Contrast of Panama election and US republicanism
The article argues Panama’s election of Colonel Ramon shows military power can effectively decide outcomes, unlike the United States where a candidate must retire from the army to run. It contrasts South and Central American republics with the U.S. system, noting army control undermines true republican democracy. Eisenhower’s case is used to illustrate the difference.
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Panama
United States
Ramon
U. S
Eisenhower
Ana Pauker Faces Party Divorce Amid Accusations
The piece recalls Ana Pauker once a leading Romanian communist, now accused of crimes and pro capitalist. It suggests she faces expulsion or disappearance as party discipline closes in, with implied exile and possible labor camp associations.
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Ana Pauker
Ana
Moscow
Rumania
Taft leads in preferential primaries signaling public support
Taft has secured more votes than Eisenhower in the preferential primaries, refuting claims of Taft’s lack of public support. The Taft lead, though not large, is a moral victory and could influence convention decisions. Eisenhower shifts from silent to vocal campaigning, risking both alienation and gains.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Abilene
Cleanup Aflocks on Labor Racketeers
The American Federation of Labor vows to purge racketeers from its ranks signaling a decisive strife against gangsters in labor unions. It cites strikes as costly to the public and benefiting only crooked leaders. It also urges a safety push for returning service members amid rising highway deaths.
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American Federation of Labor
Atlantic News Telegraph Published Evenings 1918 Rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for 1918 by carrier and mail. Local rates cover one month to one year with prices from 50 cents to 8 dollars, regional rates vary by area, and Canada adds a 12 dollar yearly option.
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Seaday
News-Telegraps Pub. Corp. F. D. Slaspeos
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Eye
Atlantic
0. S
Canada
Ike First Political Speech Made in Abilene Sets Stage for 1952
A Sunday morning talk reveals Truman backing active civil rights in a Democratic convention plan discussion with Gov. Dever and Frank McKinney. The piece recalls Eisenhower’s 1909 Abilene speech as a Democrat and his 1952 return to politics, noting party splits and the need to woo Democratic voters for Republicans.
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Drew Pearson
Truman
Dover
Ike
Abilene
Eisenhower
Washington
Paul Dever
Massachusetts
Frank McKinney
Democratic National Committee
Dever
Truman- Acheson
Matthew's
Dwight Eisenhower
Kans
West Point
Taft
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
South
GOP
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Texas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Chicago
Cannon
Aldrich
United States
Democratic Party
Ike Eisenhower
The
Sell Syndicate, Inc
In Memory of the Bishop by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective memorial piece recalls a bishop’s gentle teaching and love of God’s world. The poem imagines walking in forests to escape urban noise and bitter divides as the bishop’s voice rests in memory. Also a general safety reminder to slow down at dusk to save lives.
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Feaf
God
Edgar A. Guest
Two New Teachers for Lewis School
Lewis adds four new teachers including Miss Charlotte Armstrong of Lincoln Nebraska teaching mathematics and social science and Gene Dokter of Vermillion SD teaching shop and science. Other new staff include Gerald Peterson as coach Mrs Callie Ireland in home economics and English Miss Carolyn Marshall for fourth grade and Mrs Dale Petera for second grade. The primary class remains the only remaining vacancy.
Grant Visitors Visit In Prescott Area
Grant visitors Grant-Bruce Ackerman of Wichita Kansas visits Mr and Mrs Elmer Long Mrs Virginia Campbell returns to Prescott after a visit here.
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Grant
Bruce Ackerman
Wichite
Kan
Elmer Long
Virginia Campbell
Prescott
These Days by George E Sokolski on propaganda and revolution
A 1952 column discusses U S propaganda, McCarrans critique, and the appeal of revolutions. It argues intellectual origins drive revolutions, notes Bolshevik and Maoist leaders as intellectuals, and criticizes low brow American propaganda as philosophically thin while contrasting Soviet influence and foreign aid costs.
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Russia
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Hersen
Turgenney
Gorki
MacCarran
State Department
Voltaire
Lenin
Trotsky
Tseretelli
Chernov
Kerensky
Plekhanov
Kollontai
Mao Tze-Tung
China
Stalin
Peking National University
Hu Shih
Soviet Russia
United States
Pat McCarran
Vacation School Opens for Anite and Wiota Parishes
The annual Catholic religious school for children of the Anite and Wiota parishes began Monday. Se. Mary Roberta, Sr. Mary Francella and Sr. Mary Lillian of the Mercy order from Council Bluffs lead. The two week session closes with a first communion class on June 15 with Patricia Theis assisting teachers and personnel Pasl Waters, Joe Walker, Jim Murphy and Jim Mailander in charge.
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