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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1952
Page
4
The piece argues that turnout will likely be around half or less, noting no practical reason to skip voting. It urges citizens to vote on Tuesday May 6, emphasizing the freedom to choose leaders for themselves and their children as motivation.
The Tennessee Valley Authority faces criticism as anti TVA forces claim it drains New England. Congressman Bob Jones of Scottsboro Alabama refutes the charges with facts showing TVA power helps the whole nation and that regional gains strengthen the country. He cites figures on plant locations and leather industry shifts while urging a broader view beyond sectionalism.
Drew Pearson argues Ohio's primary is rigged by party bosses who pressure delegates and threaten jobs to block anti boss candidates. He cites 1948 favorite son tactics and current Kefauver challenges as proof of manipulation in the 13th district.
Ed Conley withdraws as Kefauver delegate after Democratic bosses threaten his father’s state job. James T. Flynn loses bid amid pressure from law partners. Fremont mayor Oscar Stierwalt switches sides under payroll threats. Vermilion official Williams loses election board clerk post but sticks to Kefauver.
Kefauver backers turn to Sandusky’s William Dibelius, famed Erie county prosecutor who cleaned up gambling in 1949, as a pivotal ally while Democratic leaders weigh next steps in the state race.
Dr. John A. P. Milet defines mental health as balanced growth and rights respect. He notes half of U S hospital beds house the mentally ill and calls for using existing knowledge to prevent and treat illness, with early treatment improving outcomes. Dr. Leonard A. Scheele urges action to cut new cases through prevention and treatment.
The article explains how kidney infection during pregnancy can be caused by pressure from the growing fetus blocking urine flow. It describes symptoms such as burning urination high fever and fatigue and notes X ray dye tests reveal obstructions. New antibiotics and sulfonamides have greatly improved outcomes with hospital care and fluids.
In 1956 Ohio party bosses pressured candidates to back Kefauver. Didelius bowed out after threats linked to state attorney general race. Donald Cole and Hollis Matherly withdrew before finalizing, leaving Williams on the ballot with two Kefauver delegates and no alternates. Governor Lausche intervened as pressures spread.
The narrative traces President Truman’s friction with Holmes Baldridge over executive authority amid steel seizure politics. It notes Clark Clifford’s White House influence, his post‑administration lobbying, and his efforts to place Baldridge in top Justice Department roles.
The article recounts Clifford’s lobbying for Baldridge to head the antitrust unit, Baldridge’s fatigue during the steel case, and Clark Clifford’s influence. It notes Baldridge’s pending wartime claims for 107 trucking firms and a potential $300,000 legal fee to their Washington attorney Clark Clifford.
Pollen used in artificial pollination is sometimes frozen and stored for use during the season. The practice helps ensure a supply of viable pollen when field conditions are favorable.
In 1800 every large European country including Spain and Turkey had a larger population than the United States, reflecting the demographic balance of the era.
A mosaic of humorous lines and morals from traditional jokes and sayings. Includes a magistrate quip about a pocket watch, a prisoner joke about lessons, a man urging not to wear mourning, and comments on life, marriage, and health.
The line notes a tendency to drift into nice dreams during calm times, capturing a mood of gentle imagination and hopeful thoughts. It hints at a preference for comforting reveries when not awake to the world.
Winchester hosts the Shenandoah Apple Blossom festival drawing about 200000 visitors over two days. The 250000 production relies on 2300 volunteers and 1600 students and teachers who prepared The Harvest of the Years pageant. Festival queen Nina Warren crowned by Bernard Baruch. parade of 5000. 60 drum and bugle corps.
Hollywood figures rally behind the general with J L Warner Sam Goldwyn and Darryl Zanuck leading the drive. Frank McCarthy of Fox coordinates fund raising after circulating a survey of 420 film figures showing 65 percent favorable. A high end contribution reached seven thousand dollars with more expected.
Alma Colburn notes bargain prices on beef while Pat journeys on a vast ocean liner. A shipboard fire erupts on the third day and passengers scramble for lifeboats. Pat joins the chaos, grabs a crow bar, and jumps overboard to steal.
A Midwest widow with two children turned a shabby antique wheel clock into cash by restoring it for dealers. Her craftsmanship led to new restoration work and national recognition, proving talent plus effort can create opportunity from nothing.
McCarthy stated booster Paul G Hoffman granted the Hollywood group independent status akin to the 48 states. We’re the 49th state, he asserted. Other presidential campaigners show less activity locally as Taft forces have not formally invaded the state, according to local Republicans.
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