Editorial excerpts on marriage, crime, and Korea policy
A mixed editorial piece argues marriage is civilization's foundation and warns of land pollution from divorce. It extols modern street lighting to curb crime, notes predators like raccoons and foxes impacting farms, and criticizes U.S. Korea policy under Truman and Acheson, urging firmer action against China and the red threat.
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Omaha World Herald
Korea
MacArthur
Panmunjonm
Kose Island
Kose Island Prison Camp. But So Long As Mr Truman
White House
Mr. Acheson
State Department
Republican convention glimpses from a Iowa viewpoint
Clinton Stewart recalls attending the national Republican convention in Des Moines with reports on crowd enthusiasm for Herbert Hoover and MacArthur. He notes the large campaign setup, television updates from Hurley and McCarthy, and personal encounters including meeting Gertrude Bowman and hearing Eugene Bailey sing Let Freedom Ring.
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Clinton Stewart
Clint
Gertrude Bowman
Washington
National Republican
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Stewart
Clinton
Econvention
Eugene Bailey
CSO
Morrell
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Las Spring
Cattalo Development Aimed to Combine Beef Qualities With Hardiness
The Canadian Government developed cattalo to merge the beef qualities of Aberdeen Angus and Hereford with the rugged winter hardiness of the bison to endure severe climates.
Freedom versus bondage echoed in Huxley quote
The quotation declares it is preferable for a man to err in freedom than to be right in bondage. It frames liberty as a higher value than conformity and authority. The line attributes philosophical stance to Thomas Huxley.
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Thomas Huxley
GOP
Army trainees at Fort Jackson list famous names
Army trainees at Fort Jackson North Carolina included Pvt s George Washington Woodrow Wilson Ulysses Grant and Harry Truman in a famed naming exercise reflecting national history and military culture.
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Fort Jackson, N.C
Pvts
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Ulysses Grant
Harry Truman
GOP Platform Preview 1952 Chicago Remarks
Topline summary of the 1952 Republican program criticizing Democratic handling of Cold War issues. Emphasizes aggressive anti communism, expanded defense, limited foreign aid, regional civil rights stance, loyalty reviews, anti corruption, free enterprise, inflation control, tax cuts, farm parity, Taft Hartley support, and local control of schools and resources. District of Columbia seeks self government and national suffrage.
Foolish Speech Worthy If It Guards Free Speech
A quote from David Cushman Coyle asserts democracy relies on all speech types. It argues that even foolish remarks protect the right of the wise to speak and freely participate in civic life.
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David Cushman Coyle
John Giles Family Visiting in Wisconsin
Rev and Mrs John Giles and Sally left for a Wisconsin vacation with plans to have visiting pastors fill their Baptist church pulpit on Sundays. A fishing trip accident left Harry Jacobs with a broken ankle on July 4. A July Fourth gathering hosted by Elizabeth Welle included multiple relatives and friends from California to What Cheer.
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Wellman
John Giles
Sally
Eau Claire
Wis
Baptist Church
Harry Jacobs
Elizabeth Welle
Mary Refer
Victor
Henry Refer
Annine
Terry
Glendale
Calif
Mirs
Dean Hahn
Edith Ann
Cedar Rapids
Bob Krantz
Douslis
Martha
What Cheer
Meo
Henry Meyer
Williamsburg
Milton Welrl
Bobby
Harriman Attacks MacArthur In Springfield Remarks
Kefauver signals Democrats will steer clear of bitter primary battles. Harriman says Stevenson is not a candidate and plans delegate campaigns in Indianapolis and Charleston. Also notes McDowell moved from Mercy Hospital to his sister in Champion Hill. Boyers vacationing in Estes Park.
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Averell Harriman
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Kefauver
Springfield
Tennesseean
Adlairb. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Harriman
Indianapolis
Charleston
W. Va
Ill
Dallas McDowell
Washington, D. C
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Avery Marine
Champion Hill
R. C. Boyer
Estes Park
Colo
To the Journal West Boxford letter about toads and bullfrogs
A reader in West Boxford Massachusetts writes of childhood tadpoles and the nostalgic croaking of a local bull frog. He recalls a garden pond and a New England church setting while visiting West Oxford for summer birds and pond life.
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West Boxford
Andover
Mass
West Oxford
Washington
Iowa
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