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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
4
An editorial argues many qualified voters abstain because a single vote seems futile. It cites personal memory, commitment to public issues, and civic example as reasons to vote, noting one ballot may influence future elections and sustain democratic institutions across decades.
The piece warns that Latin American nations from Chile to Brazil show increased friction with the United States. It cites Argentina's Peron stirring anti American sentiment, Chilean threats to scrap the mutual defense pact, Bolivian tin concessions, Uruguayan labor expulsions, Brazilian economic sovereignty laws, and unrest in Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, and Guatemala, urging a rethinking of the Good Neighbor policy.
President Truman’s whistle stop tour shifts momentum as Republicans defend against his charges. Ike’s aides warn of campaign toughening while Democrats tout Stevenson humor and fund worries loom over Nixon-Stevenson funds. Congress members report high costs of political entertaining and patronage pressures from home constituents.
The piece explains President Truman urges the FTC to map how the consumer food dollar is spent, arguing farmers get about half and noting the rest goes to transportation, processing, distribution, and retail costs. It discusses why an exact breakdown is unreliable, the role of middlemen, and political implications for 1952 campaigns.
The Marshalltown Times Republican notes President Truman denouncing Republican rhetoric as an insult to intellect and appealing to emotion. It questions what intellectual appeal the Truman era actually possesses in his speeches and critiques.
Crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering mammals features colors roles and locations. Entries include large mammals keen senses bridal attire mistakes standards perfection meadow jackets islands foods and various scientific terms with many abbreviations and foreign language hints.
Clyde L. Burt 54 of Clarion, a grain elevator operator, was sentenced to two years after pleading guilty to converting 150000 bushels of government corn from the Commodity Credit Corp to his own use. The case stemmed from a misclassified federal cotton estimate.
Deed records show Preston W Hillier and Belle S Hillier transferring Lot A in Keckler's addition to Muscatine to Frieda Carstensen Lillie Carstensen and Lulu Carstensen. The transaction documents the chain of title and names involved.
Former King Farouk of Egypt ex queen Narriman and their infant son depart Capri and move to a villa at Santa Marinella near Rome for the winter.
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