Knowland Seen as Key to Republican Ticket Balance
Washington front reports Sen. William F. Knowland of California as a potential vice presidential pick for either Taft or Eisenhower. His West-first stance, speaking ability, and record in power and water issues position him as a strategic balance for a GOP ticket amid diverse regional strengths and rivalries.
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West Liberty Church Schedules Announced For July
West Liberty churches publish weekly and July schedules. Methodist and Presbyterian offer Sunday schools at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 10:50 a.m. The Christian church cancels July worships. St Josephs holds multiple masses daily with confessions and devotions listed. Good Conduct Medal eligibility noted for armed personnel.
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Inflation Debate: Truman Fights Congress Over Controls
Editorial analyzes the clash between President Truman and Congress on inflation control. It notes Truman’s call to strengthen stabilization measures and argues that Congress weakened the act. Business observers say price controls are fading, with supply and demand and market forces driving prices higher or lower.
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Government Spending Surges to 66 Billion in Year End
The fiscal year closed at midnight with spending just over 66 billion dollars, the largest nonwar outlay in history. Revenue exceeded 62 billion but fell 551 million short of the forecast, yielding a deficit of over 4 billion and pushing federal indebtedness higher as Congress weighs trimming excess.
Negro Vote Potent in California and North
Washington correspondent notes the Negro vote could balance elections in 1952. It cites NAACP estimates of eligible voters, registration gaps, and regional influence in 11 states with 240 electoral votes, detailing state counts and GOP implications for winning the presidency.
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Worry Eliminated Quote From Bonaparte
A Bonaparte quotation in the Record-Republican notes that a man with a large family need not fear the disgrace of dying rich, reflecting the era’s attitudes toward wealth and posterity.
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Indoor picnic praised after court test in Twin Cities
The Albert Lea Tribune notes with satisfaction that the indoor picnic concept survived its acid test in the courts in the Twin Cities. The lunch event is described as placing eating on the highest level of human achievement.
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Four-Footed Friends Crossword Puzzle Highlights
Crossword puzzle titled Four-Footed Friends lists horizontal clues such as Man's best friend and Young horse, with entries like male deer and female sheep. The puzzle includes numerous entries ranging from simple terms to names and roles, totaling multiple lines of clues and cross references.
Special delivery office hours and missed paper notice
A brief notice lists office hours from 8 am for a missed paper delivery and a test of the Special Delivery Service. The message records 6 30 pm as a contact or call time and percent sign appears in the text.
Association Des Moines News and Business Office
The Des Moines association operates a news and business office located at the 18 Shops Building.
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