Labor independence shows in Eisenhower win despite labor leaders
The piece argues that labor voters in Ohio and nationwide acted independently in supporting Eisenhower. It notes Taft’s influence and unions’ calls against Republicans but emphasizes working people and farmers vote for themselves, viewing leadership blocks as a democratic danger. It cautions against domination by any single leader or organization.
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Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Pendergast Gang
County Board Votes In Favor Of Bid System For Purchases
A county board moves to require bids on all county purchases, starting with gasoline buys, aiming to save thousands yearly. The measure faces some opposition but passes 2 to 1 with one abstention, urging public input for tax savings and efficient spending. It also notes television coverage of national elections broadening electorate understanding and civic engagement.
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County Board of Supervisors
Atlantic News Telegraph: Rates and Editorial Details
The Atlantic News Telegram outlines publication evenings except Sundays, under News-Telegraph Pub. Corp. F D. Simpson editor, with contact numbers. It lists subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and by mail across regions, including Iowa and outside Iowa, with annual and short-term options.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Foreign Affairs Clamor and Propaganda Face Post Election
Drew Pearson notes post election focus on foreign affairs with Eden and Schuman delaying policy statements. He cites North Korean anti American propaganda and alleged atrocities, Katyn parallels, and critiques budget cuts while highlighting Nixon tax exemption dispute with Mrs Nixon.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
United States
State Department
Eden
Schuman
United Nations
General Assembly
Korea
Voice of America
Sen
Pat McCarran
Asia
A Cake With Twelve Candles Celebrates Ellen Elizabeths Teens
A nostalgic verse notes a girl named Ellen Elizabeth turning twelve and entering her teens. The touching scene centers on a birthday cake with twelve candles, a generous cake-cutting gesture, family cheer, and the hope to witness future milestones.
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Ellen Elizabeth
Gognes
Edgar A. Guest
Young passenger earns reproof on Rock Island train
A young man aboard a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific train intruded on a lady's privacy asking her destination. She coolly replied that if he cared to know she would fetch her husband from the smoking car, prompting jeers and passenger wrath.
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Rock Island and Pacific
Trojan Panther game at Knockson's reported by Skeet Preston
If you cannot attend the Creston game, follow the Trojan Panther matchup at Knockson's tonight with indoor and outdoor loudspeakers delivering a play by play from announcer Skeet Preston.
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Creston
Trojan-Panther
Knockson’s
Skeet Preston
A Plea for Reform in Presidential Campaign Costs
George E. Sekelsky argues after the campaign that U S presidential elections are prohibitively expensive and expose the system to underhanded funding. He suggests shortening campaigns to one month, cutting costs by about two thirds, and reducing reliance on ghostwriters and TV networks. He notes heavy whistle stopping, railroads benefit, and questions the value of the public’s quick glances at candidates.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Robert Sherwood
Roosevelt
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Harvard
A.D.A
Leonard Spiegelglass
MGM
Movie Company
Dewey
Stanley High
Readers Digest
New York
Madison Square Garden
U. S
John L. Cashmore
Cashmore
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Vaughan Applies for Inactive Status Amid Vaughan Nixon Promise
Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan disclosed on Wednesday that he has applied for inactive service. President Truman’s controversial Army aide said Senator Richard Nixon, the Vice President-elect, promised to remove Vaughan as his first act.
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Washington
Truman
Harry Vaughan
Sen
Richard Nixon
Vaughan
Incomplete quote hints at Eisenhower victory bonfires
Fragment mentions an official act if elected and a statement about applying inactive duty two months ago. It references Nixon and Eisenhower victory bonfires and a four day sentence refusing at a city dump.
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Nixon
Ting Eisenhower
Ike Supporters Arrested at University of California
Four Ike supporters at the University of California were arrested by police by order of a judge. The four men identified as Terry A. Walsh 18 Daniel H. Power 20 Karel A. Smith 21 and Ted Moriarity 22 were nabbed while set.
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Sarinen
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Saphenni
Senen
Yangan
Seoul
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Ray Madden
Indiana
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Kohler
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Zita Remiley
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Whittier
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Just Folks
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