Eisenhower’s one big edge in presidential run
The Nation Today: James Marlow notes Ike’s advantage is restraint and consistency. He kept his public statements tight as Army leader and Columbia president, favoring free enterprise and limited federal power. Democrats and Republicans could support a candidate who avoids concentrating Washington power.
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Eisenhower
Columbia University
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Columbia
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Eisenhowers early stance on security in political rise
The column contrasts Democratic and Republican views on freedom and security as Dwight D. Eisenhower, newly out of uniform, refines his speeches at Columbia. It notes his internationalist leanings and a controversial 1948 remark downplaying security, urging opportunity over security, sparking voter disagreement among older observers.
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Thureday
Otrats
Eisenhower
Columbia
Europe
Congress
Mans Opticians Opens New Storefront in Hagerstown
A new Mans Opticians storefront has opened in downtown Hagerstown at 13 Summit Avenue after moving from 162 West Washington Street. The renovated salon features a broken-line storefront design by Earl Mens with modern chairs and display tables, complementing Maas’s Frederick location at 242 A North Market Street. paroled denial and airplane crash death mentions appear as separate notes on the page.
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Mans Opticians
West Washington Street
Summit Avenue
Earl Mens
Roimil Optical
Maryland
Maas
North Market Street
Frederick
Baltimore Property Tax Rate Rise to Fund City Budget
Baltimore faces a higher property tax rate of $2.781 per $100 valuation, 13 cents above current levels, to fund a proposed 1952 city budget of $110,559,508. The board of estimates approved the rate and sent it to the city council for enactment. A $159,256,000 rise in property valuation will help raise about $8,236,000, plus the cigarette tax doubled from one to two cents. One city councilman is expected to support the move.
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Baltimore
General Fund
Board of Estimates
Herbert Fallin
Dual Movie Benefit Staged At City Opera House
A preview audience viewed Kon-Tiki and The Guest as a two film benefit at the City Opera House. The event, sponsored by the Frederick County Hood Club, featured representatives from Hood College Camp Detrick and local schools and runs from 1 p.m. on November 28 and 29.
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Art Theatre
Frederick County Hood Club
Christian Herald
Parents
Scholastic
Leo Tolstoy
Frederick City Ministerial Association
Camp Detrick
Hood College
The
Hood Club
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass Not Without Religious Faith
A religious reflection compares life to spokes on a wheel centering on God the Father. It argues modern secularism separates goodness from faith and questions the idea of world peace or justice without religion.
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Earl L. Douglass
God
Father
Creator
God at the center of life, line between races debated
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate piece argues that true human relations must center on God not secular schemes. It condemns secular social plans as weak and urges unity through divine reference, warning against purely worldly attempts to redeem society.
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Babson Newspaper Synd.j
Herders Take Prize Cattle to Chicago on Special Train
At Timonium the Eastern National Livestock Show opens Saturday with 1543 head of livestock competing. Top animals will ride in style to Chicago on a special train, with herders having a dedicated car on board, a shift from past freight-car travel.
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Timonium
Chicago
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