Turbulent Times In Washington Over MacArthur Dismissal
The article notes the MacArthur ouster controversy dominating U S politics while urging adherence to constitutional duty. It cites President Truman dismissing MacArthur after a dispute over China policy and mentions the administration’s farm advisory board, highlighting Allen Kline’s absence and Ay B Wiser taking a bureau post.
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MacArthur
Washington
Truman
Red China
General MacArthur
Allen Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Inay B. Wiser
California Farm Bureau Federation
Wiser
Kline
Farm policy and migratory labor report scrutiny
Observers question why the President did not name Kline to the farm board as he opposed agriculture programs. The Farm Bureau rivalries, Kline’s Washington image, and Ed ONeill’s past influence are noted amid a broad commission on migratory labor that highlights harsh conditions and unsettled permanence for seasonal workers.
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Kline
Kaine
Middle West
Ed A. O'Nell
Farm Bureau
Washington
Congress
Kilne
Hershel New
Indiana
National Grange
Ir. D. W. Brooks
National Council of Farm Cooperatives
Patton
National Farmers Union
All in the Game: Gees Schultz and era football fire rovers
Gees Schultz Michigan center 1904 08 famed as defensive roving center and first to throw a spiral pass to DuckNeld. Mention of Navy alltime All American, 1950s hopes for Michigan State and conference admission, plus scattered notes on Pirates Reds Dodgers and pitching, all in era sports chatter.
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Gees Schultz
Michigan
Navy
Paul Blochards
Mose
Michigan State
Marty Marton
Ted Klussewski
Piiching
Reds
Pirates
Branch Rickey
New Blood
Ralph Kiner
Dodgers
Pala Leo Dorochelle
Leeton Bennetts Fourth Graders Outing and Local News Update
Gerald Patton led the 4 H club on a Jensen project outing with lunch by the river and visits to several eH projects. The article lists attendees and mentions family visits, hospital news, a baby birth, a birthday dinner, a May prep meeting, and local social events including a Gold and Green ball and a Roosevelt Stake house gathering.
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Gerald Patton
Jensen
Dostay Ital
Billy Haslem
Lowell Long
Roy Springer
Brice Bowen
Gary
Matt
Bobby Long
Raymond Bolton
Tremenlun
Raymond
John Bolton
Lorraine Bolton
Paul McKissen
Betty Bolton
Vern Hamaker
Miss Robertson
Tooele
Marlon Hamaker
Henry Tidwell
Rea
Boneta
Ben Perkins
Roosevelt Stake House
Carter Oil Company
Delma Long
Kenneth
Lowell D
Ardath Gray
New York
Europe
Clarence Rowley
Myton
Garnett Birchell
George Houston
Garnett
Vernal
R. V. Larsen
Howward Ivory
Parley Rawlings
Stake Mia Board
Remembering the Old Timers and Small-Town Life
A column recalling bygone days from readers across the United States. Anecdotes include farm pay in dollars, cheap calico, famed Boston hotels now gone, old sewing and rug-winding methods, home use of wood ashes, Christmas grocery gifts, scarce goods, and old proverbs about deeds and appearances.
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Mack Warden
Des Maines
Lows
Lucretia Oglesden
Calico
Ernest A. Sawyer
Chelsea
Mass
Boston
United States Hotel
Kneeland Street
Revere
Bowdoin Square
Hanover Street
Quincy House
Brattle Street
Young's Hotel
Court Street
Grace Schmidt
Cambridge
Neb
Elma Enfield
Mason
Ohio
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Eid
Ihefrontier
Rock Springs
Salt Lake City
Frontier Airlines
Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Senate
Aeae
Hallmark
Leeton—Bennett
Jensen Projects
Mary E. Horrocks
Ward
Roosevelt
Bennett
the Old Timers
Galloper
Cleopatra
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Cardigan
Waa
Cook
Bligh
Waugh
Tinks
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Nevada
Colorado
Vermont
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Alnn
Weqeyyar Jet
Tour Arnald B. Bangerter
Radio Cab Company
Sel Lake City, Uioh
Conoco Super
Walt Winters
Cons Super
Cave Peater
Weeleide Awe
Arya Melvin L.deyer
Pampa
Texas
Intinental Gil Company
Thitir
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Pak
ST Enon
Voce
Cocascola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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