Eisenhower as 1952 presidential front runner in 1962 view
The piece argues General Eisenhower should be drafted to lead the nation, praising his wartime diplomacy and Columbia presidency, while noting he must declare his preferred party. It warns against welfare spending and asserts government handouts are funded by workers and private enterprise should lead defense and industry.
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Russia
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Columbia
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MacArthur Truman coordination marks early Korea crisis
The two leaders of opposing parties collaborated closely as Korea unfolded. Two telecoms between MacArthur and the White House shaped initial strategy, one signaling optimism and the other granting authority for ground troops and bombing to win the war quickly.
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Pentagon
Frank Pace
White House
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Korea
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Japan
United States
High Quality Hay Cuts Dairy Costs
Tim othy Hodge of Michigan State College notes that feed and labor account for about 80 percent of dairy cow costs. He argues pasture and high quality hay lower expenses, boost net returns, and reduce labor since cows harvest pasture themselves.
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Timothy Hodge
Michigan State College
Hodge
Agronomists
Electrified Farming Feature from General Electric
The new color film Electrified Farming showcases how electricity lightens farm chores and boosts productivity. It highlights crop dryers barn cleaners milking machines water pumps electric breakers and ventilating fans as key farm innovations.
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General Electric
New Pig Disease Baffles Farmers and Scientists
Farmers report a strange disease in newborn pigs causing shivering trembling and occasional involuntary dancing. The American Veterinary Medical Association notes the condition and Dr H C H Kernkamp of the University of Minnesota reports myoclonia congenita remains baffling since its first description in 1922.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
H. C. H. Kernkamp
University of Minnesota
Soybeans Rise as Minnesota Cash Crop After War Peak
Soybeans became a major cash crop in Minnesota, with harvested acreage jumping from 30 thousand in 1939 to 920 thousand in 1947 and then easing to 709 thousand in 1949. The surge was greatest 1944 to 1947, and in 1949 five percent or more of tillable land in 19 counties was devoted to soybeans.
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Minnesota
Thundering Herd Back In Action For 1950 Season
A preview of the 1950 pro football crop notes 13 teams with weights from 155 to 285 pounds. Eagles Browns and Bears are favored, Detroit under Bo McMillan expected strong, with Leon Hart at 270 pounds. Passers and runners from several franchises slated to shape the season.
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Bo MccMillin
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Wart
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Conerly
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Yankees
Colts
Greasy Neale
Pat
Williams Eyes Babe Ruth Mark In 1950 Home Run Run
Ted Williams sets sights on tying the 60 homer mark amid a strong 1950 season. He ages into his early thirties while rivals like Rosen Kiner Dropo Stephens Campanella Snider and DiMaggio threaten the race. Kiner may surge after July Fourth as he did last year, making the homer chase a tight battle.
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Babe Ruth
Ted
Jack Rabbit
Ford Frick
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Kiner
Dropo
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Easter
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Joe McCarthy
Red Sox
Baseball at Warped Speeds Elevates Scores Across Major Leagues
The column laments abnormally high scores and quick out pitches in the big leagues and minors. It notes Red Sox 20 runs then 29 against Browns, Indians scoring 14 in one first inning against Mack's Athletics, and asks if baseball has changed dramatically or if something is wrong with pitching or the ball.
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Browns
Cleveland Indians
Mack
Odd Laundry Tips and a Cold War Banter Exchange
A collection of quirky home hacks includes chilling wine in damp flannel, curing oil stains with limewater, and using soap to pin diapers. Also notes on starch for tile, clothes sprinklers from bottles, and a joke exchange about a double‑pants suit.
Demure Junior Dress Sets Nice Date and School Tone
A practical junior dress offers date appeal with classroom wearability. The design features a tiny collar trimmed with narrow ruffles and finished with narrow bows, presenting a demure and versatile look.
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Betty
Demure
Sunday School Bowl Money Joke
A Cleveland college faculty member's young son walks home from his first Sunday school day with pockets full of coins. His parents ask where it came from and the boy replies they have bowls of money at Sunday school.
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Cleveland College
Hadacol praised by a singer and a child user in ads
A long advertisement extols Hadacol as a health tonic with a money back guarantee. It quotes an opera star and a ten year old girl Ernest Jean Hopper from Covington Kentucky praising its effects on nerves sleep and appetite. The copy urges readers to order directly from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana with trial and hospital sizes and promises refunds if not satisfied.
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Covington
Kentucky
Ernest Jean
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Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
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