Editorials reassess Ike in postcampaign critiques
The piece notes newspapers and magazines once supportive of Eisenhower now question his leadership and party discipline. Critics accuse the White House of inaction and a muddled foreign policy, with Time and others predicting major campaign issues. Some editors urge clearer stance on China and Southeast Asia as Hanoi's fate weighs on US policy.
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Eisenhower
Time Magazine
Washington
White House
Scripps
Howard Ngwapipers
Ike
Chicago Daily News
John Cowles
Look
Minneapolis
Des Moines
China
Republicaans
India
Southeast Asia
Elusive words and spelling nerves in the newsroom
The piece muses on spelling errors and word recall, noting editors struggle with uncommon terms and the habit of misplacing in in among. It recalls a 9568 word hat list and argues for a broad active vocabulary over casual, uncertain usage.
Overproduction strains Kansas wheat economy
The piece argues Kansas leads wheat output but US overproduction harms state profits. It notes no production limits exist, subsidies by government to absorb excess supply, and flour mills closing across Kansas. It compares to tobacco controls and calls for regulated production to restore economic balance.
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Kansas
Kenses
Tapacco
Public stance on alcohol sparks letters to Gazette
Readers from Point Pleasant to Lewisburg weigh in on酒 alcohol as a poison and its social effects. Pastors, editors, and churchgoers argue against drinking, urging sobriety and moral standards while praising community acts and school performances.
McCarthyism Under Fire in Army Hearings
The article critiques the Army McCarthy hearings with Welch and Cohn as central figures. It describes Welch as intelligent and restrained, McCarthy as vain and disruptive, and notes the courtroom atmosphere shaping public perception. The piece portrays Welch as an oasis of civility amid heated partisan theater.
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Welch
Cohn
Ohn
Washington
Senate
Roy Cobn
McCarthy Committee
Amy
Joseph N. Welch
Mr. Welch
Mccarthy
Colin
Opie
Pundits Air Teenage Jobs and Washington Inquiries
Columnists debated teenage job opportunities and adult duties in guiding youth. The panel urged practical work at home and outside, noting employers and parents share responsibility while lawmakers and Washington figures drew critical comment on investigations and public life.
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Allegheny County Association of Community Councils
25 Years Ago News of June 1 1922 From The Gazette LOCAL
Alvin Hill O Dell died after short illness at age 4 in the Chesapeake and Ohio railway yards. James T Dooley, formerly of Charleston, died in Los Angeles California. Putnam and Lincoln counties officials urged the State Road Commission to extend State Route 34 from Hurricane to near Hamlin. Gen R A Sneed of Oklahoma was elected commander in chief of United Confederate Veterans at a Charlotte reunion. Col H L Landers of Army War College surveyed Alabama sites for monuments. Jonah Cox, customs border policeman in Detroit, was absolved in the fatal wounding of Archibald Engster in a prohibition case. French Legion units were ambushed by Moroccans with 33 killed and 83 captured.
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Alvin Hill O'Dell
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Alb
James T. Dooley
Charleston
Los Angeles
Cal
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
United Confederate Veterans
Charlotte
N.C
H. L. Landers
Army War College
U. S
Hugo Black
Alabama
Mitchell, Blakeslee, Williams and
Jackson
Jonah Cox
Detroit
Mich
Archibald Engster
Stevenson Wit and Maverick Life Remembered in Tribute
Adlai Stevenson quips on foreign policy and party unity during a Columbia University event noting the contrast with postwar U.S. leadership. Maury Maverick of Texas is remembered for front-line politics and reform in San Antonio, with praise for his battles against powerful interests and his public works transforming the riverfront.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Columbia University
Adlai
Bill Benton
2Mu
Nick Webster
Webster
Disi
Ruy
United States
Maerick
Maverick
Maury Maverick
Ee Easia
France
Sen
Maurvericke
Texas
Flo
Tennessee Valley
For & Aerts
Pearl Harbor
San Antonio
Pat
Maury
Ty Cobb
Babe
Texas Plains
Gopyright
Poultry Diseased Chickens Spotlighted by AFL Union Drive
The AFL Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen's Union claims sections of the poultry industry ship heavily diseased chickens. With affidavits from Chicago area workers, the union urges federal and state action, plans a $1,000,000 campaign, and seeks laws to curb uninspected plants while most poultry remains outside federal inspection.
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AFL Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmens' Union
Chicago
Pat Gow
U.S
Pat Gorman
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