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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1952
Page
4
The piece reviews looming hurdles the incoming president will face including debt ceiling, Korea War endgame, slowing business expansion, unemployment rise, farm surpluses, and a 6,200,000 person federal payroll. It notes the political cost of policy choices and the immense burden of the job.
A critique of how U S parties pick nominees notes Eisenhower and Taft campaign tactics and the role of mass sentiment. It recalls Lincoln and Roosevelt era conventions, discusses rules on contests and delegates, and contrasts homegrown campaigning with machine politics.
Government order grants free licenses to dogs serving with Her Majesty's armed forces but excludes troop mascots from free licensing. Only dogs actually in military service qualify. mascots must still pay for licenses.
The piece defends Southern tradition against outside criticism, arguing tradition as oral transmission of culture. It celebrates southern welcome across social classes, noting hospitality as core to local life from homes and cabins to city sidewalks and porches. It emphasizes shared heritage, openness to outsiders, and continual addition of worthy customs.
Editors split on extending credit control authority and price-wage controls with a majority favoring continued machinery until the next Congress. A minority supports ending price-wage controls and possibly credit controls. a small group would scrap both. Columns from Wichita Falls, St. Paul, Washington, Cleveland, and Chicago weigh consumer, inflation, and political factors shaping policy.
G. W. Liveweaver witnessed Sunnyside Washington receive the final $21,000 as the Sunnyside Valley Irrigation District clears its obligation on a $2,270,000 debt. The Yakima valley irrigation project has spurred a regional boom, with vast agricultural growth and tax contributions.
A brief note on cake and cookie cooling racks. Home bakers should save a rack to cool treats after baking. racks use heavy wire frames with corner supports to lift the rack off the table and prevent crusts from sweating or peeling. Crossed or straight wires form the cooling surface.
George E. Sokolsky notes conventions drift from deliberation to show with television, crowds, and entertainments. He recalls past stunts, glitches with mikes, and the pressure from hotels to extend schedules while delegates seek a good time amid deadlocks and unity showmanship.
In curry dishes use canned coconut and cut any long shreds into shorter pieces for even texture and easier blending.
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