Harris Ellsworth: A Representative for Oregon in Congress
The piece touts Harris Ellsworth, Fourth District of Oregon, as a capable congressman. It highlights his editorship of the News-Review, long service on committees, and elevation to the House Rules Committee. It argues for re election, praising his integrity, stance against big government, and Foreign policy interest.
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Coos County
Harris Ellsworth
Fourth
National Congress
Congress
Oregon
Ellsworth
United States Congress
News-Review
Roseburg
Bonneville Power
Camp White
Medford
Bureau of Mines Laboratory
Albany
Public Lands
House Rules Committee
House
Committee On Committees
Republican Party
Washington
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower seen as best leader in era, says Roosevelt
J Roosevelt recites Korea and police action experiences, attacks hog wash and hypocrisy. He lauds Ike Eisenhower as the leader who can best guide America and urges Democratic voters to elect him president.
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J. Roosevelt
Korea
Harry
America
Ike Eisen
Hower
Democratic Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Ske Will Sweep Nation Claims Writer
A writer asserts that Ske will dominate nationwide trends despite counterpoints from Drew Pearson. The remark reflects a bold prediction about broad influence and public reception.
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SKE
Nation
Eisenhower to win big says Florida traveler
Edwin M. Longeneckeer of Ft Lauderdale Fla reports that voters in Florida and seven southern states including North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Virginia Tennessee and Maryland are seeking change. He predicts a landslide for Eisenhower and a shift of power in Washington within four years as the American public grows discontent with the last twenty years. The brief reflects a traveler’s impressions of growing support for the Republican candidate ahead of November elections.
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California
Illinois
Ohio
Truman
Reyes
Federal Treasury
Een Theuah Thay
Senate
House
Florida
Eisenhower
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Tennessee
Maryland
Washington
Edwin M. Longeneckeer
Ft Lauderdale
Fla
Momentous wartime questions spark crisis debate
A column weighs whether to launch an atomic strike on a moment's notice and who should lead the White House in such a decision. The piece contrasts Eisenhower's proven leadership with other figures, and critiques postwar policy and espionage history. It notes opinions on F B I actions and U S currency engraving, then shifts to local community notes and a social event at a Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering.
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White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Parrish Hall
Chet Cook
Vern Stout
Belle Cook
Chris Ralph
Alice Metzgus
Steve DeSoto
Lloyd Winningham
George Rex
Gus Metzgus
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Sees Oh Ore
G. W. Hall
Hall Bros. Publishers
E. F. Hall
Mgr
Arerican Press Association
Matiomal Advertising
New York
Chicago
Setreit
Philedethia
Dewitt Emery
Christian Science Monitor
Drew Pearson
George. Linn
John Heeren
Myrtle Point
Mata B. Beck
Medical Center
Eugene, Oregon
Muitel, Inc
Soviet
Russia
FBI
Goubichev
Powers
Gebhardt
The
U S. Treasury Department
Soviet Russia
U. S
Mercury Magazine
Alger Hiss
Dean Acheson
Hiss
George
Jack Dunn
Robert Watkins
Watkins
Mast Hospital
Myrtle Hotel Coffee
Oregon Milk Producers Committee
Sten Church
Portland
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