Editorial stance on political debate and candidates
The editorial critiques the futility of political debate between Governor Val Peterson and Congressman Howard Buffett. It supports Buffett’s insistence on quoting records to reveal dishonorable acts, while noting Petersen’s critique of smear tactics. It argues debates confuse voters and prefers relying on a candidate’s established record and past actions.
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Val Peterson
Howard Buffett
Peterson
Buffett
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Reality Out of Dreams Capitalism Depends On Public Support
The head of the New York Stock Exchange urged Invest In America Week that capitalism stands or falls with public participation in ownership. Brookings and banks are compiling a first stockholder census, expected this summer, with current estimates around 15,000,000 owners strengthening the system and national security. Ownership, driven by profit motive, spurs risk taking, factory building, product innovation, and job creation, turning dreams into reality.
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New York Stock Exchange
Invest In America
Brookings Institution
America
One Vote Is Important for American Citizenship
Civic Committee chair Hugh Forster cites international turnout comparisons to stress the power of each ballot. He notes 1948 U.S. turnout at 51 percent and recalls cases where a few votes altered history, urging every eligible voter to participate in elections as the defense of liberty.
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Hugh Forster
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Forster
America
Belgium
James Blaine
New York State
New York
Cleveland
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Golden Bird Horizon
Depicted feathered friend and clues fill a standard grid with across and down entries. The puzzle lists numbers for items like 13, 14, 15 and 16, with several chemical symbols and wordplay hints, including Greek letters and measurement terms.
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Titan
Georgia
United
A Falsetto Column On Chicken Pox Misfortune
A middle aged columnist chronicles catching chicken pox in a falsetto voice. He recalls misreading spots as mosquito bites and finds humor in reactions from local figures like Elmer Haines and Ralph Lincoln. The piece mixes self mockery with social sketches as the illness disrupts travel plans to Denver to hear Victor Borge.
Sidney's Youthful Mayor Gets a Childlike Rebirth
A man reflecting on reclaiming youth after a midlife crisis describes reentering life as a child. He notes cowardice faced by an old man with eternal youth and recalls changes in lifestyle, humor, and daily routines.
GW Thinner Aims at Immediate Mechanical Thinning
The GW Thinner is designed for use in any beet stand to realize maximum tonnage and reduce costs through a complete mechanical thinning job. It urges operators to use the machine at once without hesitation.
Clover Gals Met At Hare Home In May 1952
Clover Gals held a regular meeting at the home of Agnes Vera and Carol Hare on May 3 1952. Vera Hare gave a demonstration on setting a table. A lunch was served. The group planned a May 16 1952 meeting at Barbara Hendricks home. Patty Fischer demonstrated shaping rolls and led roll call.
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Agnes, Vera
Carol Hare
Vera Hare
Barbara Hendricks
Clover Gals
Patty
Wanda Fischer
Patty Fischer
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Nebraska
11 Ave
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Elmer Haines
Fox Theatre
Mr Haines
Ralph Lincoln
Montgomery Ward
Leonard Fine
Knapps
Jack H
Lowe Sidney
Jack Armstrong
THE
Great Western
Justin
Sharon Bauman
Herbie
Mr. Hoover
General Electric
Skelgas
Pfaff
Zenith
Newton
Elsie Mae
Jackie
E.L. Hoover CO
Winais
Chevrolet
Kokier Motor Company
Jackson
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