Taft Victories Boost Taft Campaign In Wisconsin and Nebraska
Wisconsin and Nebraska returns give Taft a crucial lift by winning states after earlier losses to Eisenhower. The Iowa contest tomorrow will determine delegates with forecasts of a near even split between Taft and Eisenhower, while Cass County’s seventh district stays solid for Taft. The Iowa state convention is expected to be hot, and the reporter plans to vote Taft.
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Retiring Truman Gives Republicans New Campaign Targets
Political observers note Truman’s retirement may remove a primary attack target, but Republicans should focus on Democratic domestic policies rather than foreign ones. The argument urges cutting federal power, reducing entanglements with pressure groups, and slimming a top heavy government to relieve costs and citizen unrest.
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Write-in Voting Dominates Election Campaign Narratives
The article notes a historic surge in write-in voting across states as a new force in the election, once dismissed as futile. It lauds Robert Crook for his long service in the American Legion and his candidacy for district commander.
Ellicott Entre Nous Club Holds Friday Meeting
The Ellicott Entre Nous club met Friday with Mrs. D R Kipp and officers listed as President Mrs. Jack Young Vice President Mrs. Bud Smith Secretary Mrs. George Cornish Treasurer Mrs. Paul Giltner Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Vernon Bergren.
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Atlantic News Teletip: Newspaper masthead data
Atlantic News Teletip lists publication details editors and office contacts. It includes printing schedule evenings except Sunday, publisher News Telegraph Pub Corp, editor F D Simpson, office phone numbers, post office entry date, and memberships. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and region including Iowa and U.S. outside Iowa.
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Resignation of Wilson Reflects Truman Policy Stance
Drew Pearson reports Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson resigns as Truman faces steel wage, price disputes. The White House clash with Arnall and Putnam centers on inflation controls, wage boosts, and the risk of a steel strike. Also notes Pegler hospital admission and political maneuvering toward 1952 conventions.
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Just Folks by Eduar A Guest
Poem celebrates a boy’s first experiences in theater and sports. It links a parent or guardian accompanying a youngster to a big league game with lifelong memories. The verse emphasizes the first watch and first big moment as lasting inspirations.
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Poem Excerpt Reflects on Past Joys and Legacy
A reflective verse by Edgar A. Guest recalls the enduring memory of a first delightful moment in a boy’s life and the wish to have brought happiness to a child, suggesting lasting impact beyond time. The piece emphasizes cherishing early joys and personal legacy.
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These Days Analysis of Harry Truman’s presidency and policy
George E. Sokolsky argues Truman, educated in public schools, led with unusual ability despite limited formal training. He credits Truman’s peace efforts and Marshall-Acheson era decisions, noting containment and Marshall Plans helped stave off war with Russia. The piece contrasts Truman’s motives with the era’s political realities.
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Music Students Prepare for Adel Contest In April
Casey high school students planned a concert Friday at the 2 high school auditorium to showcase entries for an Adel music contest on April 1. Performers included Shirley Dani on piano Betty Young on trombone Bill Kidwell Janette Ogle Martha Schmidt Keith Calder Dean Hascott Jeannette Maas and Jim Kadine with vocal solos by Hascott Maas and others.
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Nurses recruitment drive reports 500 Iowa student nurse vacancies
A Des Moines conference disclosed that Iowa’s 27 nursing schools show 500 vacant student nurse positions. In Champal Lape zoo, authorities say a cage was broken and a skunk stolen, indicating a theft incident at the facility.
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