Campaigns Roar In Texas As Eisenhower Stevenson Clash Intensifies
In Texas the 1952 Democratic slate backs Eisenhower with Weldon Hart steering the effort while Warren Woodward launches Stevenson Kefauver ads. Price Daniel remains a looming senate candidate as questions on the special election linger. Governor Shivers hunts in Alaska as education reform and securities regulation debates move forward.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Democrats
Eisenhower
Weldon Hart
Allan Shivers
Warren Woodward
Houston
Hart
Ike
Stevenson
Woodward
Price Daniel
Daniel
U. S
Democratic Executive Committee
Shivers
Kodiak
Alaska
Be Contented by Edgar A. Guest
A didactic poem urging contentment with one’s lot. The speaker compares unattained fish and fruit to attainable catches and fruits, advising not to mourn what is lost but to celebrate current achievements and work hard to gain fame. The voice emphasizes gratitude and perseverance through simple, practical wisdom.
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Edgar A. Guest
Balance Sheet Totals and Deposit Breakdown
The document lists Total Capital Accounts 620 316 73 and Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts 620 316 73. Liabilities show Demand deposits 1 238 885 23 Time deposits 64 872 29 Government deposits 5 191 88 and Total Deposits 1 470 067 05. Capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and reserves for contingencies are noted.
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U. S
States
The SPICE of LIFE Humorous vignette collection from a file
A series of light anecdotes from a social page feature. Jokes include a timid man with a mouse, memory jokes about a wife, a grocer named Walter, a cop with a key, a farmer’s remarks, a truck driver’s marriage bet, Elsie’s bedtime lesson, and a quip about head size and footwear. The tone is dated, humorous, and domestic.
What's the matter with Brown He looks glum
Brown appears troubled as he contests his wife's will. A conversation reveals she is not dead. The exchange hints at legal and personal tension surrounding the contested estate and potential motives.
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Brown
Motorist overcharges cited in misclassification by BBB
The National Better Business Bureau reports millions paid in excess collision insurance on financed cars due to misclassification. Six insurers have offered refunds and guard against future overcharges. Page notes Class-1 versus Class-2 rates with under 25 drivers causing up to 45 percent higher premiums and possible $75 refunds for misclassified policyholders.
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New York
National Better Business Bureau
Do It Now Sign Fails as Factory Moves
A Canadian businessman hung signs reading Do It Now to spur promptness. Weeks later he recounted mixed results with his staff. The head bookkeeper eloped with the best secretary, three typists asked for raises, the factory hands went on strike, and the office boy joined the Navy.
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Navy
Publisher welcomes corrections to any erroneous reflections
The note states that any error reflecting on a person, firm, or corporation will be fully corrected upon the publisher's receipt of the concern. It emphasizes prompt remedy and accountability in reporting.
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Commodity Corporation
Better Democrat Than Adlai Says Supporter
In a Texas town a voter explains he would back Ike Eisenhower in 1952 and again, calling him a better Democrat. He cites promises kept on tidelands, Korea, and a clean efficient government, arguing Americans will choose stability over Adlai Stevenson in November.
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Ike
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Eisenhower
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Korea
Washington
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Kefauver
Mink Coats
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ske
Polado Paid for by Texas Democrats for Eisenhower
Weldon Hart, director, oversees a Texas Democrats for Eisenhower funded message identified as Polado.
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Polado
Texas
Eisenhower
Weldon Hart
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United States
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E. O. Thomas Directors
State OF Texas
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H. C. Young
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R. A. Gillett
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Seal
M. Badgett
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T. Glenn Doss
National Editorial Association
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