Stevenson Plans To Aim Campaign At Independents
Governor Stevenson outlines strategy to win independent and progressive Republican voters by tying Taft to Eisenhower's positions. Aides say Stevenson will focus scrutiny on Taft, arguing the Old Guard controls Eisenhower, and that independents may swing if the split narrows. He notes Chicago crusade doubts and questions the timing of Taft’s prepared statements.
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Taft
Eisouth
Stevenson
Doe
Chicago
Thim
Springfield
Eisenhower
Repubican
Old Guard
S Eisenhower
Taftyi
Prayer for TCQDAY and Faithful Resolve Across Challenges
A religious feature text from Lancaster Pennsylvania presents a prayer asking for divine guidance and courage to face life’s trials. It includes a concluding attribution to N. Sayres and references a theological seminary and national council, though the content is largely devotional and lacks verifiable publication details.
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N. Sayres
Lancaster
Theala Theological Seminary
Mercersburg Headmaster to Speak on Economic Outlook
Dr Charles Tippatts headmaster of Mercersburg Academy will address the Hagerstown Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants at Hotel Alexander this Thursday evening. A Princeton alumnus with a Litt D from Franklin and Marshall he taught economics at several major universities and authored books on money banking and business organization. Arthur Cooper will chair the 8:30 p.m. meeting after a 6:30 dinner.
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Mercersburg Academy
Hagerstown
National Association of Cost Accountants
Hotel Alexander
Princeton University
Franklin and Marshall
Tippatts
University of Iowa
University of Washington
University of Buffalo
Ohio State University
West Virginia University
University of Pittsburgh
Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
Arthur I. Cooper
Tobin Declares Taft-Hartley Act Slows Labor Movement
New York September 16 Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin told the AFL convention the Taft Hartley Act means a slow death for labor. He cited slowed membership gains and called it a matter of life or death for organized labor while being joined by Harriman and Ewing in criticizing the act and urging repeal and wage studies.
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Dwight D. Hisenhower
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Oscar R. Ewing
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William Green
John J. Lewis
Green
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Lewis
United Mines, Workers
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America
Wash‘Jingtan
UMW
Tee
Curion
Greer
Harrian
Ewing
Adlai KE
Stevenson
Taft-Hartley
Judge Reverses Coin Box Boost Granted
Baltimore September 16 Chief Judge W Conwell Smith reversed the coin box increase granted Chesapeake and Pole mag Telephone Co by the Maryland Public Service Commission The decision notes the PSC may have considered a reduction instead of an increase and critiques the rate base and tax economics behind the boost The ruling affects a 1 cent coin tax and a second PSC hearing on residential service rate rises remains pending
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W. Conwell Smith
Chesapeake & Pole Mag ‘Telephone Co
Maryind Public Service Commission
Conmission
PSC
Commission
Smith
Court of Appeals
Ap Bea
People’s Counsel
Joe
American Telephone and Telegraph
Scome
Fair midway to close some games amid farm show entries
Rural youths compete for nearly 2000 dollars in prize money at the fair with booths highlighting crop differences safe driving and homemaking topics. The CIO funded a midway tent linking labor and agriculture while University of Maryland extension crews judge girls entries poultry cattle and garden displays.
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CIO
Ister
University of Maryland Extension Service
AP Survey Maps Republican Lean In Mountain Western States
The AP survey reports editors and writers from 46 newspapers gauge likely 1952 election outcomes in mountain and western states. It notes Eisenhower's popularity varies by region, Oregon seen leaning Ike, while New York's Powey recall differs. County level data from late summer informs state projections amid cautious estimates and some nonparticipants.
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Middle Atlantic
Eisenhower
Tade Eztis
New Mexico
Oregon
Thos. E. Powey
New York
Truman
Stevenson
Associated Press
California
Uncle Sam Lifts Credit Curbs On New Home Buying
The article discusses changes to Regulation X under the 1952 Defense Production Act, noting a suspension of the rule on housing credit while warning it could be reinstated if three consecutive months of housing starts exceed 1,200,000. It covers down payment requirements, different thresholds for homes and commercial buildings, and remarks by Housing Administrator Raymond Foley as the Fed suspended the regulation.
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Federal Reserve Board
Raymond M. Foley
Congress
Federal Reserve
Resignations, Regulation Xs Suspension Shape Housing Credit
Washington reports President Truman accepts the resignation of Cyrus Ching, head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, and appoints David L. Cole to succeed. The move ends Regulation X limits on housing credit, signaling buyers may obtain homes with small down payments depending on bank rules and lender judgment. The development reflects a shift in housing policy and credit access.
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Washington
Dent Truman
Cyrus
Federal Reserve
Gantt
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