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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
8
Legion Observer Rates Ike and Stevenson Orators
Fred W. Sage attended the Mount Dora Legion convention and found Eisenhower’s argumentation solid but Stevenson’s applause and rhetoric stronger with the audience. Sage notes undecided voters will weigh philosophy and plans over speechcraft as they move toward the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Eisenhower
Adlai
Stevenson
Ike
Robert Taft
Legionnaires
Theless
Sage
Mr. Sage
America
White House
Development And The Bank Two Reports From Washington
Two reports from Washington in recent weeks link free world progress through Thailand's mineral wealth and the World Bank. The Interior Dept outlines Thailand’s rich but hard to access resources while the World Bank notes rising development loans and growing private capital interest guiding global growth and cooperation toward a federation of nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Thailand
Southeast Asia
World Bank
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Free World
Chile
Iceland
Nicaragua
Pakistan
Paraguay
Brazil
Netherlands
Peru
Colombia
Mexico
Rhodesia
Turkey
Finland
Yugoslavia
Belgian Congo
Italy
United States
Switzerland
Canada
Bank
Japan
West Germany
Jordan
Peace bill links religion to United Nations aid
Clifford R. Johnson argues in a Christian Science Monitor letter that Senate Concurrent Resolution 85 would require referendums before a war of aggression. He says the measure unites religious values to deter conflicts and would allow all qualified citizens to oppose wars through the UN framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford R. Johnson
International Peace Advocate Army
Staten Island
N. Y
The
Christian Science Monitor
Two Presidential Candidates and Faith in Public Duty
The piece notes both Stevenson and Eisenhower share respect for religion and moral uplift. It recalls their use of Scripture for guidance and quotes James 1 20 26 to argue true religion shows in action, not merely words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Must they choose Russia or the United States
A Bennington College summer school for foreign students discusses the global crisis and the urge to avoid war. The piece argues this is a conflict over freedom versus oppression, not simply East versus West, and urges every individual to decide for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Bennington College
Bennington
Asia
Europe
September Reflections On Aging And Autumn Changes
A newspaper voice muses on aging, memory, and September. It recalls summer’s heat, anticipates fall’s breezes, back to school, harvests, and the coming holiday mood, noting September as a mature, renewing month with vivid seasonal imagery.
Debate on burden of proof for food additives bill in Congress
The article discusses H.R. 3257an to shift proof of safety for chemical food additives to producers, with Nebraskan Congressman A L Miller supporting and Syd Herlong noting the bill's delay. Consumer groups and FDA comments are cited, highlighting scientific and regulatory hurdles and potential consumer risk if standards are not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
Nebraska
Congress of the United States
Health Department
Miller
A. S
Syd” Herlong, Jr
Lake County
Eee
Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act
Federal Security Administrator
Oscar Ewing
FDA
Cancer Research Laboratory
University of Flaharrida
Charles F. Cameron
American Cer Society
James Clarke
Rayia
Ray
Un delivered Mail from A S Herlong Letter to Syd
A brief note by Congressman A S Herlong discusses Kiwanis rhetoric and asks why action is not taken. The text hints at European recession signs tied to exports, suggesting concern over economic conditions.
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Food For
LPAA
Congress
United Nations
Man In the
God
By George Holt
R. P. Bronson
New England
A. S. Herlong
Syd
West Point
With Donald O’connor
Rod Cameron
Nate Pidgeon Hod
Paula Totter- Rayhond
PN Gma
Technicolor
Mona Freeman
Eh Ee
Hho Lawes
Lydia Bailey
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