Editorial says Taft backs Eisenhower boosting GOP unity
The piece notes Senator Taft endorsing General Eisenhower for president, promising volunteers to support the campaign. It discusses reactions from Taft supporters and questions whether Ike can unify Republicans like the Democrats have with their factions. It argues parties are broad coalitions needing accommodation of diverse views.
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Mirage of the Steppe Report Highlights Soviet Figure Padding
Prof Albert Parry notes Moscow press criticism of officials padding production figures to meet the five year plan. Scandals reveal inflated dam and irrigation projects and fake new stores in Gorky. The Kremlin signals widespread, long standing data embellishment and may be unsure of true progress.
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Synthetic dairy substitutes spark looming U S dairy clash
Washington reports rising threat from synthetic cheese milk and ice cream made from vegetable fats as a new trade war looms. National dairy leaders plan strategy in Atlanta while vegetable fat industry argues lower costs and indistinguishable flavor.
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Industry Battles Over Ice Cream Formulations Continue
The article charts a dairy and fat industry war where many manufacturers now produce both butter and margarine type ice cream products. Federal hearings on ice cream standards began in 1940, paused for the war, resumed in 1950, and by April 1951 the FDA ruled adulterated interstate ice cream using fats other than butter fat could be libeled and seized. Hearings to tighten standards paused, then planned for November with aims to finalize in 1953.
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Campaign train crowds shift from song to sighs
Comment and opinion dispatches on the president’s tour report that crowds no longer sing "I’m Just Wild About Harry" but mutter that “Harry’s Just Wild.” The Burlington Hawkeye Gazette notes a cooler reception amid murmurs of weariness.
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Missouri Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
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Stevenson Struggles With Truman as Campaign Slugging Grows
The article notes Governor Stevenson unsettled by Truman’s personal jibes and rising leftist ADA activity. It argues Trumanism is unpopular among many Democrats and independents, hurting Stevenson while boosting Truman's stance in eastern cities.
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MacArthur Could Tilt Washington Vote in Close Election
Washington Republicans fear a tight race among Eisenhower and Stevenson with Douglas MacArthur on the ballot as head of the Christian Nationalist party. Los Angeles allies placed his name under a minority nomination rule, possibly drawing Eisenhower votes to help Stevenson win Washington's nine electoral votes. MacArthur did not need his consent to appear on the ballot.
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Pastor Stemm to Move from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque
The Rev. George A. Stemm, pastor of All Saints Catholic church in Cedar Rapids, will become pastor of St. Anthony's church in Dubuque on October 15.
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