Taft vs Eisenhower Battle to Shape GOP Path
Washington dispatch analyzes a Taft Eisenhower clash at the Chicago GOP convention. It weighs whether the Old Guard or progressive wing will steer the party, naming Lodge Duff Carlson and Dewey as pivotal backers and outlining positions of Warren Stassen and others. The piece notes that the convention will reveal each candidate’s colors with speeches set for January in San Francisco.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Ashington
Jan
Chicago
Taft
Hisenner
Harry Byrd
Viria
Nator Byrd
Nations Committee
Earl Warren
Calirnia
Republic Old Guard
Man of Conservation
Hisenhower
Ictory
Vaders
General Eisenhower
Henry Cabotodge, Jr
Massachusetts
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Senate
Frank Carlson
Harry Darby
Kansas
Eisenhower
Teddy Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
New York
Dewey
Europe
Duff. Carlson
Gov
Warren
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
GOP
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Gov. Warren
Senator Lodge
Ike
Gov. Stassen
Wolverine Derailment Near Dexter Injures Four
A New York Central Wolverine passenger train derailed near Dexter Michigan sending four passengers to hospital with minor injuries. The incident occurred as the Wolverine passed a westbound freight. one freight car left the tracks and blocked the eastbound train. The derailed units remained upright as researchers report locations.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
New York Central
Dexter
Jackson
Chicago
New York
Detroit
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Strength For Today By Bark II Dowellsn
The world needs dorks. The inertia of good people is more dangerous than evil. Most troubles come from wholesome impulses evaporating in theory. Corruptors win by default while idealists and religious folk avoid involvement, seeking comfort over action in any messy situation.
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Bark II
Dowellsn
Lfe
A Call to Action for 1952 December Resolve
The Frederick News urges practical goodness and action in 1952 to transform ideals into results. It stresses that dreamers must be practical and theorists must implement, urging readers to buckle down, face challenges, and make progress one by one.
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Babson Newspaper
Synds
Lufs Stuff Back To Normal After Turbulent Year
The item notes a return to normal after a period of disruption with many tasks ahead and wages to be earned amid possible worries before year’s end. The tone implies a local printer or column closing with a hopeful outlook.
Salisbury appoints Wade H Insley as city manager
Salisbury announces Wade H Insley former city clerk treasurer and son of a former mayor will lead the city at a $6000 yearly pay under the new city charter effective January 1. Insley has 16 years with the city and left 1950 to run a frozen food distributorship amid a cobalt shortage.
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Salisbury
Wade H. Insley
Rollie W. Hastings
Insley
Insleys
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