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Editorial
November 2, 1954
The Farmville Herald And Farmer Leader
Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia
What is this article about?
Folksy editorial by J. Marvin Brown commenting on Konrad Adenauer's diplomatic influence on US leaders for aid, President Eisenhower's election campaigning for Republicans, and urging voter participation in upcoming elections.
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By what we see in the papers and hear about, America will be about the only Nation without peace. Adenauer settled the life and death struggle for his people, he says. Looks like he opened up a new road. Got the Republicans praising him—at least it seems to me—now don't quote me on this.
Adenauer has a new angle on getting American dollars. England never tried this one. He's got the ear of the President and Secretary Dulles. Got them running after him. It's somethin' brewing somewhere. It ain't advice that he is awaiting this time.
Beginning to see why the President is so all-fired hot for a full Republican House . . . and I saw 'Ike' on TV. Boy, he's slipped back in that role. He's going to stump four States and cover the Nation with praise of his Administration. The applause is coming from the Republicans up front. Democrats are saving up for the big battle of the future. Plenty of campaign fodder and no scarcity of talent this time. We got oodles of talent—America is a great country. It has stood so much. Politics is our best tonic for any ailing we have . . . it keeps us democratically up to par. So get out and VOTE
Thanks for reading.
YOURS, J MARVIN BROWN
By what we see in the papers and hear about, America will be about the only Nation without peace. Adenauer settled the life and death struggle for his people, he says. Looks like he opened up a new road. Got the Republicans praising him—at least it seems to me—now don't quote me on this.
Adenauer has a new angle on getting American dollars. England never tried this one. He's got the ear of the President and Secretary Dulles. Got them running after him. It's somethin' brewing somewhere. It ain't advice that he is awaiting this time.
Beginning to see why the President is so all-fired hot for a full Republican House . . . and I saw 'Ike' on TV. Boy, he's slipped back in that role. He's going to stump four States and cover the Nation with praise of his Administration. The applause is coming from the Republicans up front. Democrats are saving up for the big battle of the future. Plenty of campaign fodder and no scarcity of talent this time. We got oodles of talent—America is a great country. It has stood so much. Politics is our best tonic for any ailing we have . . . it keeps us democratically up to par. So get out and VOTE
Thanks for reading.
YOURS, J MARVIN BROWN
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Foreign Affairs
What keywords are associated?
Adenauer
Republican Politics
Eisenhower
Elections
Voting
Democrats
What entities or persons were involved?
Adenauer
President Ike
Secretary Dulles
Republicans
Democrats
J Marvin Brown
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Commentary On Adenauer's Influence And Us Election Campaigning
Stance / Tone
Folksy And Enthusiastic Support For Voting And Republican Efforts
Key Figures
Adenauer
President Ike
Secretary Dulles
Republicans
Democrats
J Marvin Brown
Key Arguments
America May Be The Only Nation Without Peace Amid Global Settlements
Adenauer Has Settled Struggles For His People And Gained Republican Praise
Adenauer Seeks American Dollars Through Influence On Us Leaders
President Pushes For Full Republican House
Ike Stumping In Four States To Praise Administration
Republicans Applaud While Democrats Prepare For Future Battles
America Has Abundant Political Talent
Politics Keeps Democracy Strong; Get Out And Vote