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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
3
Editorial notes the monthly Uintah County service letter to all local men and women in the armed forces, praising its morale lift and home-visit feel. It highlights gratitude from servicemen and thanks Mrs. Hugh W. Colton and the committee for gathering news, publishing, and mailing the letters.
The article argues a visit to Russian shops would show rationing, fixed high prices, and state ownership, contrasting with American retail abundance. It asserts no competition under communism and notes shortages of necessities, praising free enterprise for higher living standards and plentiful goods.
A group dubbed Super Idealists Reformers advocates a near perfect world by correcting countless minor human faults. They emphasize pointing out flaws as the path to broad improvement and social harmony.
The old narrow trails where two cars could pass without colliding are being replaced with wide highways that can accommodate six or eight cars colliding at once.
The piece reports early momentum for General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower to enter the Republican presidential race within weeks. It notes a conditional path to nomination, emphasizing a broad GOP demand, unified backing, and key organizational moves led by Henry Cabot Lodge to head Ike movement headquarters.
The fragmented Republican camp is poised to unite into a stronger front under Eisenhower, aiming to win over undecided delegates who doubted the move. Taft factions retain early momentum but risk losing northern state strength. Truman’s persistence and Eisenhower’s broad appeal shape a tight race as the Republican field consolidates.
An investigative panel plans to issue a formal request to General Eisenhower. It is expected the General will respond, aligning with his duty to clarify issues and preserve taxpayer funds while reviewing wartime governance.
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