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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1952
Page
4
The piece criticizes profane slang in public discourse and questions the shift toward loud epithets in politics. It notes fashion and humor trends, mocks Nam Nam for panmunjom comments, and argues for a national presidential primary to curb bitter pre convention battles and empower direct voter ballots.
In a Mount Vernon editorial, the Truman era is faulted for relying on money to secure peace and security. Since 1945 the U S has spent billions abroad to counter communism and aid allies, but the author argues gains are insufficient and national defense remains weak. The piece cites U S farm and tax debates and warns against overreliance on funding without solid ability and effort.
Iowa Democrats and Republicans prepare for state conventions in Des Moines after heated primary results. Democrats discuss leadership splits with Linn County pushing to unseat State Chairman Jake More, while Republicans seek replacements for retiring officials and consider district committee races and national committee positions.
Nutritionists promote a three meal plan starting with a full breakfast and warn against fad diets. Carbohydrate foods like cereals bread and potatoes aid fat burning and provide essential nutrients. Use skim milk omit sugar and limit butter to trim calories.
Reports show State Sen. Alden Douds leading State Sen. Leo Elthon by about 2000 votes in the primary with both men viewed as possible at the GOP convention. Elthon has two decades in the legislature and faces rival northern candidates ROT. Oltman and Ralph Bo Slippy while political geography weighs on the contest.
Virgil W. Peter, former Iowan now operating director of the Chicago crime commission, will speak at the 6th annual peace officers short course at the State University of Iowa July 7. About 200 Iowa law enforcement officers are expected to attend the week-long session led by Professor Richard J L Holcomb. Peterson, a native of Olds and Parsons College graduate, will discuss Organized Crime.
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