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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1949
Page
2
It is not he who forms idols in gold or marble that makes them gods, but he who kneels before them.
Editorial summarizes Carl Roper’s post mortem on Truman’s upset win in 1948. It confirms hypotheses that upper income voters stayed away or shifted to GOP while lower income groups and farmers leaned Democratic. Industrial counties showed turnout gains for Democrats. overall turnout similar. Authors warn against treating one election as a long term trend and stress voter unpredictability.
A columnist explains that the B-36 bomber procurement probe is delayed as the House Armed Services Committee waits for the atomic energy investigation to finish. He notes the limited access to microphones cameras Kleig lights and other scarce Capitol Hill facilities contributing to slower start and increased wear.
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Dewitt Mackenzie notes Secretary Acheson’s Paris talks as showing Russia on the defensive in Europe in a larger global Cold War context. He argues Moscow aims for world revolution, with European gains followed by a growing Communist challenge in the Far East called the Armageddon.
Polio season shows 36 percent more cases than last year with 2 209 reported to date. Public Health Service notes no widespread outbreaks beyond a Texas hotspot, urges caution during summer. California and Texas show notable increases, Illinois up from 24 to 41. Texas totals 355 cases, California 428, national tally 2 309 to date.
In St Louis on June 25 the Welsh Company cut prices up to 30 percent on baby carriages swings strollers and sulkies. President A D Welsh said price reductions are necessary to smash price levels and test business know how while noting consumer action against high prices and a sales stalemate.
Ruth Steinhagen, 19, who shot Eddie Waitkus, says the Phillies star was her dream companion since seeing him play three years ago. In jail awaiting arraignment, she wrote she planned to kill him for over a year but offered no reason for the act, while fearing she might go crazy and detailing lifelong troubles and violent urges.
Springfield report from the Illinois Health Department predicts polio will affect about 2,000 people in the state this year, roughly double last year’s 1,104 actual cases. Through 24 weeks, 41 cases have been reported, eight more than the same period in 1948. Medical officers note no specific preventive for infantile paralysis but urge precautions against over-fatigue and over-exertion in heat and against swimming in uninspected water.
Zeigler announces municipal water plant operation starting July 1 after buying a filter plant and over 100 acres for 22 500 from Zeigler Coal and Coke Company. City to supply Bell and Zoller Coal Company at 10 to 25 cents per thousand gallons with a lake reservoir, road, and pipe line planned. Bonds would be issued.
A bill to create the office of County Assessment Supervisor in 100 downstate counties won approval in the Illinois House last night and advances to the Senate. It seeks to standardize assessments so property owners are taxed on a uniform basis, with St. Clair exempt as it already has a modern system. The measure cleared with 77 votes after Speaker Paul Powell and Idlnz led the push.
In Newark New Jersey a 23 year old mother, Marie Jean Stein hauser, hysterical after her baby's birth, is alleged to have hacked her father Edward A McMahon Sr. to death with 51 hatchet wounds. Prosecutor Edward Gaulkin says she will be charged with murder. The medical examiner Harrison S Martland notes the scene in the kitchen.
At a large tea or reception when you don’t spot a familiar face, introduce yourself to a few guests. Make an effort to avoid appearing lost or forsaken by engaging in brief conversations and seeking common ground with attendees.
Mrs. Steinhauser was taken to the psychopathic ward of City Hospital after suffering psychosis following the birth of her baby about six weeks ago. Gaulkin reported the condition included a temporary frenzy.
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