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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1954
Page
7
The Republican candidate tours Poweshiek county pushing for GOP Congress and President Eisenhower. He cites records, clippings, and speeches to persuade voters, meeting farmers, business leaders, and women groups while stressing anti graft and a strong national economy.
Iowa Daily Press profiles Congressman Thomas E. Martin of Iowa City as the GOP Senate candidate, noting his record mileage, campaigning effort, and strong party organization backing. It highlights his 152,483 miles traveled in this race, extensive travel by car and air, and early nomination strategy dating to 1953.
A dense clue list mixes across and down items from a word puzzle. It includes vulpine animal hibernation ham producing and many other terms such as trigonometry function newspaper executive and foreigner in Mexico. The grid references and numbering imply a traditional crossword fill with varied word lengths and shared letters.
In the recent weeks, results have swung toward the Martin cause and he expressed confidence, stating that the tide has turned in his favor. He emphasized belief in continued momentum and eventual success.
A speaker defended tax positions, praising Eisenhower and Nixon while accusing Democrats of in sincerity. He noted Republicans raised personal exemptions from 500 to 600 and urged support for excise tax reductions. He claimed Democrats rely on coat-tail tactics to win office.
Lester A. Hansford, Topeka farmer, lost 3800 bales of hay and his barn in a fire while abroad on vacation. The blaze caused $5000 in damage with no insurance coverage. The incident occurred at Hansford’s farm where the hay was stored.
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