Eisenhower Named By Democratic Figures In 1948 Talks
Statements attributed to political leaders in 1948 show Democratic figures considering Eisenhower as a liberal ally for national and local wins. Jacob M. Arvey of Chicago implied Ike could unite parties, while Texas Democrat leader Robert W. Calvert floated a Ike Farley ticket. Harry Carlson of New Hampshire called for Eisenhower as the better man for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke P. Carroll
N. Y. Herald- Tribune
Jacob M. Arvey
Chicago Democrat Machine
General Eisenhower
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Robert W. Calvert
Democrat Executive Committee of
Texas
Denver Post
Boston Sunday
INS
Harry Carlson
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
INS N. Y. Journal American
Roosevelt Jr backs Eisenhower draft in 1948 push
On March 26 1948 Franklin D Roosevelt Jr said he would support an Eisenhower draft. He argued the public seeks a president with a united party and country, capable of unity and earning American confidence. Later on July 3 1948 prominent Democrats led by James Roosevelt urged a Philadelphia draft movement, saying the crisis requires the strongest leader.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
United States
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
California
O’dwyer
New York
Jester
Texas
Laney
Arkansas
Thurmond
South Carolina
Tuck
Virginia
Jacob Arvey
Chicago Democrat Machine
Lister Hill
Alabama
Chester Bowles
India
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Times Shift as Democrats Embrace Changes in Government
The piece argues the 1884 Democratic platform urged frequent administration changes to curb abuses when one party held power for 23 years. It frames current Democratic bid for a new term as diverging from that principle and warns of government serving small elites over the many governed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Frequent Irrigations Rather Than Soaking Advised for Potatoes
Idaho potato researchers advise small frequent water applications to mature fields to maximize yield. Late irrigation should be light to prevent water rot, with soil conditions guiding timing and rotation to reduce early dying and maintain soil fertility. Continuous rotation and adequate nitrogen help limit problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
Idaho Potato Belt
Jimmie S. Gregory
Extension Service
THE PRESTON CITIZEN
The Preston Citizen reports local developments and events with concise attribution to city officials and community organizations. Readers are kept informed on civic matters, meetings, and local announcements affecting residents in Preston.
Motorists urged to drive carefully for school openings
R. G. Cole of the Idaho State Automobile Association appeals to motorists to cooperate with school safety patrols. Teachers receive safety lesson kits and a poster urging obedience to the patrol as children walk to and from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
R. G. Cole
Idaho State Automobile Association
Mr. Cole
American Automobile Association
Idaho Club
Obey Your Safety Patrols Aids Idaho School Crossings
The article notes that about 2000 Idaho students shield peers at hazardous crossings each school day and cites a national program winner drawn by Robert Denney of Irving High School. It also outlines Greyhound and railroad connections, ownership of Interstate Transit, and a large-scale passenger network and revenues in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
AAA
Automobile Clubs
Robert Denney
Irving High School
Dayton, O
Greyhound To Take Control Of Major Stage Lines
Chicago report states Greyhound will assume full control on October 1 of Union Pacific stages and Interstate Transit lines operating between Chicago and Los Angeles and Portland. The purchase, approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, creates Overland Greyhound.
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Interstate Transit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Conections
Denver
Kansas City
Sioux Falls
S. D
Fairmont
Minn
Union Pacific Stages
Salt Lake
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Greyhound Corporation
Union Pacific Railroad
Overland Greyhound
Chicago and North Western Railway
Greyhound
Overland
Interstate Transit Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union
Greyhound Plans Overland Acquisition and Scenicruiser
Greyhound announces acquisition of Overland with local Omaha operations intact. President Orville Caesar says it will boost route efficiency and flexibility. The company aims to launch a 40 foot Scenicruiser coach in 1954 and seeks state legislative changes in Colorado Idaho and California to permit longer buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound Corporation
Overland
Omaha
Neb
Greyhound
Orville
Caesar
New Wheatgrass Topar Proving Popular Among Ranchers
Idaho ranchers may soon have Topaz pubescent wheatgrass as a tasty newcomer in range feeds. Donald Douglas, manager of the soil conservation program, notes growing interest in the new forage option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Donald Douglas
Soil Conser
Topaz Wheat Grass Seed Growing Expands in West
The Aberdeen nursery will harvest about 30000 pounds of Topaz seed this year from foundation stock released to seed producers across six soil conservation districts. Most of the crop funds district conservation programs while remaining seed goes to ranchers on a first come basis. Douglas notes rising interest and expansion plans to reach 65000 pounds next year from 1951 foundation stock.
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Vation Service
Aberdeen
Don Westover
Clifton
A. C. Hull
Whitney
Douglas
Idaho
Nevada
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Mon E. Smith
Leland Chatterton Clarin Ashby
Rex Hampton
City of
Preston
County of
Franklin
Sterling Insurance O. Hospital
Keith C. Wallace
THE
West Motor Co
Shrek Ag
Evan Brunt
John Deere-Van Brunt
Preston Implement CO
North State
Lanner Dyer
Greyhound Corp
eProps
Utah
Anderson Lumber Company
Preston, Idaho
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