Undecided voters weighed between time for a chance and current good
The piece argues undecided voters will decide the election by personal concerns like pocketbook, Korea service, and cost of living, not foreign dictator hopes. It urges voters to ignore Stalin influenced appeals and choose a candidate based on who can cause the least harm to enemies.
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U. S
Stalin
Stevenson
Hitler
Willkie
Roosevelt
Korea
Tax Squeezes Small Business Hardest
A scholarly tax study argues that beyond revenue, taxes alter business behavior and growth. The excess profits tax especially hinders small corporations, keeping them small while big firms retain growth potential, despite rising apparent earnings for households.
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Eisenhower and Stevenson Clash Over Labor and Farm Plans
Eisenhower and Stevenson sharpen their diverging farm and labor agendas as they court farm belt and industrial voters. Eisenhower backs limited Taft Hartley reforms and full parity pledges with regional farm program reforms, while Stevenson calls for repeal and replacement, stronger labor protections, broader welfare measures, and rural poverty relief through targeted funding and new training.
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New York Cubes in Play as Ike Leads GOP in Polls
Republican surveys project Eisenhower carrying New York Pennsylvania and Illinois, boosting 104 electoral votes toward a 266 needed victory. Wallace's 509,559 vote tally may not shift to Stevenson, with Hallinan drawing about 200,000 votes and disillusionment over Russia affecting party loyalties. Kefauver campaigns selectively in Stevenson's bid, aiming for 1960 top prize.
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Dwight Green
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Scott Lucas
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Fight on Third Street ends with interceding ladies
A lively 19th century street brawl on Third street near Dr. Johnson's ended when two women intervened, as a drunken man and sober driver fought in a buggy. The clash concluded after the driver punished the intoxicated man and the scene drew spectators.
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Third Street
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St. Mathias Church
France
New York
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE On the Silver Screen Horizontal
A crossword puzzle list with clues across and down covering film terms actors places and phrases. Entries include military and nautical terms and various Greek letters and objects such as weights and plants. The puzzle blends entertainment with generic vocabulary.
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