Political Civic Groups Plan Drives To Get Out The Vote This Year
Congressional Quarterly notes the Eisenhower era prompts aggressive get out the vote campaigns by both parties. Past midterms show low turnout, with only about 40 percent casting House ballots and Senate contests sparse. Amid the 1952 push, organizers aimed for 63 million voters, surpassing 1950 totals, aided by strong interest in the presidential race.
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Citizens For Eisenhower
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League of Women Voters
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Texas
American Heritage Foundation
Advertising Council
North Eaton Vets Plan March Dance
North Eaton Veterans Club members at the town hall discussed a March dance and formed three committees to handle arrangements. Eight new veterans joined, bringing membership to 35, with plans to start fund raising and discuss a recreation building site at upcoming meetings. All veterans from Eaton and nearby towns were invited.
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Army asks soldiers to vote on new general duty uniforms
Enlisted men and officers across the Regular Army Reserve and National Guard will participate in a troop preference survey to decide the next general duty garb. Three uniforms are shown for ballots with questions on desirability and preference, including all-wool pinks, gray-green options, and the olive-drab winter outfit.
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Army Uniform Survey Board
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New York City Reserve Training Center
Uniform Change Prospects For Army Enlisted And Officers
A discussion outlines a gray green replacement fabric for the elastique wool uniform, with a long jacket and four buttons. The survey will determine a final choice. issuance could take 18 months. Officers would buy new uniforms, while overall costs are expected to be modest. The text also remarks on personality traits and home management for women.
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Picnic area caretaker helps guest walk on pine needles
East Sempster New Hampshire caretaker Harry F Hanson at the Honey Brook Wayside Picnic Area was sweeping when a woman arrived asking for pine needles to be left on the ground. Hanson obliged, allowing her to walk on them.
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Harry F. Hanson
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