Taft Eisenhower Clash Shapes 1952 Campaign Narrative
The piece weighs corruption as a campaign issue for Republicans and discusses Taft’s maneuvering at the convention and its potential to sway voters. It notes Democratic leverage if Taft and the GOP fail to unite, and warns of the impact on the two party system and independent voters.
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Robert A. Taft
Taft
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Eveen
Taft Machine
Texas
Louisiana
Ovecome
Criticism Of The Government By Veterans Debated
A speaker argues intemperate criticism of government risks national security and notes veterans are a large, active group in politics. He contends most veterans are loyal and productive, while critics arise from both veterans and nonveterans seeking preferential treatment.
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Congress
United States
Arm outside car windows blamed for serious injuries
A local warning describes two recent hospital cases where young boys had arms badly damaged by driving with limbs outside car windows. It notes a formal census in Thomasville found twenty seven people in other cars with arms outside windows, risking amputation if struck. The report urges vigilance, especially in summer, to prevent life altering injuries.
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Thomasville
Tifton
Fragmented Transcript Reflects Mixed News and Speculation
The passage hints at social meals and discourse about military, political, and economic topics. It notes decontrol of materials and price revisions, mentions two Black men drowning near Cotton, and discusses Taft's potential GOP nomination and implications for U.S. politics. It also suggests germ warfare talk and UN discussions involving Russia.
Teen Age Reflections by a Denver Girl
In a Denver interview a nearly fourteen year old girl named June Badger describes teen life. She cites parental misunderstandings, fashion pressures, the lure of popularity, phones, slang, and dating older boys, and longs for marriage and five or six children while stressing happiness and civic aims. Her view offers blunt honesty about adolescent concerns and optimistic hopes for the future.
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Denver
June
Poy
George
Harry Pearson
Tonight’s TV Highlights Include NBC Roy Rogers Finale
NBC schedule features Roy Rogers finale Crooked Marshall at 8 30 Bob and Ray at 9 Mario Lanza songs at 9 9 30 Who Goes Theater finale 10 15 David Ross poetry. CBS airs Musicland USA 8 Big Time Variety 9 Waxworks 10 05 Capitol Classroom 10 30 Eliot Lawrence orchestra. ABC presents Dick Powell mystery finale 8 to 9 Newsstand Theater. MBS offers Adventures of Maisie Gracie Fields Magazine Theater Armed Forces Revue.
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NBC
Roy Rogers
Crooked Marshall
Bob and Ray
Mario Lanza
David Ross
CBS
Musicland USA
Waxworks
Capitol Classroom
Elliot Lawrence
ABC
Dick Powell
FBI
Newsstand
MBS
Maisie
Crossword Puzzle AGROSS
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Coming operations plan to divert attacks on Russia leaders say
Roosevelt and Churchill issue joint statement praising Soviet and Chinese armies while warning of risks. Prime Minister returns home to face new crisis in government as U S units plan raids on Nazis with more fliers to Britain. Soviets halt Nazi advance in Ukraine. Rommel drives deep into Egypt. Thomasville man aboard vessel that sank an Axis sub. James Cooper Moore among gun crew credited with hit on Axis craft.
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Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
U,.s
British Isles
Ukraine
Matruh
Rommel
Egypt
Thomasville
James Cooper Moore
Lamar Dollar
John Earle Baker
Baptist Church
Spence Field
Moody
Valdosta Air Base
Moultrians
Price Controls in Limbo as Congress Debates End Date
In 1950 Bernard Baruch warned of inflation without controls, but Truman delayed. By mid 1951 price and wage caps began lifting, with costs rising. Congress split on continuing controls, risking a clampout unless a compromise passes before the deadline. Labor support could rally Truman in the November election.
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Washington
Korea
Bernard Baruch
Congress
Truman
Truman Adinistration
Senate
House
Organized Labor
Strength for the Day on Caesar and God
The sermon contrasts Caesar’s claim to all earthly power with God’s jurisdiction. It argues Christians oppose Caesar’s secular encroachments while honoring Caesar’s rights, choosing love over vengeance and declaring the gospel superior to worldly decree.
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Caesar
God
Jesus
Debating Last Year’s Weather Becomes a Memory War
The piece mocks how people recall last year’s weather differently, blaming memory bias and emotions. It notes disputes arise after late hours, with no neutral judge, and ends that every party accuses others of untrustworthiness.
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Tegervior
Obsessional Neuro sis and a Honeymooners Drift
Paul Gardiner and Melisande share happiness over a book titled Obsessional Neurosis found in John’s cottage. Gardiner discovers new tension as a ship launch approaches and a mysterious caretaker arrives, while John Taylor evaluates the situation with clinical detachment.
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Gardiner
Melisande
John
Paul
Sebah
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