Republicans Face Korea Corruption and Communism Issues
John Gunther outlines seven main Republican talking points for 1952: Korea policy and wartime decisions, graft scandals and public trust, fear of communism led by McCarthy, potential shifts in foreign policy if Taft or Eisenhower is nominee, domestic concerns over high prices and taxes, opposition to socialized programs and national health ideas, and the overarching call for broad change from the current administration.
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John Gunther
NEA
Korea
United States
Truman
Congress
MacArthur
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Yalu
Stevenson
Kefauver
Coolidge
Harding
Will Rogers
Hiss
Joe McCarthy
State Department
McCarthy
Taft
Eisenhower
America
GOP
U. S
Dewey
Cargill Inc Faces Government Charge Over Seed Labeling
Federal charges allege Cargill Inc of Minneapolis transported falsely labeled alfalfa seed. District attorney Miles W. Lord said 29 counts involve California grown seed mixed with Montana and South Dakota stock and sold as from the origin state.
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Minneapolis
Cargill, Inc
Miles W. Lord
Montana
South Dakota
Instructor of Pilots Dies at Bemidji
D J Myron Bacon 59 longtime Bemidji resident and former Falcon Field WWII flight instructor died yesterday. A World War I Canadian air force ace he served as alderman 1940 to 1942 and was active in Legion athletic progress during his years here.
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Grand Forks
Dim—J. Myron Bacon
Bemidji
Falcon Field
Legion Athletic Progress
Legion Plans Victory Dinner at Minnesota convention
A victory dinner to raise 500000 for a University of Minnesota rheumatic fever heart disease professorship will be a highlight of the Minnesota American Legion convention in St Paul July 12 16 Speakers include national commander Donald R Wilson University of Minnesota president Dr J L Mermill Legion research professor Dr Lewis Thomas and Carl Espeseth and Mrs Bert Count The campaign began at St Cloud five years ago funded through 600 posts and 500 auxiliary units The Memorial professorship honors WWI and WWII veterans and is a major Legion project Business sessions begin July 14 with 40 and 8 events and a Memorial parade Sunday night The grand parade Tuesday at 2 pm is expected to draw over 50000 visitors Milton Boock Lake City school superintendent is the announced 1953 commander candidate Registration for the two conventions may reach 3000 with many others attending unregistered
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota American Legion
St. Paul
Legion
Donald R. Wilson
West Virgina
J. L. Mermill
Lewis Thomas
Carl Espeseth
Bert Count
Minneapoli
Minnesota Legion
Legion’s Memorial
St. Cloud
Legion’s
Aumliary
End of Forest Waste and Cautionary Notes on Resource Use
Roy R. Green, conservation consultant, states America faces no imminent exhaustion of natural resources. He urges ongoing conservation to sustain living standards, noting progress in water, soil, and timber use and warning against scare talk that could push federal control. Major George Fielding Eliot credits timely intelligence warnings on Korea and Japan and calls for a strong future intelligence service. Also includes a cooking tip: sear pot roast before adding liquid, using about a quarter cup per pound and keep covered.
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America
Roy R. Green
National Association of Manufacturers
U.S. A
of American Affairs
Green
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
George Fielding Eliot
Korea
Japan
Pearl Harbor
The Real George A Teenager Says What It Is Like
Hal Boyle visits with June Badger a near fourteen year old girl to puncture teen angst and reveal the real George slang social aims and family tensions. June emphasizes popularity over brains the desire for neat clothes and phone access and the wish to marry a man named Harry Pearson. She laments parental misunderstandings and urges empathy and civic aim while hoping for a large family and happiness.
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Hal Boyle Denver
June Badger
Harry Pearson
June
George
Harness Volcano Heat To Produce Cheap Mexican Power
Texan chemist E H Dngmanity from Dennison proposes using Mexico's 9 year old Parkusin volcano to generate electricity. Plans request a $17 200 pilot plant with Dr Francisco Garcia Junto of the University of Mexico. Lava would heat cobalt pipes to create steam driving generators, claiming power at about 3 percent of normal cost.
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Mexico City
Texas
Mexico
E. H Dngmanity
Dennison
Tex
Francisco Garcia Junto
University of Mexico
Tugmowity
Democratic Candidates Split on FEPC Agreement
Democratic presidential contenders differ sharply over civil rights. Notable figures include Russell, Harriman, McMahon, Humphrey, Barkley, Kefauver, Kerr, Stevenson, and Adlai, each outlining stands on FEPC, social legislation, corruption, labor, and economic policy. The group splits on federal civil rights action and party direction.
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Averell Harriman
Bren McMahon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Alben Barkley
Estes Kefauger
Robert S. Kerr
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
FEPC
Russell
Roosevelt
Truman
McMahon
Harriman
Barkley
Congress
Humphrey
Stevenson
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Minneapolis
Kerr
Kefauver
Inner Tone Medicine Relieves Stomach Distress Naturally
A testimonial notes a man using INNER TONE for three days reports dramatic relief from long lasting stomach pain gas and fatigue. The remedy blends Nature's Herbs juices with iron and vitamins B-1 B-2 and B-6 to aid digestion when taken before meals and marketed at leading drug stores.
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Innertone
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