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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

3

Amerasia Case Details Surface in Closed Senate Session

McInerny testified behind closed doors before the Tydings committee about White House pressure to jail Amerasia defendants. He described OSS and FBI warrants issues, a 1945 special court session, and efforts to secure Jaffe’s guilty plea while suppressing press disclosures. Roy Howard directed a campaign to influence coverage and back McCarthy.

IM McInerny Tydings Committee Amerasia McInerny Justice Department Criminal Division Senate Committee Ed Morgan FBI Jim Morgan Scripps-Howard Abel White House McIinerny OSS Emmanuel Larsen Ireland James Proctor Proctor Larsen Philip Jaffe Jaffe District of Columbia Washington Star Scripps- Howard American Society of Newspaper Editors Roy Howard McCarthy

Hoover’s Presidency Defeated by Politicians Own Campaign Failures

Wright A Patterson describes how Herbert Hoover, a non politician statesman, lost reelection in 1932 due to political opposition and lacking campaign messaging. He notes Hoover resisted stump speaking, later attempted self sale, and cites farm price contrasts as a notable policy impact. Truman’s call for a Fair Deal, and local bond for schools illustrate ongoing political and fiscal debates.

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Clothes for Small Fry Pattern No 1684

Sewing guide promises easy outfits for babies and children including a dainty dress, playsuit, and sun suit. Details list sizes 6 months to 3 years with yardage and pattern contents, plus a 48 page spring fashion book with color ideas and a free pattern inside. Price 25 cents.

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