Record of massive spending in 1952 campaign war chest
The piece outlines the enormous costs of the final weeks of the 1952 campaign with radio and TV airtime for Stevenson and Eisenhower. It cites networks, committees, and unions pledging millions, notes legal caps, and lists expected totals from Republicans and Democrats, plus labor and volunteers contributing funds and materials.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Committee
Isenhower
Ely
Arthur Summerfield
Citizens For Eisenhower Group
Beardsley Ruml
Democratic Finance Committee
Porter McKeever
CIO
Philip Murray
AFL
League of Political Education Labor
Stevenson and Sparkman
Railway Labor
Battle Of Budget Tops In Montana Senate Race
In Helena Montana the Senate race pits Rep. Mike Mansfield a Democratic political science professor against Sen. Zales Ecton a Republican wheat farmer. Mansfield advocates larger federal spending while Ecton presses budget limits tied to federal revenue. Mansfield seeks reelection to extend a decade of national service including WWII and UN roles. Ecton notes he is Montana’s first Republican on the Senate Appropriations Committee in 40 years and the first Republican elected since 1912.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Mike Mansfield
Zales Ecton
Republican Wheat Farmer
Mansfield
Ecton
Wheat Farmer
Senate
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
House
Montana State University
Washington
Edon
Asia
Roosevelt
Truman
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
U. N. Assembly
Paris
Appropriations Committee
Thomas J. Walsh
Un American Probers To Resume Hearings
The Ohio Un American Activities Committee will begin a twice postponed hearing on Communism in Hamlet County Cincinnati today. Chairman Gordon Renner said staff subpoenaed enough witnesses to start, after delays from June and September dates due to subpoena issues.
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Cincinnati
Ohio UN- American Activities Committee
Iso
Hamlet County
Gordon Renner
Youngstown Chief Fired For Neglect Of Duty
Police Chief Wallace Flory of Girard is dismissed on charges of inefficiency and neglect of duty. The firing, effective today, followed alleged laxity due to lack of leadership. Girard Safety Director Vincent Marcarello announced the action.
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Youngstown, O
Wallace Flory
Girard
Vincent Marcarello
Flory
Lawyers Poll Favors Stewart And Zimmerman
Ohio State Bar Association members favor Charles B. Zimmerman of Springfield and James Garry Stewart of Cincinnati for the Ohio Supreme Court. A statewide referendum on judgeships reported results by Harry S. Wonell, with 3,975 ballots returned of 7,085 mailed. Zimmerman led Douglass 2,860 to 840 for the term beginning January 1, 1953, while Stewart led Johnston 3,003 to 692 for the term beginning January 2, 1953. The race is non partisan. Royalties from Webster’s spelling book note a 20 year waiting period for his dictionary.
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Ohio State Bar Association
Charles B. Zimmerman
Springfield
James Garry Stewart
Cincinnati
Elec
Ohio Supreme Court
Harry S. Wonnell
Hamilton
O Ber Association
Ohio
Zimmerman
Francis B. Douglass
Cleveland
Stewart
Kenneth B. Johnston
Columbus
Supreme Court
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N.Y
Walter Williams
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Williams
Illinois
Paul Douglas
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American Legion
American Citizens’ Club
South Broad St
Civitan
Rotary
Manchester
Middletown
Sertoma Club
North Middletown
Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Rxaitts
We Temay
City Loans Savinas Co
Youngstown
Monroe
State of
Butler County
Dale Constiner
Zemo
Poll
Noah Webster
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N. Broad ST
Crawford St
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Central Ave
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Oberon Dr
Avalon
Winton St
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Yankee Road
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