Four year governor term debated in Idaho Farm Journal
The Idaho Farm Journal editorial argues against a four year governor term citing lost accountability and prolonged poor leadership. It contrasts two year terms and notes that re election bans keep voters in the dark about administration performance. The piece discusses Robins era concerns and broader questions for senators and representatives.
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Idaho
Idaho Farm Journal
Preston Citizen
United States
U. S
Senate
Idaho ‘Farm' Journal
Eisenhower Blazes In As Republican Nomination Debate Begins
A newspaper editorial argues 1952 Republican convention will be hotly contested with Sen Taft leading the field, Eisenhower entering the race reshaping the race, and warns against smear campaigns. It cites Taft as front runner while predicting a major fight on the convention floor and noting Eisenhowers popularity and reluctance to seek the White House.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Gov. Warren
Sen
Robert Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Sen. Taft
White House
Washington
Political defense fades as Jordan faces campaign limits
The piece argues the state purchasing office would be a campaign issue and says Gov. Len Jordan cannot defend his administration while not running next year. It notes criticism against Jordan and hopes the public will view the issues as he does, with a future campaign speech possible if he could stump statewide.
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Idaho
Gov. Robins
Robins
Len Jordan
Gov. Jordan
Relief society gathering in Nink Creek with talks and songs
A Tuesday Relief society meeting in Nink Creek featured a visiting teacher message by Mrs. Bonnie Keller, a theology lesson by Mrs. Carolyn Rasmussen with migration maps, and a Gloria Jensen solo. Officers were set apart by Bp. Christen sen and Lynn Nelson. Quorums held a tournament with high priests edging elders by one, and the seventies losing to the M-men 31 to 46.
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Relief Society
Bonnie Keller
Theology Jesson
Carolyn Rasmus
M-men
America can unleash energy by removing nonessential regulatory shackles
The speaker argues government must lift bureaucratic limits from industry not essential to defense to unleash American vigor. He vows the nation can not only maintain but expand leadership, defeating defeatist talk that America is washed up.
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America
Carnival Barkier
No Change for 2300 Years
Editor's note discusses long human stagnation until modern American prosperity based on freedom. It argues America's free economy enabled vast wealth and innovation led by Edison Bell Ford and Carnegie, funded by earnings, and contrasts with today’s regulatory burden. It cites a pamphlet Who's to Blame? from the Small Business Foundation urging readers to study the shift toward government dependence.
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DeWitt Emery
National
Small Business Men’s Association
B.C
Thomas A. Edison
Alexander Graham Bell
Cyrus McCormick
Andrew Carnegie
Eli Whitney
Henry Ford
America
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Korea
The
Small Business Foundation
Small Business Economic Foundation
Central Street
Evanston, Il
Washed Up Critics Attack Deficit Spending Claims
George Peck insists America is not washed up and urges recognizing national strength. He argues liberals misread deficits and welfare debates, calling for a stand against defeatist rhetoric and a full inventory of assets and prospects.
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George Peck
National Labor Management Foundation
Partners
America
America must defend free market against planned economy perils
A rhetorical call urges strengthening American capitalism to avoid government dependency and totalitarianism. It warns that embracing collectivist policies would erode freedom and force costly battles, urging courage to adjust and expand through constructive reforms.
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John Deere
Preston Implement CO
North State
Clayer
UCR
By DeWitt Emery
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Dodge
1sAl International
al North State
Palmer Motor Implement Co
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