Campaign forecasts on presidential race across states
The article outlines state by state expectations in the 1952 race between Eisenhower and Stevenson. It notes predicted voter turnout, key contests in California, Illinois, Florida, Colorado, Louisiana, New York, Pennsylvania, North and South Carolina, Texas, and others, with party hopes and likely electoral votes reflecting a tight, dynamic election landscape. Key figures include Dwight D. Eisenhower, Adlai E. Stevenson, governors, and party leaders.
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Ben
M Nixon
Stevenson
California
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Eisenhower
John W. Metzger
Truman
Florida
Illinois
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Fis
GOP
New York
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Texas
Lone Star
Sam Rayburn
New York, Daily News
The
News
New York City
Adlai E. Stevenson
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lars Laks
Britain
Wedemeyer Criticizes Korean War Strategy Across Radio
A radio address touches on the Korean conflict with Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer arguing against rapid withdrawal. The discussion links to Truman era cuts and Eisenhower family ties, while reactions from GOP leaders and editors forecast varied outcomes for the 1952 election, including New York forecasts and British commentary.
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Hollywood
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Ameries
Wedemeyer
Truman
Mili Eisenhower
America
Wen
Europe
Extension session set for 28th annual animal conference in Manhattan
Stakeholders including Miss Gale of Washington DC and Miss Conie Foote of Pate City Missouri join Kansas City state officials and A G Pickett the sanitary livestock commissioner along with James Patterson PR rep to attend the six day event in Freeland. Officials from Topeka will speak during the session chaired by the director of vocational education and other state officials.
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Eee
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Staree
UN City
Gale
Washington D. C
Vines
Marketit
Kansas City
Conie
Foote
Market de Pate City
James Patterson
Cage
Topeka
Freeland
A. G. Pickett
Newton Pastor Dies After Illness at 76
The Newton pastor Dees burned out after illness aged 76. He served the community for decades and was survived by his widow and two sons. Funeral arrangements were pending as of Monday.
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Burn
Ip Min Bier
Washington envoys win meritorious service awards
John C. Grover Jr. and Jean W. Seymour received the State Department meritorious service award. Grover, a foreign service veteran, was praised for advancing the courier service and engineering efforts improving maritime radiating plant design. Seymour, formerly KSAL Salina assistant chief engineer, held roles with the FCC before joining the department.
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Washington
John C.grover Jr
Kansas City
Jean W. Seymour
Salina
Kas
State Department
Grover
Foreign Service
Courier Service
Amermaid
Seymour
KSAL
Federal Communications Commission
Aye Cues Mene Now
Stamps Mark Moore Centenary and Global Issues
The Irish Post Office issued two stamps featuring Thomas Moore on the 100th anniversary of his death, with a first day on November 10. Other nations released stamps: Italy overprints for Trieste, Ecuador marks abolition of slavery, New Zealand highlights royal children, Venezuela honors Barquisimento’s 400th, and the Philippines celebrates the Indo-Pacific Fish Council.
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Irish Post
Thomas Moore
Irish Post Office
Moore
Teisa
M. Archer Shee
National Gallery of Ireland
Dublin
Flotow
Martha
Robert ‘Emmet
Ths
Philatelic Section
G.P.O
Eire
Ecuador
Jose Urvina
iNew Zealand
Prince
Charles
Princess Anne
Anne
Bennie Prince
Venezuela
Barquisimento
New York Stamp Co
Juan Vilegas
Philippines
Lecturer to Describe Turkey at University Club Meeting
University Club hosts American lecturer Robinson who spent five years in Turkey and other regions. Elmer F. Beth, lectures chairman, says the talk covers U S aid to Turkey and Turkey’s role in world affairs. He recently spoke at the University of Kansas and has written articles for college papers.
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Tor- Robinson
Ture
Elmer F. Beth
Teortures
Mrcbinson
Turkey
Institute of Curorld Affairs
University of Kansas
Teeleage Daily
American Universalties
Palle Att
Robinson
South Korea
One Traq
Kanon
Palestine
Cyprus
Viel
Yugoslavia
Agencies To Contact All Farmers In Douglas County 1953 PMA Program
Four county agencies will contact every farmer for the 1953 government agricultural conservation program. Farmers with conservation plans visit the county soil conservation service office at 641 Mass. St. Others, including FHA cases, are contacted by John Linn and township PMA committeemen. Details on 24 soil practices and payment rules will be provided. Plans must be made by Dec. 1 to receive next year’s payments. The Soil Conservation Service oversees technical work and has assisted with dam construction terraces contour lines and drainage projects.
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Douglas County
County
Soil Conservation Service Office
Mass. St
Farmers Home Administration
Joana
John Linn
FHA
PMA
Soil Conservation Service
Douglas County Scs
Dewey Calls for Tide of Inkograms Across New York
Governor Thomas E. Dewey launches an 18 hour television and radio marathon to energize support for the Eisenhower Nixon ticket. Sponsors say four million TV and radio sets in New York will carry the program. Dewey will take calls and street queries, urging a nationwide telegram chain.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Chain
Power
Vva
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CST
New York State
New York City
Dewey
Western Union
Farmer urged to hold corn and repay government loan
A fragment states a farmer is urged to store grain on his own farm and to withhold corn sales next fall while considering government loan repayment. The garbled text mentions money, grain, and a possible loan policy or requirement without clear details.
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Extension officers elected in Kanwaka township meeting
In Kanwaka township a covered dish supper was held at the hall Saturday night after which agricultural extension officers were elected. The new officers include agricultural representative Raymond Williams, home economies representative Mrs. J. M. OConner, and 4-H representative Mrs. Walker Tidy.
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Kanwaka
Raymond Williams
Home Economies
J. M. O'Conner
Waller Tidy
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