Stevenson Wins Democratic Nomination on Third Ballot
The 1952 Democratic National Convention in Chicago produced Adlai Stevenson as the presidential nominee on the third ballot amid a fierce liberal conservative clash over civil rights and party unity. Stevenson chose Senator John Sparkman as his running mate to appeal to the North South coalition, while Kefauver declined to pursue the nomination and pledged support.
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Blick of Switch Gives Farmers an Upper Hand in Controlling Irrigation
The article extols supplementary irrigation while urging careful planning with an electrical dealer, power supplier, and county agent. It compares ditch and sprinkler systems, cites gains in California hop yields, Michigan melons, Tennessee dairy cattle milk, and South Carolina peaches to illustrate benefits and cautions.
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