Taft Praises McCarthy During Badger Wisconsin Visit
Taft shared the platform with McCarthy in Racine and attacked the Democratic administration for sympathy toward communism since the New Deal era. He urged McCarthy's Wisconsin re election and praised Eisenhower's foreign policy and fiscal restraint.
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Truman Campaign Tour to Cost 21250 Dollars
Washington AP report says President Truman's 1 day 24 state campaign tour will cost the Democratic national committee about 21250 dollars. White House estimates base on 8500 miles at roughly 2.50 per mile for the President's party. Committee officials say costs cover president's political expenses for about 20 people.
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Nixon Skirts Issues, U.S. Treasurer Says
Miami dispatch reports U S Treasurer Mrs Georgia Neese Clark calling Richard Nixon slippery for avoiding the $13 000 fund issue during TV and radio remarks She said the public learned nothing new and that Nixon discussed everything but the fund she questioned his public morals and Nixon's record in Congress
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Sen Nixon
Political Row Over Eisenhower Taft Alliance Reflection
The passage portrays a political clash over trust in millionaire influence and public morals. It asserts the party’s post convention stance mirrors past tensions while accusing it of tolerating stolen votes.
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Nixon Gets Ham From Democrats
The Whittier California Democratic club voted to send Sen. Richard M Nixon a ham with a card saying Need we say more After his televised appearance the club said they join nationwide reactions to his soap opera soul searching They call him Dick Mossadegh and hope he understands
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Cedar Rapids City Hall approves water mains and sewers plan
Cedar Rapids city council ordered water main installation along parts of Twenty-first avenue SW Thirteenth street NW Schaeffer drive and Allview drive SW and approved assessments for abutting property. Forty-five petitioners seek sanitary sewers along Twenty-ninth avenue Schaeffer Allview and Outlook drives SW. Council grants use of Greene square for civil defense drills Oct 26 2 to p.m. Objections to assessments heard Oct 20.
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City OKs curb sign and real estate ad despite opposition
City council allows a six by eight foot sign at Sixth Avenue SE and Eighth Way with a nine month permit amid neighbor concerns. Plans also include 89 feet of gas main on G Avenue NE between Thirty third and Thirty fourth streets. Utility poles removal requested near Fourteenth Avenue SW. A class C beer permit is issued to Robert D. Garoutte and Vincent C. Hart for 821 Third Avenue SW.
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Vincent C. Hart
Third Avenue
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