Review of the Eisenhower Victory and GOP Future
The editorial lauds Eisenhower as the Republican leader who won the 1952 election and urges Democrats to reflect after defeat. It notes past GOP missteps, calls for a major party shift, and stresses the need for loyal support for Eisenhower and his future administration in Washington.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tafts
Jenners
McCarthys
State Department
Korea
Africa
Europe
World
Washington, D. C
White House
Eisenhower In for Tough Time Says Vardis Fisher
The columnist argues Eisenhower faces a difficult mandate balancing war aims economy and social progress. He questions feasibility of cutting taxes reducing debt while expanding social security and keeping inflation in check amid pressures for free world trade. He warns against relying on academic economic miracles.
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Stalin
Kremlin
China
Eisenhower
Eisenhower and the challenge of a new presidency
The piece argues the next president must purge traitors, restore moral fiber, and curb false prosperity built on war and deficits. It warns Americans to support tough measures, education, and reduced expectations to avoid steering the nation toward socialism within four years.
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Eisenhower
Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
Banida Farewell Social Honors Dale Geddes at Hall
Visitors from Preston and Provo attended the Banida farewell social held in the recreation hall on Saturday evening November 1 in honor of Dale Geddes son of a local family. Mrs Julia Fellows Miss June Petersen and Mr and Mrs George Wilcox joined the gathering.
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LaVera Hollingsworth
Julia Fellows
Preston
June Petersen
Provo
George Wilcox
Banida Recreation Hall
Dale Geddes
Local youths enlist and relocate amid community updates
Mr and Mrs Golden Geddes and Marvin Hollingsworth, son of Mr and Mrs LaVern Hollingsworth, were inducted into the service last Wednesday and departed for Fort Douglas. A large group of friends enjoyed an evening of dancing. Mr and Mrs Carl Webster of Provo moved this week to Banida and expect winter work in Preston. Ray Taylor returned home for a week before a serious operation at the veterans hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Golden Geddes
Marvin Hollingsworth
LaVern Hollingsworth
Fort Douglas
Carl Webster
Provo
Banida
Preston
Ray Taylor
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
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