Gingham Dog Calico Cat Parable Mirrors Republican Split
In a critique of Taft and Eisenhower campaign tactics, the piece argues the internecine warfare harms the Republican Party and could jeopardize November prospects. It urges party unity to avoid drifting toward socialism and chaos while stressing American desire for change.
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Eugene Field
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Taft
Ohio
United Party
Opinion samples mix politics wit h humor and history
A diverse Kansas and national roundup features editorials on state fiscal restraint, reform of mental hospitals, and tax worries for farmers. It spans Irish cuisine praise, a mock critique of Truman, earthworms as farmers’ friends, and a Nebraska mystery of 70 missing hens.
Kremlin Purges Hint at Succession Battle After Stalin
Western diplomats examine new purges in Eastern Europe as a prelude to who will succeed Stalin. The analysis cites Ana Pauker's fall in Romania and leaders like Slansky, Gomulka, and Titoist tensions. Foreign Letter notes factionalism in the Moscow Politburo with Molotov and Malenkov as key actors.
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Stalin
Ana Pauker
Moscow
Rudolf Slansky
Czechoslovakia
Gomulka
Poland
Foreign Letter
International Statistical Bureau, Inc
New York
A. W. Zelemek
Vyascheslav Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Dying Tree
A narrator asks a tree surgeon to save a dying tree whose foliage withers. The surgeon declares it too late and predicted the tree will die by spring. The speaker laments the loss of the old life as the tree slowly withers away.
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Edgar A. Guest
Allies accused of germ warfare in Korea by Gen Clark
In Tokyo Gen Mark W Clark states communists use false charges of germ warfare to justify aggression. On Koje Island Brig Gen Hayden L Boatner rebukes a North Korean captive leader, noting no Geneva rule allows seizing a general. In Pittsburgh Charles Lee Austin of Jones & Laughlin Steel deflects defense production questions advising rest and no inquiries.
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Mark W. Clark
Korea
Koje Island
Hayden L. Boatner
Pittsburgh
Charles Lee Austin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
One Man's Opinion on Impeachment in Steel Seizure Case
The House Judiciary sub committee buried all measures of censure or impeachment in the steel seizure case. Democratic leaders felt hurt by the Supreme Court, while Republicans focus on re election and avoiding a long summer of legal wrangling.
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House Judiciary
Supreme Court
Two Tech Students Test Knowledge In Lit Exam
A humorous scene from CERF features two Tannenbaum Tech football stalwarts heading to an English literature exam. One forgets who wrote Ivanhoe and the other suggests refreshing memory by asking who Dickens wrote David Copperfield.
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Tannenbaum Tech
Scott
David Copperfield
Dark Shadow Of Doubt In Government Power
Marquis Childs discusses the steel strike and the broader issue of government power when faced with crises. He recalls Vallandigham and Lincoln on executive authority, noting current wartime drafting and Soviet hostility as context for limited government restraint.
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Ohio
Clement Vallandigham
Vallandigham
Humphrey H. Leavitt
Leavitt
State Police Traffic Law Reminder
State police warn that ignorance of traffic laws excuses no one and citizens must know and obey city, state rules. Drivers should heed temporary emergency regulations and observe all street and highway signs and signals.
Health Talks By Dr W A Womer City Health Superintendent
Health talks by Dr W A Womer, city health superintendent, discuss crippling diseases led by rheumatism. He notes rheumatic fever, arthritis, and heart trouble as forms and mentions ongoing medical research to find prevention.
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W. A. Womer
Feather Band Fantasy and the Honolulu hat tale
A humorous reminiscence recalls buying a straw hat in Honolulu with a feather band like Bing Crosby's. The hat and band run to $432.20, with the wearer choosing a cheaper option after a crisis of pride and finances. The clerk’s toast and the punchline end with a modest $3.50 straw hat.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bible Thought Excerpt on Exodus Promise
A brief quotation from Exodus 14 14 stating The Lord shall fight for you and ye shall hold your peace shared as a devotional thought for readers seeking comfort and guidance. It emphasizes divine protection and calm in adversity.
Flag Day Urges Display Nationwide
A wartime appeal urges Americans to honor the flag on Saturday June 14 as Flag Day. It prompts individuals and businesses to display the colors at home and work, suggests veteran groups as flag sellers, and notes proceeds may aid Deshon.
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Deshon
Happy Republican Choice in the Taft Eisenhower Fray
Holmes Alexander argues that the Taft Eisenhower contest is not a beauty pageant. Both candidates show sincere conviction and devotion to conservative goals. The writer notes Eisenhower's plain persona and Taft’s steadfastness as the race moves toward July 7.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Eisenhower
St. Ike
Abilene
Senator Duff
Mister Eisenhower
Churchill Downs
America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis
A brief column notes a penthouse jewel robbery in New York, dismissing it as minor next to past heists and criticizing owners who flaunt jewels. It argues lavish spending on credit drives debt, warns burglars target ostentation, and cites a 1952 King Features Syndicate copyright.
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Elinor Maxwell
iCopyright
Bennett Gert
King Features Syndicate
New York
Major Bowes
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Salt Lake City native Maj. Gen. Cannon's military rise outlined
Born in Salt Lake City on March 9, 1892, Maj. Gen. John K. Cannon trained at Utah State College and rose from second lieutenant in 1917 to lieutenant general in 1945. He led a 1941 Argentina mission, helped form the Air Training Command in the Mediterranean, and served as deputy commander of Allied Tactical Air Force in Sicily and Italy. An Englishman named Henry Cabot is credited with a 1783 steel rolling mill milestone.
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John K. Cannon
Utah State College
Air Corps Tactical School
Command and General Staff School
Argentina
Air Training Command
Mediterranean
Allied Tactical Air Force
Italy
Tactical Air Force
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