Personal Liberty Threatened by Grasping State, Editorial
This second installment in a series summarizes Raymond Moley’s critique of expanding federal power and the drift of American education toward social and economic interpretation. It notes progressivism’ s growth from reform to extensive state intervention, cites Beard Dewey and Fabian influence, questions general welfare interpretations, and previews a page 10 continuation.
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Rax
Mond Moley
Lincoln Steffens
Theodore Roosevelt
Orly
Charles A. Beard
James Harvey Robinson
Carl Backer
Marx
John Dewey
Frank Murphy
Schneiderman
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Hoover Urges New Agency to Streamline Government
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Congress to create a new commission similar to his six year old Hoover Commission to study better federal efficiency. He noted the budget rise from 10 to 90 billion dollars requiring further study and said key agencies like the Post Office Treasury Interior Agriculture Veterans Administration and the Federal Security Agency need reorganization beyond the 29 bills before the committee.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Dawson
House Executive Nurtures Committee
Hoover Commission
Commission
Post Office
Treasury
Interior and Agriculture Department
Veterans Administration
Federal Security Agency
Barricade Sealed Around Radio Berlin in West Berlin
British police and German guards ringed Radio Berlin with a barbed wire barricade during a dawn operation in the British sector. About 20 Russian soldiers were inside the rear building as authorities stated the area would not be opened to entrants. The move, after consultations with American and French officials, aimed to halt so called security belts created by Reds near the Russian zone. The radio station continued broadcasting music, possibly from alternate studios in the Russian sector.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Fress Berlin
Co. F.C. Coleman
Red Radio
July Draft Quota Set At Twenty In Sciato County
State Selective Service headquarters announced Sciato County’s July draft quota at 20. A total of 1,646 youths will be summoned next month nationwide. County allocations include Adams 5, Jackson 9, Pike 6, and Vinton 3.
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Sciato County
State Selective Service
Armed Forces
Adams County
Jackson County
Pike County
Vinton County
Eisenhower Defends Air Power in War Doctrine
In a Pentagon news conference, President hopeful Eisenhower reaffirmed air power as the dominant factor in any future war. He challenged Taft’s claim of air power deterioration and urged a debate on eliminating foot soldiers, stressing his long support for air force integration with ground forces.
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Washington
Dwight TD
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Robert A. Taft
U.S
Billy
Mitchell
Carl A. Spaate
Eisenhower Asso
Primaries Spotlight Eisenhower Campaign Push
Three state primaries and a convention shaped the political backdrop as Gen Dwight Eisenhower left the army for a presidential bid. South Dakota and California held presidential nominating delegate votes for both parties while Alabama and Maryland counted Democratic delegates.
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Associated Press
Dwight Eisenhower
South Dakota
California
Alabama
Maryland
Chicago
Eisenhower
Ohio
Robert Taft
Traylor Bound Over In River Bank Slaying
Raymond Treyler 28 of Broadway Street faced Municipal Court on a second degree murder charge for the Ohio River bank slaying of 64 year old Samuel Oliver last Friday. Treyler pleaded not guilty, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound to the grand jury under 5 000 dollars bond along with companion Thorass Sheets 24. Witnesses described a fight after Oliver and Treyler argued while drinking wine with Sheets and Hobart McMeans 36. Prosecutor Harsha noted Traylors admission of a fight and that Sheets said Oliver and Trayler had been fighting. McMeans 36 and Sheets 24 remained jailed as material witnesses with bonds set at 500 dollars and 5000 dollars respectively. McMeans suffered facial injuries in the altercation and was treated at Portmouth General Hospital before returning to the county jail.
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Raymond Treyler
Ironton
Kenneth Cranston
Hobart McMeans
Robinson Ave
Glenn Albrecht
William H. Harsha
Oliver
Traylor
Sheets
Harsha
McMeans
Albrecht
Portsmouth General Hospital
Conservation Trek Thursday Tour Looks at Modern Farms
AREA FARMERS and conservationists will tour five Scioto County farms Thursday to view conservation practices in operation. The route includes three morning stops and a lunch break at noon, then two afternoon stops. Observed practices include farm pond work, contour strip cropping, pasture seeding, electric hay drying, sod waterway systems, and wheat fertilizer tests. Sponsored by Scioto Soil Conservation District with local agencies. transportation by request. Stops listed with times and farm locations along Mt Joy road, Bear Creek road, and Rt. 104.
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Scioto County
G Gm
George L. Schmelzer
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Isis
James 5
Peebles
Rushtown
Rt. 104
Johnson
Ing Systems
C. D. Bradshaw
George Smalley
Mt. Joy Road
Harry Hoople
Denver Duncan Farm
Mt Joy Road
Ei Enz
Bear Creek Road
Guards Fire Riot Guns Into POW Camp
KOSE ISLAND Koreat American guards fired riot guns into compound tonight wounding four North Korean prisoners. Prisoners in Compound 404 refused to remove clothing from the baked wire fence. Guards opened fire with shotgun blasts driving them back. Two prisoners were sent to a camp hospital for treatment while two received first aid. Total prisoners casualties in last 24 hours: one dead and seven wounded.
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Kose Island
Pris
Riflemen Attacks Along Korea Front Asserted, POW Flags Raised
An Allied briefing said Chinese riflemen groups up to 100 men attacked a five mile sector on the Korea Western Front but US artillery repelled all probes. Casualties included one killed and several wounded from accidental guard actions and an escape attempt. Red POWs reportedly raised a new flagpole in Compound 851 SG leaders warned to lower flags while a tank smashed another flagpole in Compound 602. General Boatner cited concern over guard accidental shootings as two prisoners were wounded yesterday.
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Sequl M
United Nations
Korea Western Front
Btb
Haydon L
Boatner
Boater
Customers Thwart Drug Store Holdup Report
An armed man attempted a robbery at Pressier Drug Store on Monday afternoon at about 2 25 p m. He ordered owner Harry Pressler to back up as a clerk helped two customers and two young girls enter. The suspect fled the scene as the patrons interrupted the hold up.
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Pressier
Ofizere Sts
Harry Pressler
Stald
3 Courses Loom As Industry Union Peace Talks Loom
Washington AP reports a nationwide steel strike shuts industry with talks urged. CIO Steelworkers and industry leaders seek renewed contracts within 48 hours, as Truman faces options including Taft Hartley court injunction or congressional action. Court ruling deemed unconstitutional the earlier presidential seizure, prompting calls for new negotiations and possible government action to stabilize supplies.
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Washington
White House
CIO Steelworkers
Truman
Congress
Capitol Hill
Trueman
Quick Reaction Steel Walkout Chokes Off Defense
The day old steel strike halts defense important production as the second walkout of 1952 shuts down the industry. About 650,000 CIO United Steelworkers members walk out after a Supreme Court ruling on government seizure. Skeleton crews guard mills, layoffs spread, while talks lag with no immediate negotiations planned.
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Silla
White House
Truman
Congress
Supreme Court
High Court
Sen. Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Philip Murray
CIO
Steelworkers
John A. Stephens
U.S.: Steel Co
Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steel Workers
Steel Strike Widened By Pickets Join Federal Stand
Local 2116 CIC and the nation wide steel strike drew pickets to the gates as talks stalled. Detroit Steel Corp faced a court ruling declaring government action unconstitutional and the Diesels dispute over one versus two operators halted production at Portsmouth mills. The idle period has cost steel workers over two million dollars in wages.
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CIC
Detroit Steel Corp
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
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Naval Academy
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Macon
Communist Island
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Boxer
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Inside the Times
Scioto Soil Conservation District
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