Socialized Power Fails to Help Tennessee in Industrial Development
Opinion piece argues TVA funding echoes national subsidies with Tennessee at bottom of state contributions. It cites 1994-95 TVA outlays totaling 1.95 billion, Tennessee paying over one percent, and wealthier states like New York and California contributing large shares. The author denounces socialism and political corruption while praising private industry and Eisenhower era policy.
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Tennessee
TVA
State
Tennessee Valley Authority
Laseral
New York
California
Illinois
Nevada
Pearly Dee
Chata News-Free Press
South
News-Free Press
Tennessee Valley
Eaey
America
Washington
Busig
Chamber of Commerce
Is the U S Supreme Court Encouraging Communism
In a Wisconsin Herald piece the writer questions the Supreme Court's recent decisions on Communism. Three rulings are described as pro Communist and the author doubts the court's independence and loyalty to the country. The tone suggests the writer believes the court backs the Communist Party.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Ark Falls
Wis. Herald
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Democrats and Shivers Dominate Texas Political Scene
Dallas Democrats mime Beulah and sing Love that Lyndon while Gov. Shivers stays away. The Adlai Estes debate aired widely but failed to deliver a knockout, as two seasoned veterans clung to a dull exchange. Truman travels in Italy amid national chatter.
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Texas
Kingville
Dallas
Beulah the Cook
Lyndon
Gov
Shivers
Adlai
Estes
Palookas
Harry Truman
Italy
Political wit and a wary captain in wartime talk
Harry, jealous of brass power since the Pendergast era, braces for a comeback after the campaign. He mocks the Coliseum as a WPA project and targets a “squirrel-headed” general who led the Italian wartime plan. Paul Butler funds Harry with Prof Crobaughs dictionary to wield sharp non profane oratory in action.
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Harry
Paul Butler
Crobaugh
Butler
That Boy Harry Says Ike a Do Nothing President
Indiana Gazette reporter quotes Mr Harry Truman calling President Eisenhower a do nothing president. The piece lists actions Truman claims Eisenhower has not taken including trips to Potsdam, investigations, fighting corruption, opposing political machines, steel mill takeovers, or drafting workers.
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Harry
Ike
Indiana Gazette
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Potsdam
Boss Pendegast
Kansas City
Forest reverie and political jabs mix at Coos Bay picnic
The narrative recalls an Agness picnic with Joe Laird steering a vehicle through rugged wilderness while a speaker notes loneliness in the woods. Opinions spar over Oregon politics linking Morse and Churchill, referencing The Coos Bay Times criticism and a North Bend slot-machine incident.
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Agness
Joe Laird
J. N Gould
Joe
Coos Bay
Neuberger
Dickie
Churchill
Jehoshaphat
Times
Dan
Ballyhooing Dick
Coos County Feud Over Publication and Ideals
Readers clash over press integrity and political stances as Coos Bay Times accuses rivals of cowardice and hypocrisy while a Fred DeArmond essay in The Freeman criticizes inconsistency between rhetoric and action in liberty, capitalism, and government subsidies. The dispute highlights battles over leadership, publication ethics, and economic policy.
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Freeman
Fred DeArmond
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DADA
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Agp Agingn
Ekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Bes. Myr
Oregon
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Longfellow
Ocean
Cooked Foods Sale
The
Broadbent Grange
Gray’s
Myrtle Point
Heeren & Linn
Coos County
Coos Bay Times
Fagan
Superior
Superior Cheese Company
Buick
Resels
Shera
Dehum
Southwestern Motors
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