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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
2
Editorial argues Truman uses steel seizure and Taft Hartley tactics to trap Republicans and southern Democrats, shifting blame to Congress. It notes his campaign agility, the Senate’s 49 to 30 vote, and the need for GOP to counter or risk losing labor support. It frames labor as a key Democratic bloc.
Rome reports the Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the Schuman plan to pool coal and steel production among six Western European nations by a 265 to 98 vote. Ratification by President Einaudi is pending, with France, West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Saarland already ratified. The move accompanies efforts toward a broader European unity and a separate military alliance awaiting ratification.
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The World Today outlines Taft as the seasoned campaigner building a formal, pro staff backed by old-line politicians. Eisenhower, though a political amateur, forms two national headquarters and relies on both pros and notable amateurs like Paul Hoffman, with supporters in key states.
Dr Edwin P Jordan reviews motion sickness causes from inner ear to eyes and reports Dramamine as a promising antihistamine aid. A study with 1300 soldiers showed the drug prevented seasickness in most and relieved symptoms in others. Some users even apply it to travel with dogs.
NEA report from Ta Kung Pao describes Communist Peiping view of USO shows for Allied troops. It contrasts front line morale roles, noting Reds perform propaganda with entertainers who may carry ammo or fight. Films favor guerrilla heroism, love stories barred, and no Betty Grable.
Corp head of the Marshall Plan and head of the Ford Foundation is on leave of absence to assist the general. The move signals authorities seek experienced leadership for wartime strategy and postwar planning.
The Senate preparedness subcommittee urged faster U S air power growth citing Joint Chiefs testimony. Led by Sen Lyndon B Johnson the panel pressed production to reach 143 wings by end of 1954 to counter Soviet air superiority and avoid weakened defenses. The plan foresees 126 combat wings and 17 supporting wings under Gen Omar Bradley.
The text contrasts listening styles at a large party. It states the right approach is to give the person talking your undivided attention, avoiding partial listening or straining to catch other conversations. It emphasizes respectful focus on the current speaker.
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