Stress on Side Issues Provokes NY Republicans
The New York Young Republican clubs oppose McCarthy’s methods while praising his aims, signaling impatience with political motives in the inquiry. Delegates urge focusing on facts, not names, as the public seeks truth about subversion claims and how to deploy workers amid harvest cycles. A study committee could gather facts and offer recommendations.
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Margaret Smith
Senator McCarthy
State Department
New York
Young Republican Clubs
McCarthy
Truman urged to form commission on migratory farm labor
President Truman is urged to appoint a special commission to study migratory farm labor. The piece notes the issue threatens all agricultural states and worsens when seasonal work ends, leaving families stranded and reliant on exhausted funds. Demand varies with crops such as cotton sugar beets fruits and vegetables, causing large seasonal fluctuations.
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Truman
Gillette Urges Senate Resolution 260 on Germany Policy
Senator Gillette of Iowa recounts a TV appearance with Eleanor Roosevelt Dorothy Thompson Javits and General Taylor arguing on Germany. He advocates Senate Resolution 260 a presidential commission of inquiry to collect essential facts so Americans can form informed policy before disaster in Europe and the world.
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Senator Gillette
Iowa
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dorothy Thompson
Javits
General Taylor
United States
Germany
Presidential Commission of
Europe
America
Americans
McCarthy
Hickenlooper
David Lilienthal
Gillette
Smith On Cold War With Soviet Union Unveils War Scenarios
Senator Margaret Chase Smith discusses likely forms of conflict with the Soviet Union and argues that a hot war is not inevitable but could emerge gradually through planned incidents and intensified Cold War pressures. She emphasizes that Russian leadership, not the people, pose the danger and outlines conditions for potential war and strategies to resist.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Politburo
Kremlin
Advertising agency wins national contest at New York convention
Ambro Advertising Agency of Cedar Rapids captured first prize for best conceived and executed campaign drawn for a brick and tile firm. Mrs. Frank C. Byers won the Cedar Rapids Country Club field day golf medal with a 45 and received a rain ensemble. A two year old girl, Mary Alice Mellen, was slightly hurt in a car collision involving G. T. Youslin, who was bruised. Col and Mrs Bowers Davis honored before summer in Texas with local hosts. 30 years ago YM bike races drew forty entrants. winners were J. B. Guinta Myron Dolph Arthur Mahnke and George Clifford. Hazel Brown led the Tyler Girl Reserves to Bever Park. Mrs Ralph Hunting and her four children planned summer in New Haven.
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New York
Ambro Advertising Agency
Cedar Rapids
Frank C. Byers
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mary Alice Mellen
R. E. Mellens
G. T. Youslin
Youslin
Col
Bowers Davis
Texas
Isaac Smiths
George B. Douglas
James Hamiltons
Harry L. Walker
J. B. Guinta
Myron Dolph
Arthur Mahnke
George Clifford
Tyler
Hazel Brown
Bever Park
Ralph Hunting
New Haven
Connecticut
Quotations on Persuasion and Rule of Hearts
A brief slide-like quotation notes that influencing men hinges on appealing to their passions and foibles, suggesting even virtues fade when faced with governing desires. The line emphasizes psychology over moral pretense in leadership and persuasion.
Rheumatic Degeneration and Calcium Cure Claim
Dr Wm Brady discusses chronic rheumatism as degeneration not inflammation. He cites a 72 year old man who improved after a ten week calcium and vitamin D course, and argues nutrition, especially calcium phosphorus and vitamin D, as key to chronic arthritis.
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Eader
R. K
Mail Bag Health Q and A on bedwetting and diet
Reader asks about persistent bedwetting after scarlet fever and whether kidney pills help. Answer: bedwetting is usually a habit after illness, not kidney related. avoid nostrums and seek physician care. Also lists foods rich in Vitamin D and comments on blood pressure, varicose veins, and reducing candy in schools with critique of teachers and health staff.
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Son
D. T
Health Board
My America By Harry Boyd
A 1950 King Features column argues responsibility in government is diffuse. The author critiques opaque decision making and urges voters to know the people behind policy, stressing accountability beyond elected leaders. He lists figures and questions who shapes foreign and domestic policy. The piece questions big business cases and cites an anti monopoly suit against U S Steel.
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Lattimore
China
House
Senate
Rep. Celler
D-N. Y
Sen
O’mahoney
U S Steel faces court tests over integration and monopoly
U S Steel faces future antitrust scrutiny as the justice department may challenge the value of integration from ore to finished products. The case recalls 1920s dissolution rulings while experts discuss oligopoly versus competition and the risks to lower costs from integrated giants.
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Department of Justice
U. S. Steel Corporation
Supreme Court of the United States
U. S. Steel
George J. Stigler
Columbia University
Celler Committee
Two Parties Too Many In 1952 Election Outlook
Bug Baer argues third party prospects are slim in 1952. He notes Wallace, Truman, Dewey, and Dixiecrats unlikely to form a viable new coalition. He suggests the two major parties will remain dominant and voters stick with familiar lines. The piece dismisses strong third party hopes.
We Need Tremendous Efforts to Counter Soviet Threat
Joseph Alsop argues the Western world faces a new crisis of will and leadership as Soviet rearmament grows. He urges rapid expansion of defenses in Western Europe, radar and air power, ground forces, anti submarine bases, and higher defense spending to deter future Soviet aggression.
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London
Dean G. Acheson
Kremlin
West
Germany
Soviets
Western
Europe
France
Indo-China
Atlantic
Soviet Union
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
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Pearl Harbor
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Joseph Stalin
Titos
Tolson
the Haunted
Wm. Brady
Personal Health
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Boyd
White House
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Joe
Nobdy
Chiang
Tito
Esse AR
U.S. Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
The
Stalin
John L. Lewis
Jim Patton
Tom Dewey
Leon Henderson
Sewell Avery
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lawrence
By David Lawrence
Bugs” Baer
Henry Wallace
Mr. Truman
Mr. Dewey
Joseph Alsop
the Hague
Brussels
George Clark
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