Liberty and a Strong Peace The Presidential Campaign View
A pro Eisenhower editorial argues the 1952 campaign is a clash of ideologies between federal control and individual liberty. It praises two-party checks, denounces Trumanism and Achesonism, and urges voters to elect Dwight D. Eisenhower to restore freedom and honest government.
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Outcome in Doubt Areas Set for March to Polls
A fragmented notice signals March polls across areas in Texas and the nation. Vague phrases suggest an unsettled outcome as districts prepare for the voting period.
Voters prepare for Eisenhower Stevenson national choice
By Bob Considine Washington November 1 In a historic turnout exceeding 60 million voters the nation faces a Tuesday decision between Republican Dwight D Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai Stevenson. The presidency is framed as the prize in the bitter campaign noted as the most watched since 1928. The 1952 race is marked by vast television engagement and state by state electoral expectations.
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Coal Walkout Averted By New Anthracite Contract
The deal grants a $1.90 daily pay boost to 68 000 anthracite miners matching the soft coal wage figure rejected earlier by the Wage Board. John L. Lewis warned of a walkout if a settlement was not reached today while 23 000 others would see average gains reflecting the hourly rate. Edward G. Fox of the miners’ group says they will handle any Wage Board rejection when it occurs.
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One Dead Nine Hurt In Wrecks At City Intersections
Police chase ends in fatal crash at 50th Street and Avenue H with a speeding car colliding into a stopped vehicle. Six were injured seriously and three others hurt in separate incidents. Lang family members aboard a 1938 Chevrolet were among the injured. Officers Roy Bagley and Jack Bryant described speeds near 75 to 80 mph as they pursued the vehicle before impact.
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Chinese Dominate Triangle Sector In Fierce Battle
Chinese forces on the Triangle front press a Red Wave advance as 15,000 troops clash near Jane Russell Ridge. American B 29s and fighters bomb and strafe targets while Ridge fortifications suffer heavy fire from South ROC units performing an earlier night thrust against Sniper Ridge.
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Avalanche-Journal Announces Enhanced Election Coverage
The Avalanche Journal pledges up to the minute election reporting with AP wires and in house staff to cover the South Plains, promising the most complete coverage ahead of Tuesday’s selection. The notice highlights expanded facilities for rapid updates.
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Lubbock Highlighted for Farming and Oil Growth
A nine page feature from the November Monthly Business Review by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas spotlights Lubbock known as Hub of the South Plains. The piece, seventh in a series on leading cities of the eleventh district, emphasizes farming and oil as major economic drivers.
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Solons Study Cotton Market Problems In City
State lawmakers hold a one day hearing to probe why South Plains farmers face a sagging market and how the federal loan program is used. Officials note wage increases for Mexican workers and warn of possible costs to farmers in Terry Lynn and Dawson counties if retroactive payment to Oct 13 is required. A mass meeting is planned as talks continue on injunctions and remedies.
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Fragmented newspaper index fragment
Brief OCR fragment lists multiple page and section references across sections such as technology studies TV setup, a youngster fought for title, editorial page, church news, and regional notes. No coherent event or names to summarize beyond the index nature of the item.
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Clarence E Davis Lubbock Broker Dies at 52
Clarence E. Davis known as Stormy, a longtime Lubbock investment banker since 1934, died about 10 a.m. Saturday at Baylor Hospital after a three week hospitalization following surgery. Funeral services are planned.
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Publican Candidate for President Wins Big in State
A publican running for president carries the state with 53.68 percent of votes cast, signaling strong regional support and a decisive early victory in the race.
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Texas Tech Exes End Homecoming With Luncheon and Dance
About 3,000 former Tech students attended a farewell luncheon closing the 1952 Homecoming events in the Red Raider gym. New officers of the alumni association were introduced at the gathering after a day of activities including breakfasts and a stadium appearance.
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