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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
17
Daily Odessa Texas newspaper text from the June 18 1952 issue, listing publication details, contact information, and subscription rates. The fragment provides masthead style lines and pricing. no specific news story content is readable in the supplied OCR snippet.
The piece criticizes the Immigration Service airlift and proposed detention camps as costly, illogical moves aimed at demonstrating action while evading true border problems. It accuses Washington and the Labor Department of motives, notes selective enforcement, and links county jail expansions to federal plans for camps.
A dense list of across and down clues covering topics from plants and animals to geography and objects. Includes hints like Green stone Indigo plant and Dilling vessel plus many puzzle answers across a broad range of categories.
Dean Russell argues in equal measure for individual responsibility and voluntary cooperation over government entitlements. He recalls orphanage life to contrast work earned benefits with a moral duty to avoid coercive majorities and defend free, peaceful relations among people.
Washington warns that Democratic strategists plan to use the Rural Electrification Administration to shore up farmer support. The piece discusses potential leadership changes at REA, expansion into rural telephone service, and how price supports and government purchases could influence farm voters ahead of the election.
In a hotel room a noisy group prompts a bellboy to intervene. A reading claim leads to banter as they joke about literacy while a man in the next room asks for quiet. Interactions include a football player, a shopping plan, and marital wardrobe concerns.
A compact set of Q and A items covers Horatio Seymour the Great Decliner, the Wright brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk North Carolina, bandleader Rudy Vallee nicknamed the Vagabond Lover, Dr Sun Yat-sen as father of the Chinese Republic, and William Jennings Bryan the three time Democratic nominee defeated each run.
The piece argues the federal bureaucracy has grown into an entrenched power with 2,559,000 employees costing $9.5 billion annually. It reviews the payroll vote, potential changes under a new president, and how department heads might preserve staffing, noting shifts likely in State and Agriculture and the lure of government pay versus private sector work.
Westbrook Pegler questions Dwight D. Eisenhower s honesty and courage citing his Atlantic City CIO speech of November 20 1946. He argues Ike misrepresented union role in wartime production and accuses the CIO AF of L of delaying and exploiting war effort for own gain.
Henry McLemore recalls reading a national magazine tale of wild foods and tests it by foraging through Central Park and streets for greens and ferns. He cooks a makeshift salad from ivy greens and cat tails, learns it is unsafe, and ends with a wary verdict on foraging as a meal source.
A dialogue fragment shows a nurse clarifying a fracture as a break and a visitor recalling a near miss. Annie and Fannie discuss a boyfriend with the Dodgers and a Brooklyn draft in a casual exchange.
Fragmented OCR-style lines quote Gen. Carlos Romulo and Defense Secretary Lovett on loss and danger. The garbled passage mentions Kerir and Austrian figures, all reflecting disjointed, partial sentences about freedom, aggression, and identity.
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