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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1952
Page
4
Editorial notes bumper corn yields in the Midwest and praises mechanical harvesters but warns of accidents from cornpickers. Iowa State safety expert Norval Wardle estimates medical costs and lost time from last fall's injuries could total about $207000 across the state, not counting severed limbs.
Japanese women, reeling from World War II losses including 325 000 widows in Tokyo, refuse to befriend soldiers and vow never to marry them, hurting recruitment for a new Japanese army. Officials praise the strategy and contrast it with allied war enthusiasm.
The Knoxville Journal argues conservation work should be a ground level, full lifecycle effort from beginners to end. external federal agency meddling may aid aims but does not fit the core task of establishing sound soil practices on land. The Marshalltown Times Republican criticizes a Truman speech at Hungry Horse Dam, saying he should have accused Eisenhower of causing hunger.
Washington report finds Eisenhower and Stevenson share broad views on social security expansion and education aid, with both opposing socialized medicine but backing more hospitals and public health. They agree on housing as a national concern and show similar civil rights stances, stressing federal responsibility and equal opportunities.
A dense catalog of crossword entries with horizontal and vertical clues about army terms people places and objects. It includes military ranks foods shelters flora fauna and common wordplay like synonyms numbers and names used in a wartime puzzle context.
Washington readers ask Ray Tucker about Truman’s whistle stop trips and Hatch Act concerns. The columnist estimates at least 25 000 dollars per tour and about 75 000 dollars by election day with hidden costs for White House staff and security.
The Letts fire department was called to the Harry Hafner home in Letts when a trash fire spread out of control. The blaze was extinguished without damage. The Letts High School junior class play Good Night Ladies was staged Thursday and Friday evenings in the school auditorium with a cast including John Coder Joyce Phillips Warren Blake Marianna Hafner Elizabeth Plowman Ronnie Carpenter Jack Jones Patricia McLaughlin Shirley Quigley Nancy Crof Virgil Brenneman and Betty Lange.
Newspaper reports indicate 4,586 land lords have been liquidated by the Communist land reform program in the rich South China delta. Resistance to redistribution in Kwangtung province runs high and the effort remains unfinished with only 99 of 218 counties reported reformed.
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