Eisenhower era power limits and Republican gains
The piece argues Eisenhower will shake government but limits exist by law and time. It notes he can fire few civil servants, may prune agencies, and faces a Senate with a 49-47 GOP edge. It highlights tax and spending aims, federal role limits, Southern support, and Truman’s criticisms fading as Republicans gain control.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Drew Pearson
GOP
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
House
Senator Morse
Oregon
Morse
Stevenson
Truman
Tf Morse
Hisenhower
Ile
Modelni
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Campaign to Build a Community Hospital Inspires
A Cheyenne County drive teems with volunteers from all walks of life, pursuing a 300 thousand dollar goal. Their selfless effort aims to secure humane facilities for families and emergencies, proving citizens’ dedication and community progress.
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Cheyenne County
Grass Roots Opinion: Debates on Spending and Pensions
A North Side News opinion cites a Atlanta couple needing 4189 to live as 4000 in 1939, criticizing federal spending and debt. Independent Review notes 9.5 billion paid to executive payrolls, questioning wage and payroll growth. Southeran Cayuga Tribune questions pension fairness for union vs non union workers and constitutional equality.
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Atlanta
North Side
Aztec
N. M
Independent Review
Department of Government
King Ferry
N. Y
Southeran Cayuga Tribune
America
Jennings Hotel Story Shows Small Town Rally To Build
In Jennings Louisiana a local effort built a million dollar five story Zigler Hotel financed by community fund raising and bank bonds. The venture began in 1946 and reached completion after a long campaign with stock sales, private donations, and a 10 year lease with Alsonett Hotels.
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Winston C. Fournier
Wall Street Journal
Jennings
Louisiana
George B. Zigler
Rotary
Kiwanis
Zigler
W. E. Elk
Lafayette
L. E. Bloch
The
Association of Commerce
W. B. Donald
Chevrolet
W. G. Arnett
Karl C. Miller
A. A. Spurry
Hockenbury System, Inc
Harrisburg
Myron D. Hockenbury
Alost
Arnette
Hotel Corporation
Association
Hockenbury
Fred B. Zigler
American Legion
Hackenbury
Philo Dix
Hackenburg
Southwest Louisiana Community Hotel Corp
Barron, Heinberg & Brocallo
Alexandria
Fred Zigler
Mr. Zigler
Reconstruction Finance Corp
New Orleans
R.F.C
Caldwell & McCann
Baton Rouge
Mr. Bloch
W. B
Bunk
Donald
Dan
Alsonett Hotels
Alsonett
South
Mr. Black
F. W. Harrel
Harold Sabatier
W. B. Richard
Earl C. Miller
Mr. Miller
Miller
Zip
A Civic Leader's Quiet Exit From Public Life
A veteran civic figure declares he will decline all cabinet, public service, and honorary roles to focus on his hospital campaign and earnings. He warns against leaders using cooperatives to push political control, urging democratic free enterprise in farming cooperatives and vigilance against political capture.
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Community
Polarlg
Ness
Farm Co-Op Movement Should Be Kept In Hands Of Reliable Leaders
A writer argues that farm cooperative groups must stay under trusted leaders to defend free enterprise against political zealots promoting cooperative socialism. The piece cites historical farm organizations and warns that zealots seek to influence policy under long standing Republican strength, urging vigilance to protect the free market system.
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America
Test Your Intelligence Puzzle From A Flower Show
A quirky test offers ten questions on plants geography inventions and history. It includes identifying the odd item among four foods, Byrd’s Little America location, rose related items and more with scoring bands from poor to very superior.
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Little America
Richard Byrd
North Pole
Sahara Desert
Switzerland
Africa
South America
Kentucky
Edison S —Telephone
Marconi
Gatling
Bell
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