Truman Uses Economic Strains to Bankroll a 1952 Campaign
The piece views President Truman as engineering a political showdown over steel, price controls, and inflation to sway workers, consumers, and voters before the conventions. It notes his manipulation of monetary loosenings, removal of bond restraints, and Taft Hartley actions while warning of the coalition’s vulnerability and potential political gains for a Democratic nominee.
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Fresh yellow lines guide city motorists and pedestrians
Editorial notes new pavement markings in the business district. Yellow lines designate parking stalls and centerlines while crosswalk lanes include safe stopping points to protect pedestrians. The piece urges drivers to follow signals and pedestrians to cross only on green at designated spots.
Bandwagon Fever Sweeps Political Race As Conventions Near
As national party conventions approach, campaign managers push optimistic statements to sway delegates and spark bandwagon fever. Analysts note such rhetoric aims to build momentum for leading candidates, with optimistic forecasts and the hope of influencing roll call votes at Chicago.
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Taft Eisenhower foreign policy differences analyzed
Washington correspondent outlines Taft contrasts with Eisenhower across voting records and policy positions. Taft opposes many prewar and postwar policies, favors Pacific emphasis, and supports UN and NATO limits, while Eisenhower leans toward collective security and broader foreign aid.
Change In Name Of Everest Alarms Tibet Claim
The Chinese Communists seek to rename Mount Everest to Chomolungma meaning Goddess Mother of the World after taking control of Tibet. The move challenges long standing usage of the world’s highest peak now universally known as Mount Everest.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
Georgia Gambol Crossword Puzzle Clues
A dense puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues. Contains references to places such as Georgia and Mercer University along with varied terms like atom bomb ingredient and papal cape. The grid includes many numbered hints and wordplay prompts for solvers.
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Muscatine Journal classifieds and circulation rates
The Muscatine Journal lists daily and mail subscription prices with city carrier delivery and zone rates. It notes a Voluntary association membership and provides office contact details in Des Moines, including a Shops Building address and private exchange handling.
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Daily Journal
Des Moines News and Business Office
Battle Casualties Increase Sharply in Korea War
The Defense Department reported 965 U S casualties in the week ending last Friday the largest weekly rise since 14 November 1951. Most losses were in the Army with 799 killed wounded or missing, 151 Marines, 11 Navy and four Air Force casualties total 11176 across U S forces in the Korean fighting.
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Mercury the fastest planet in the solar system
Mercury is the quickest planet orbiting the sun at about 30 miles per second while Earth travels roughly 18 miles per second in its solar orbit.
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Solar System
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