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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
1
Eldora residents are urged to vote on November 4 with four women's groups promising to call every home and remind homemakers. Free childcare by Girl Scouts and free transport from garages aim to remove excuses for all age groups. The piece frames voting as a civic duty and national importance.
The pamphlet Just One Vote from the Bureau of National Affairs argues a single ballot can alter history. It cites cases from DeKalb Indiana to national events like Senate actions and admissions to the Union.
Governor Byrnes introduces General Dwight D. Eisenhower to 30,000 South Carolinians urging voters to choose a president who is a professional soldier not a professional politician. Ike echoes loyalty to country over party and questions the Washington mess and the nation’s perilous state amid war, communism, and rising costs.
A humorous column recounts getting a driver's license with quirks in memory and dress. The writer juggles pocketbooks by color to locate the license and ponders fashioning licenses into gold lockets. She praises Mrs. Greef's two decades of column writing and notes daily life details, including a fireman friend and a colorful gag about Pauline's glasses.
A compact summary of Republican positions on farm policy focusing on administration local control crop controls and political influence. It covers REA loan history crop insurance legislation price supports and agricultural research with quotes from GOP leaders and references to the 80th Congress and upcoming House changes.
The Democrat criticizes General Eisenhower for using demagoguery in the 1952 campaign and contrasts past statements about Korea with current positions. It notes internal GOP figures like Taft and McCormick planning future political moves, and mentions Stevenson as a feared outcome by Republicans.
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