Truman and the danger of gutter politics in 1952
The editorial criticizes President Truman for calling Eisenhower's campaign gutter politics and for implying anti-Semitic and anti-Catholic immigration stances. It argues such language harms the office,, helps Eisenhower in some views, and warns against excessive personal attacks in county campaigns.
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Mossadegh's Break With Britain Affects Iran and West
The Iranian premier Mossadegh ends diplomatic ties with Britain over oil, betting on American intervention to prevent Iran’s collapse. The move complicates Western oil interests, tests U.S. stance, and risks bolstering Soviet influence if Britain retreats.
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New Factors Shaping Dixie Politics This Year
Washington columnist Peter Edson outlines rising Republican hopes in the South due to new opposition from regular Southern Democratic groups and oil money shifting from Texas and Louisiana this year. He notes campaigns face fundraising strains, adds details on Nixon and Stevenson debates, and reports on likely new faces in Congress amid retirements and upsets.
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Eisenhower victory could soften Congress hostility to White House
The piece argues Ike’s election would ease tensions between the White House and Congress, even if Democrats retain control after the election. It notes anticipated Republican Senate gains, Southern lawmakers' influence, and possible passage of a pragmatic FEPC act and labor, health, and education measures with state and local role.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Review
The list provides across and down crossword hints including Twice one, Half of ten, Polynesian cloth, Slim, Harvest goddess, and more with clues for musical terms, measurements, and common words across various themes. It also includes abbreviations, dates, and potential word counts for the puzzle’s grid.
Nichols Rebekahs Meet for Christmas Box Drive
Past Noble Grand Circle of Nichols Rebekahs met at Elsie Poole's home. Members were urged to knit a wash cloth for a Christmas box to be sent to the Odd Fellows home. The Nov 18 meeting will be at Mrs Vesta Hadley's home with Cayla Gerrischer assisting.
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Pearl Hines
Bernice Longstreth
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