Sitma
Theodore Roosevelt
James G. Phelps Stokes
John Sperne
Robert Hunter
Jane Addams
L.W.W
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Leonard Abbott
Hutchins Hapgood
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Budd Schulberg
Saturday Review
Whittaker Chambers
Louis Budenz
J. B. Matthews
Elia Kazan
Edward G. Robinson
Mr. Martin
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Tom Girdler
House Committee On Un-American Activities
McCarran
Nye
la Follette
Pujo
Pecora
Senate
Walsh of
U. S
Peking
Moscow
U.S
Nixon quote on corruption and hatchet politics from Senator Nixon
A dense quotation reflects on corruption and communism as a disease in American politics. Senator Richard Nixon compares cleansing the body politic to chopping with a hatchet, and Margaret Truman comments on European charm.
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Richard Nixon
Calif
Pentagon Censors Korea Stories and Leans on Leaks
A mass of sensational items crosses the page from Washington about Pentagon censorship of Korea coverage to prevent leaks. The piece mentions Pearl Bailey, Danseur links to Sarah Vaughan, Errol Garner’s arrest, Eisenhower golf, divorce cases, socialite scandals, and various entertainment figures amid a chorus of gossip and political insinuations.
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Pentagon
Korea
End of Korea Plan Faces Big Catch and Political Savvy
Washington aides study a proposed Korea peace gambit linking U S troop withdrawal with a nuclear deterrent threat. The plan hinges on a catch risk that would undermine U S credibility and provoke a political backlash amid the Eisenhower Stevenson contest.
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Hubby
George Dixon
George Sokolsky
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Margaret Truman
New York
Walter Winchell
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Chicago
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Florida
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Museum of Modern Art
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Leo
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Miami Herald
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Miami
W. Winchell
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Senator Lundeen
Congress
Scribner’s
Sen
Lundeen
N. Y. Post
United Nations
Roosevelt
al Smith
Calvin
New England
Will Rogers
Batevenson
SorentEs
Ed Smith
Knoxville
Alben W. Barkley
Tom R. Underwood
Kentucky
Lexington Herald
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