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 ...

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.

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.

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

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 ...

For his first presidential election campaign one year later, he went with a familiar slogan — Adlai Stevenson's from 12 years before. Tejerina deducted points for lack of originality.

BLOOMINGTON — It's fair to say that not everyone who lives in the Twin Cities knows about Adlai Stevenson II. But his name, reflecting his memory and legacy 50 years ...

In a family with a bad case of hereditary politics, as his father once put it, Mr. Stevenson III hardly rivaled the original Adlai E. Stevenson, Grover Cleveland’s 1890s vice president, or Adlai ...

Historic commercials were shown from the 1952 Dwight Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson campaigns. Report Video Issue Javascript must be enabled in order to access C-SPAN videos.

April 22, 2008 Is Obama JFK or Adlai Stevenson? By E. J. Dionne. DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. -- The result of the 2008 election may come down to how voters decide to define Barack Obama.

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 ...