Truman framed as running the campaign says aide
The article discusses Truman portraying himself as running the Stevenson campaign. It notes a tape recording at Manly Iowa where officials denied access to the recording. It weighs Truman’s influence on the race and Stevenson’s effort to appear independently managed.
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Harry S.truman
Manly
Iowa
Feulo
Truman
Stevenson
South
East
Midwest
All Votes Are Responsible in This Great Country
A patriotic editorial urges voters to understand underlying motives of the election and cast ballots for the common good. It stresses democracy, minority rights, and the need to resist self interest, warning that neglect could harm the many for the benefit of a few.
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Democratic Party
Church Women And Politics Inspires Civic Duty
A pamphlet from the General Department of United Church Women urges Christian women and men to active political engagement. It promotes honesty, voting, running for office, supporting peace efforts with the United Nations, studying human rights, and defending democratic freedoms to reform American politics. The piece critiqued voter registration gaps in Thomas County and notes alarming wartime rhetoric nearby.
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United Church Women
National Council of the Racbaits
United Nations
Senate
America
Spain adopts monthly worker bonuses to curb inflation
In Madrid the government proposes emergency monthly salary bonuses funded by employers to fight inflation. Bank workers would receive 17 months pay for 11 months worked, while ordinary day laborers gain nothing. The plan targets rising prices but leaves the lowest paid with little improvement as skilled labor remains scarce and poverty persists.
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Riley Josing
BCI
Spain
Francisco
Commerce
Juan Lopez
Juan
U S Far East Crisis Leads Front Page Rundown
Ten years ago today the United States took the lead in studying the Far Eastern conflict as Britain pledged support in peace moves. Eden announced U S initiative in convoking the parley while Japan apologized for a Shanghai foray. The Hood warned of stern action over anti piracy in the Mediterranean. County fair closes after a strong week with 6 961 paid admissions.
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U. 8
America
Eden
Far East
Shanghai
Spanish
Hood
Mediterranean
Jaycee
John Bailie, Jr
California
Alabama
Pitt
Fitzgerald
Glynn Academy
Albany
Moultrie
S. F. G. A. Thomasville
Sylvester
London Bookie Rates American Election Neck-and-Neck Race
A London bookmaker rated the American presidential election a neck and neck race with odds of 4 to 5. Douglas Always Pays Stuart noted bets were coming in fast and showed no sign of bias toward either candidate.
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London Bookie
London
Douglas
Stuart
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
Readable clues include several across and down hints such as Se and 30 Fresh sup 32 Silkworm 33 Metric land measure 35 German river 28 Boast 38 Performed 39 Winglike 40 Formerly 41 By 42 So be It 43 Celestial being 44 Starts 47 Dutch commune 48 Card with three spots 49 Writing table 50 Color DOWN 1 Seem 2 Scold 8 Aromatic seed 4 Insect 5 Behold 6 Excess 7 Leather fastener 8 Solemn wonder 9 Sun god 10 Lubricate 11 Strangest 14 Strike 16 New York abbr 20 Avoid a1 Throw lightly 23 Remain 24 Mother Helen of Tro 26 Chief actor a7 Ship prisor 23 Vehicle on runners 29 Sandarac tree supervisor
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New York
Helen of
Chuckles By Christopher Sillop Plot Emphasized In Plot Theory
A discussion on the value of plots in plays movies and books argues that revealing a plot robs the audience of surprise. It notes the tension between tellers and listeners and suggests stories with no plot or slender plots may be preferable to spoil the enjoyment.
Campaign rhetoric and Truman clash in Stevenson era critique
These Days George E. Sokolsky critiques the 1952 campaign, arguing Truman's tactics derail debate, boost demagoguery, and hinder discussion of MacArthur and Korea. He laments race and religious politics, warns of Democratic machine control, and endorses Adlai Stevenson as change.
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Stevenson
Harry Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Korea
Moscow
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Roosevelt
Boss Flynn
New York
Boss Hague
New Jersey
Jack Avery
Boss Kelly
Anti-Defamation League
United Front
Soviet Russia
United States
Alger Hiss
FBI
Hiss
Joe McCarthy
Tydings
Remington
Wadleigh
Russell
Fullbright
Kefauver
Chelf
Alben Barkley
Jack Kroll
CIO
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Congress
Strength for the Day Reason and Rationalism
The text argues rationalism fights religion by trying to explain all mysteries with thought alone. It asserts faith as the foundation, with reason as an ally. once basic beliefs are accepted, reason supports religion, while pure rationalism undermines it. Theologians are capable, but sound theology begins with faith and proceeds to reason.
The Bolo Rest Hideout and a Daughter's Vengeance
Devereaux confronts Jacqueline about Phillips hidden sanctuary at the Bolo Rest and the motive behind her fear and vengeance. She recalls her father’s letters and his decision to defend justice, revealing a defiant resolve and the cost of his murder.
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Devereaux
Johnny
Buloff
Phillips
Soloney
Longo
Castle
Latimer
Fiala
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Chuckles
Christopher Sillop
George E. Sokolsky
Loney
Allew City Country Club
Jacq
Prado
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