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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1952

Page

4

Stevenson Brings Roosevelt Circle to Aid Campaign

News analysis notes Adlai Stevenson’s campaign team mirrors Roosevelt era advisers at Springfield headquarters led by Wilson Wyatt with Archie MacLeish Robert Sherwood Samuel Rosenman and Arthur Schlesinger Jr Their influence signals a shift toward centralized government and broader liberal aims as Stevenson distances from hard line stances while expanding federal role and spending.

Washington Stevenson Springfield James A. Farley Louis Howe Stevenson Board of Strategy White House Archie” MacLeish Robert E. Sherwood Samuel Rosenman Leon Henderson Arthur Schlesinger FDR Democratic Party Missouri Truman Jake Arvey Chicago

Saluting the newspaper boy tradition and its lessons

The Muscatine Journal joins in recognizing young newspaper boys as early entrepreneurs. They buy wholesale papers, sell retail, settle accounts, and collect weekly, learning thrift, reliability, and business sense that can lead to future success alongside figures like Benjamin Franklin, the earliest newspaper boy of record in America.

The Muscatine Journal Ben-jamin Franklin United States America Franklin

Registration Made Easier for Muscatine Voters

Muscatine voters may register before the November 4 general election at city hall or at five city polling places. Evening hours and extended days October 20 to 24 five to nine o clock provide added access. The deadline remains October 25 to register.

Muscatine

Censorship Blots Out Senatorial Office Costs

Washington reports a push to overhaul secrecy rules on senators office expenses led by Senate Secretary Leslie L Biffle after disclosure of Nixon 18000 extra expense account The issue centers on disclosing payrolls and the lack of public access to detailed expense records amid long standing customs and mixed accounting practices surrounding Senate finances

Washington NEA Congress Senate Leslie L. Biffle Richard M. Nixon Biffle Dco Thompson George F. Thompson Thompson Brothers Nixon Thompson

Origin of Ulcers and Washington Fire Debate

A Bonaparte era quip on ulcers notes doctors say ulcers come from inside stress rather than diet. The Mason City Globe-Gazette records hint at Washington politics, suggesting figures more deserving of firing than T Lamar Cau dle, with Howard McGrath referenced.

Howard McGrath Washington T. Lamar Caudle Mason City Globe-Gazette

Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues

The page lists a mixed set of crossword clues spanning capitals cities birds spans and archaic terms. It includes entries such as Capital of Mississippi Magnolia and Yemen? plus various across and down hints like Squeezes Floss silk and Pearl names etc.

Horizontal Mississippi Magnolia

Office hours and late delivery policy notice

It states hours from 9am to 8pm with a special delivery service for missed papers maintained until 6:30 pm Cal 24.

Teacher Himself Learns Lesson in Parking Ticket

Redwood City California district story shows Alan Baldwin a McKinley school teacher getting a $10 fine after presenting a class of 39 fifth and sixth graders in municipal court to illustrate justice. The judge noticed an expired license, Baldwin paid the fine and was ordered to return for a hearing next Wednesday.

Redwood City Calif Alan Baldwin McKinley School Baldwin

Booth Withdraws From U S Senate Race

Jacksonville Republican John P. Booth withdraws from the U S Senate contest, leaving incumbent Democrat Spessard L. Holland unopposed for reelection.

Jacksonville Fla John P. Booth U. S Senate Spessard L. Holland

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