Eisenhower Speech in Abilene Sparks Debate on Qualities
The Abilene address draws mixed judgments weighing Ike’s charm against Taft’s proven statesmanship. Observers note the general’s appeal may aid campaigning but stress that in a president democracy voters seek substance and a record.
Bureaucratic Rulings Weigh on Tax and Wage Rules
The piece argues the Supreme Court should curb bureaucrats who interpret laws in tax and price wage regulations. It notes taxpayers lack clarity on correct payments until bureaus rule, and that regulations often govern as much as enacted laws.
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Strawberry Shortcake Makes A 1952 Berry Year
The 1952 season brings a plentiful strawberry crop with abundant berries thick cream and home made biscuit shortcake. Demand had previously outpaced supply due to high prices and scarce fruit but this year offers ample treats for dessert lovers.
Editorial briefs on prison rations and Aberdeen Highlanders
Guards on Rose island trim prisoner rations to quell unrest, deemed effective to calm Reds living in imagined luxury. Aberdeen reverses its stance after opposing the Iowa State University Highlanders. Local businessmen fund bringing the girls. after performances they may regret barring the group as the Highlanders are expected to impress as top pipers.
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Publication and subscription details for News Telegraph Iowa
Evening edition information lists editor contact and office address, with classification as second class matter under the 1879 act. It states subscription rates by carrier and mail, detailing prices for Atlantic region, Case and adjoining counties, elsewhere in the U.S., and Canada, with annual and half-year options.
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Hugo Black faced steel industry foes and praise
Drew Pearson recounts Justice Hugo Black's controversial rise and his 1952 decision restoring steel mills to Republic Steel. The piece notes past opposition from Republic Steel detectives, labor records, and press backlash, alongside Black's labor-friendly Senate record and belief in national solutions for prosperity.
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Beer revenue up as cigarette tax drops in May
Des Moines reports state beer revenue rose by 23000 while cigarette tax collections fell by 12000. The figures compare May to April according to the state tax commission.
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Doctor Daft Receives Honorary Degree in Indianola
Griswold visitation by Dr. Floyd 8S Daft of Bethesda Maryland and his relatives. In Indianola at Simpson College on Sunday he was honored with a doctor of science degree. Miss Ruth Daft attended the ceremonies. A gathering at the Walter Kirby home in Griswold included Mr and Mrs Walter Daft Ames Willis Daft Peoria Sr Charles Kirby Omaha Mr and Mrs Guy Daft Ruth Daft Glenn Daft and Mrs Harold Fowble and family.
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These Days: Chambers Conversion and Public Judgment
George E. Sokolsky argues that critics demand an idealized, flawless confession from Whittaker Chambers and overlook the human, autobiographical nature of his conversion. He compares Chambers with Tolstoy and Augustine, noting the difficulty of reconciling treason with spiritual rebirth and urging readers to examine their own need for renewed conscience.
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Tuberculosis Drug Approved for FDA Release
The FDA authorized use of a new tuberculosis treatment drug under close medical supervision. Previously experimental, the drug is described as useful but not a cure and its full value has not yet been evaluated. It is characterized as inexpensive, easy to manufacture and abundant.
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A Strain on the Family Tie Drug Trial Praised
The drug isonico tinic acid hydrazide known as isonicotinic acid hydrazide hailed by some as the best yet against ib. About 4,000 patients have been treated under an experimental program. The FDA said release means the drug is safe when used as labeled and implies no approval or endorsement.
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Cumberland Family in Chicago Business and Pleasure Trip
Mr and Mrs Harley White and daughters Alice and Carolyn visit Chicago for a combined business and leisure trip. The outing blends family time with urban sightseeing and informal social engagements. The note adds a local slogan about starting sooner driving slower living longer.
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