Truth Squad challenged by Democratic Truth Sayer bulletin
Utah report notes the Democratic Truth Sayer bulletin attacking GOP Truth Squad members Bourke Hickenlooper Homer Ferguson Eugene Millikin and Francis Case. Case leaves group as Republicans attack Truman whistle stop remarks and accuse administration of soft anti communism policy while praising jobs for youth.
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You Tell Them Income Tax Deductions Favor the Rich
A reader argues the income tax law discriminates against wage earners by denying deductions for education, home help, transportation, work clothes, medical costs, and job moves while allowing businesses and investors to deduct expenses. The piece mocks deductions and exemptions as unfair and promises more examples tomorrow.
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Worry Clinic Examines Parental Behavior Stereotypes
Dr. George W. Crane presents a case involving a fourth grade girl and a boy who misuses sacred language. He asks readers to judge which hypothetical mothers fit various behaviors, contrasting profanity, smoking, drinking, infidelity, promiscuity, and political affiliation to provoke reflection on prejudice.
Potatoes Shortage Seen If Weather Favors Next Spring
Washington reports a possible potato shortage next spring based on the September 1 crop outlook. If weather stays average or better, 1953 overall may see higher potato and fresh crop production than 1952, with prices averaging slightly below this year. Prices for canned and frozen vegetables are expected to stay near current levels through mid-1953.
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Nixon Claims Truman Plays Cheap Politics
Sen. Richard Nixon tour through New England labeled President Truman as engaging in mud-slinging and cheap politics. He spoke to about 10,000 on Boston Common and drew reports of tomato throwing and dissent in South Boston while denouncing communism.
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Tests for Good Parents At PTA Meetings
A call for stamped self tests to rate mothers on a 200 point scale for traits like honesty and sobriety. It urges use at PTA events especially Fathers’ Night and warns to mind language, promising copies of the tests by mail.
Woman jailed 60 days over romance with teen lover
Thelma Henderson a 27 year old mother of three from New Braunfels Texas was sentenced to 60 days in jail for contributing to delinquency of a minor after her affair with a teenage boy led to police action. The boy was sent to Gatesville State School for Boys and Horace Henderson sought divorce and custody of Berthie Betty and a ten month old son. The judge ordered the sentence plus $27 in court costs.
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Cleveland teen killed in pedestrian crash after defying court order
Leonard J. Brody, 16, died in a hospital after injuries from a Friday auto collision. The incident followed a court prohibition on public appearances with a rival, and Thelma said she has 60 days to decide between Horace or Lover Boy.
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