The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 30, 1953, Page 7

5 ee wet i AYA o 1aT8 Wa! > wey South's Political Stand Assessed . jof the states ha ing among \and. patronage, is the first of states over Democrat Al Smith a to build ies reporting the con-(quarter of a century ago. a written by Don Whitehead, Pulitzer Prize winner |the i Yet the reports make it clear| sate Republicans have i. puts s Noaved the oath bisweoif leat hill fight before they’ cus etsy Elseahower brought | who year and accompanied Eisenhower any widespread effectiveness in| local and state elections—the key. @m his Dixie campaign swing. | = stones of party str By DON WHITEHEAD vt Hage is are feudin’, fussin’ and senhower will shift their among themselves today allegiance to the Republicans or political skirmishes which may qill quietly return to’ the sat ed be the sound effects cratic fold. | ‘The big question still is whether! WASHINGTON ‘#—Dixie Repub-'the Democrats who voted for Ei It bacon for the Republicans, but! iwhen he put it on the table, they) “|didn’t know how to eut +.” party} Demo-|i@ Texas, Florida, : Virgiela—the & genuine twoparty| Democratic Gov. Gordon Per-|states that went Republican last) System in the long-Democrat sons of Alabama says: “The next! eday. * |Republican candidate in Alabama} iy Brom the plains of Texas into will find out his name i Shenandoah Valley | Eisenhower.” Virginia's there is a stir of Republican hopes} That is the general attitude) and activity. lamong the Democrats, but Texas is not ' Repub-' — Thursday, July 30, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “FLORIDA POULTRY, EGC and FISH COMPANY, Ine. 919 SIMONTON STREET (Formerly Charlie's Poultry Market) . Special for Friday and Saturday Fresh Killed,Dressed and Drawn BIGGEST BUY IN TOWN PHONE 2.6385 they might 5 Page 7) “But their enthusiastic —inail down and clinch their history. 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