Adlai Stevenson versus Truman era critique in 1952
A 1952 opinion piece argues Stevenson remains tied to the Truman administration. It contends he cannot escape the party machine, would appoint similar aides, and would continue perceived graft and mismanagement. The piece contrasts Stevenson with Eisenhower as a candidate who could truly “clean house.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai
Stevenson
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
America
White House
Ose
Jetean
Auy
Tebout
Americans For Democratic Action
Truman
Lyustran Corporation
Alee
Tetera
Acheson
Wyatt
Humphrey
Za Reyther
Harry Vaughn
Murray Toman
Harry Byrd
Shivers
Wilson Wyatt
Eisenhower
Six nations pool steel coal to form federation plan
Nations of six move toward economic and military integration. They pool coal and steel resources, draft a blueprint for federation, and consider a European Defense Community inside NATO. March 10 sets deadline for plan pooling. Nostalgia and caution mix as leaders pursue deeper unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of Europe
Federation
Schuman
France
Fryie
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Britain
Canada
West Germany
NATO
European Defense Community
W edding and community notes from Eudora area
Eudora records show wedding of Miss Vivian Koerner to Allen King at Assembly of God Church. A long list of local families attended a 1935 Eudora High School reunion at City Park honoring Mrs. Annabelle Freese and her Califo rnia visitors. Events include visits, dinners, and the Girl Scout Troop gathering with new members Karolyn Colman and Emma Jean Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Torneiden
Vivian Koerner
Allen King
Assembly of God Church
Lawrence
Gerald Ott
Karen
S. J. Hibner
Hibner
West Coast
Eudora High School
Eudora City Park
Annabelle ‘Freese
Chidren
Glendora
Calif
Eudora
Clifford Eisele
Margean
Kansas City
Freemen Stulz
Ralph Rood
Bill Neis
Herbert Meuffle
Kermitt Broers
C. A. Fleming
Curtis
Marjorie Schoewengert
Henry Blechel
Leo Katzfey
Walter. Beers Jr
Alvin Bond Sr
Junior Blaylock
DeSoto
Millard Murray
W. L. Young
Kathy
Mr. Young
Wilder Seanor
Reno
Little Miachel McGraw
Young
Bill McGraw
Tonganoxie
Emma Jean Miner
Lone Star
Barbara Reed
Sylvia Carol
Ruth Ann Oliver
L. O. ‘Hanson
Engineering
Kansas University
Lorenz Rieth
Radio Program Schedule and Parish Change Notice
A period of dense radio listings shows programs across WDAF WREN KMBC and others with shows like Lone Ranger News of the World and various music and drama slots. A parish change notes Father Rieth leaving Holy Family Eudora after sixteen years with Father Paul Miller assigned to Eudora Holy Family and taking over September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foc
KCMO
WREN
Don
Sparkie
KMEC
Western Echogs
Fun Factory
WDAF
Tello Teast
Kmsce
J. Benton
Kmbc—Club
Lone Ranger
WDAPO
News of the World
Akmapector Hearthatona
Joteney
Wendy Warren
Ren
Jack Tere
KMBC
Helen Farmer
Enenock Starkene
Sons of the Pioneers
Henson Vather
IRC
Rai
KMECC
Popper Young
Kmac—House Pa
Cal Tinney
WDAP
Widder Brown
KMAC
WREX
Ronnie Kemper
Holy Family
Eudora
Wathena
Bertha Peschel
Father Rirth
Paul Miller
Summerfield
Eudora Holy Family Church
Father Rieth
Father Miller
Why the Delay at Sixth and Massachusetts Lights
Lawrence motorists endure a long wait at Sixth and Massachusetts as traffic from the Kaw River bridge creates a snarl. Engineers and officials have tinkered with sandbags and traffic lanes for weeks, delaying standard fixed signals while local authorities pursue unproven ideas. Residents fear prolonged confusion and await definitive traffic control, hoping for earlier installation.
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Lawrence
Sixth
Massachusetts
Kaw River Bridge
Old Home Town News Highlights Personal Events
Seven months after enlisting, Louis Griffith Jr. returns as second lieutenant. Local society notes multiple marriages births and visits: Lochner engagement, Glassmire marriage, and Miss Nancy Longchecker to Chicago for piano teaching. Visitors from California, train school staff, and community anniversaries mark the week. Also reports Babe Ruth’s 33rd home run and Pershing led troops entering Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Griffith Jr
Renee
P. Lorhins
Senaer
Berlin
Associated Press
Deane
Lochner
Thaun
Mound
Glassmire
Wale F. Black
J.D. ‘Black
Topeka
Carl Rusheyan Sponte
Babe Ruth
AEF
John Pershing
Jas
Themerican Legion
Nancy Longchecker
Chicago
D. Bishop
Adele Russell
Asbury Park
Joe Bishop
Vitus Hadlane
Fein. i
Lawterke
Re NL Edmiston
Vo Ko Bruner
C. Stewart
Kuhne
Mastin
Lauren
Warren
C. Rappotd
Dis
Fred . Fleer
Lut
Honoring God members and local social life notes
Long list of honorees and households from honoring God groups, social guests, and parties. Mentions include Mayor S D Bishop enforcing hat rules, Pete Heil taking charge of Topeka High School football, and various gatherings with numerous named individuals and families from the community.
In the November election choose Ike for America
A Letters to the Editor expresses support for Dwight D. Eisenhower, denouncing Stevenson and accusing backers of crooked ballots. The writer touts Ike as a great leader who freed Europeans and pledges loyalty to his candidacy with strong, partisan language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Ike
Stevenson
Illinois
Ulingis
United Europe Nearer for Six Nations
Six European nations France West Germany Belgium Italy the Netherlands and Luxembourg pursue a threefold unity after long conflicts. They seek economic military and political pooling to reclaim autonomy through collaboration, moving toward shared interests that bind them together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Editors predict Eisenhower lead in 1952 race nationwide
A survey of 531 U S daily editors shows four to one editorial support for Eisenhower over Stevenson with a predicted 281 to 250 electoral votes and a Republican popular vote edge of about 2 5 million. Regional splits show Midwest Prairie far West and Northeast backing Republicans heavily while Southeast and Southwest favor Democrats with notable stays at home.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
QNIY
Stevenson
Sparkman
Elsinhower
Nixon
Southeast
Midwest
Prairie States
Far West
Northeast
Repubiicans
Hell
Iece
Southeastern
Enterprise
Keyser
W. Va
Kews
Celina
Standard
Oninon
Beasts Wild and Tame Power: 26 Fruit Drink 27
A fragmented clipping notes a series of brief items about animals and topics such as Mother Carey's chickens and a curios passage. The readable parts suggest a rural or miscellaneous column touching on poultry and fruit drinks in a light, observational tone.
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Mothe Carey
Television Sentemace W Barrington Euler
Fragmented OCR text about television content and names with unclear context. Reads like a garbled listing of people and times. No coherent events or outcomes.
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Barrington
Euler
Abby
Ania
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World A Unions
Massachusetts Street
Journal- World Semaay
J. W. Munnar
Menagieg Edisor
Serente
Kansas
Associated Prens
AvSit Bureau of Gredations
Giddop
Dixie
Kamsas City
Kansan
Ae A
Newton
Old Home Town
Rvanta
Unte Holinese
S. D. Bishop
Bar of Justice
Pete Heil
iMiss Ruth Patterson
Sylvia Alford
Tallahassee
Fla
Hannah Mitchell
Sophie Smithmeyer
Agnes Uhrlaub
Gladys Henley
Mona Eberle
Laura Pendleton
Helen Pendleton
Claribelle Lupton
Margaret Lupton
Ethel Shaler
Lillian Kirchhoff
Mary Reding
Marjorie Templin
Nina Pilkington
Nell Greenlees
Ruth Morton
Helen Keith
Rebecca Passon
Tekta
Wulfhubler
Hess Brockton
Werec
Elfreida Fisther
Margaret Fitch
Eleanor Atkinson
Matilda Smithmeyer
Frank Ise
Theodore Pendleton
Johnnie Lenzeman
Will Pilkington
Kenneth Dodderidge
Ray Folks
Scott Griesa
Bob Lindley
Paul Lurber
Letha Williams
Josephine Williams
Columbus
Ethel Ulrich
Lucile Brown
Mabel Ulrich
Olive Brown
Georgia Wolf
Bess Ulrich
Elizabeth Mackkey
Mable Mackey
Closd, Haneelman
Lucile Leonard
Maime McEarlin
Nell Armstrong
Jdack Lawrence
M. A. Edie
Fern Edie
Edie
New York Art Students’ League
United Europe
By James Marlow
EDSON
U.S
Soc
Calabars
Gustafson
Motorola TV
Ema
B.f.goodrich
L. T. Harris Co
Funk
Tee
Nem el
Hart Eee
Round Corner Drug CO
Mei
Pinker
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Oes
Inc
Fed. Tox
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