ADLAI and MRS. STEVENSON campaign in what is obviously ... the most famous is one about his father seeing a conspicuously pregnant woman carrying a large poster at a presidential rally with the ...

Stevenson had a problem connecting with voters in the 1952 campaign, viewed as a wealthy egghead up against war hero Dwight Eisenhower. The Democrat appeared in Flint on Labor Day, sharing a stage ...

Adlai’s Democratic paternal grandfather and namesake was Vice President in Grover Cleveland’s second Administration, and the old campaign posters still decorate Adlai’s den in Libertyville.

An Adlai Stevenson campaign poster from the 1952 election. I learned something about America in 1956: It was a much more complicated place than I’d been brought up to believe. Karl’s generous ...

The year 1952 reinforced that other truism of American presidential posters: don't go negative. Adlai Stevenson, however, did so, likening his Republican opponent Dwight Eisenhower to Hoover, and ...

Adlai Stevenson suffered another setback in his campaign for governor Friday when Senior U.S. District Judge James Parsons dismissed his suit seeking to run as an independent candidate.Parsons ...

As Stevenson's biographer John Bartlow Martin later observed, Stevenson's 1952 campaign became a legendary liberal crusade in a decade when their cause was broadly in retreat.

Lawrence N. Hansen, a longtime associate of Adlai Stevenson, says he is stepping down as campaign manager of Stevenson`s gubernatorial campaign for personal reasons.Hansen, who lives in a Virginia ...

Robert Mann explains the meaning of the 1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson presidential campaign ads.