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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
4
Gov Adlai E Stevenson argues religious belief informs public acts and national policy calling faith the nation's greatest resource. He cites Chesterton and Micah while warning vision without virtue risks harm. The piece notes CIA subpoena fallout aiding McCarthy and jeopardizing Smith.
Judgments totaling 755.40 on a May 1 1950 note and foreclosure of a mortgage on Nichols lots by Mervin Shafer against Hubert Elder. Tax lien from April 23 by the U S Internal Revenue Department is alleged inferior. Also Millar seeks 131.59 on nine notes against Emery Wells. Maxson seeks 95.25 with 7 percent interest from Dec 15 1949 against Harley Hamilton. Hershey Memorial Hospital seeks 104.90 against Arthur and Hazel Cooley. Assignments include Jes sup Miller Asthauer and Gertrude Edwards.
The Masca tine Journal thanks readers and expresses gratitude for open house during modernization. Staff carried on duties amid remodeling and a new larger capacity press installation. The piece praises artisans, community faith, and ongoing local progress with best wishes to those envisioning a confident future.
A DeWitt Louisiana fire caused about 25000 in damage Sunday prompting an investigation with local and state fire marshal officials. A six year old boy admitted to buying bread, finding matches, then starting a bonfire at a lumber yard and starting a grass fire elsewhere. The piece stresses keeping matches in a safe container out of reach of children.
In January President Truman commented on Dwight D. Eisenhower running for president, warning he would face mudslinging and rotten eggs in campaigning. The remark, once puzzling, now appears to reflect Truman himself engaging in similar tactics.
The Oskaloosa Herald notes that a whisper can be a form of speech designed to persuade people to believe things they would not otherwise. The piece underscores the power and potential manipulation of insinuating or soft spoken claims in public discourse.
The piece notes that national turnout in 1948 was 53 percent, with southern states dragging the rate down by poll taxes. It cites Utah 75 percent, Delaware and Colorado 71, Montana 70, while 14 southern states and Maine Vermont Wisconsin pull the national average down. It also mentions Eisenhower’s Cromwell comparison and a Taft Lausche welfare proposal in Ohio.
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The name Patagonia, derived from the region in Argentina, translates to Land of the Big Feet and denotes a vast stretch extending south from the pampas.
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