Editorial View on Adlai Stevenson's Path to the White House
Editorial outlines Adlai Stevenson as a strong presidential candidate with deep political pedigree and a reform record as Illinois governor. It notes his liberal past roles, a shift toward market freedom with economic justice, and questions whether he will stay true to his ideals in Washington.
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They Have Forgotten Pearl Harbor Day Faith
A reflection on December 7 1941 when Roosevelt asked a wartime declaration against Japan and Americans pledged vigilance. The piece laments dwindling civilian air watcher volunteers and public memory of the Pearl Harbor attack and its lessons.
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Two Ways To Fight Polio In A Summer Fear
The article notes polio’s threat to families and urges practical action. It recommends supporting the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis local chapter and praying for cure, urging rational, steady measures over alarm. It emphasizes ongoing newsroom routines amid fear and calls for community help and spiritual resilience.
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Bug Dust by Thomas J. Stafford
A reflective piece on summer fading as nature and people age with the season. The author contrasts bustling insects and growing crops with the creeping senility of middle age and the approaching autumn. Images of birds, bugs, and field life Transition to cooler days and the return to school closing the season.
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Convention Comes Cheap to Trelfie
Hometown tale of Trellis Mae Peeble returning from a national convention to find her husband Wilbur broke and rationed, with sardines gone and canned chili used. She notes political crowds and declares every housewife should attend, then reveals she spent much on travel. She presents a roll of bills to prove the trip’s cost, starting with 41.50 for the plane ticket.
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Trellis Mae in Paris Scandal and Imagined Luxurious Delegates
In a vivid, gossip laden scene Trellis Mae recounts lavish hospitality from an oil delegate named Mr Petrol. Wilbur questions expenses and the origin of gifts while Trellis Mae brushes off concerns with hints of political intrigue and a signature from Adlai.
Demos and Republicans Could Not Have Picked Better Men
In Chicago the author likens the political conventions to ancient Druid rites, praising their vitality and practical success. He argues conventions better serve regional interests than national primaries, lauds Eisenhower Stevenson as ideal nominees, and notes moments of unity and nobility from both parties despite the noise and chaos. The piece concludes that the two conventions produced worthy leaders.
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Regionally Speaking Military Men in News Overseas and at Home
Regionally Speaking lists Army and Air Force assignments from 1951 to 1952. Pvt. James C. Short serves at Sendai Army Hospital Japan. Three area men complete airman indoctrination at Lackland AFB Texas. Pfc Willie R. Plumb noted in Ft Lewis Operation Signpost 1928. Lt Berard F. Moye transfers from Nuremberg to Bad Kissingen amid Germany duty. Pvt Bobbie G. Blevins completes basic combat at Camp Gordon. Airman Third Class Bobby M. Phillips furloughs at home, to return to Lake Charles LA. Ensign Raymond M. McMillan Jr. commissioned at Newport RI. Airman Willard F. Burns arrives at Furstenfeldbruck Germany with 36th Wing.
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Lynchburg
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European Command
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Elder statesman warns delegates after long speech
A retired politician delivers a lengthy exhortation filled with advice and warnings, but delegates press on with their agenda as if unhearing.
World Court growth outsized in Washington scene
Washington observers see the World Court at The Hague expanding in function and reach. Proposals would widen jurisdiction to cross-border crimes and cross-national business disputes as trade and travel rise. The 15 judges face a heavy docket amid ongoing British Iranian oil, Morocco trade, and island claims between Britain and France.
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Peril at Convention Hall Aimed at 1952 and 1956 Safety
James Marlow asserts real danger at the 1952 Democratic and Republican conventions held in Convention Hall. He warns of fire hazards from crowded aisles and a wood platform, noting discarded papers and cigarettes could trigger a deadly blaze. The piece calls for improved safety and police protection during future events.
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