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Show Toesday, May 25, 1948 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE TWO WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Soviets Express Desire for Peace, Agree to Discussion of Differences; JJ. S. Seizes Railroads Strike Off UNCERTAINTY: Who Won? Boy Buys Big Rod Fir Engine for 25 Dollars all that anyone was CALIF. Like most the smoke from the NAPA, elections had cleared David Hotelling boys, Robert Taft bad won dreamed of owning hie own real 44 delegates to the Republican nared fir engine. regulation-size- , He heard that the Napa city tional convention end that Harold council was selling a 1926 model Stassen, the wolf at Taft's door, had By Bill Schoentgen, WNU Staff Writer to make room in the firehouse captured nine. for new equipment How those results should be In(F.DITOK'8 NOTE: Wkea oplalooo ore expressed U the solans, (key r those t WhIhi Newspaper tales' eaaljrst sad sot aocossorlly ( this newspaper.) David counted hi savings terpreted promised to be i thorBy BAUKHAGE earned by selling household aroughly argued question by the time Newt Analyit and Commentator OVERTURE: ticles and doing odd Jobs and the Republicans convened in Philamade a $25 bid. to a nominate delphia presidential WASHINGTON Political currents and cross currents are Peaceful It was the only one the councandidate. these Potomac the and wide days. deep along running high, cil received and David was the not held the that Many opinion pleasThe wave of popularity stirred up by Stassen supporters if the fire engine. awarded Ohio primary resulted in, if not an with talk of peace and desire for ant for regular Republicans o contemplate. Some of the least defeat at about for are bitter Stassen, those Taft in comer, the it outright very operaUon. particularly brusque check on the Minnesonot because they think that Stassen will get in, but because of the way Exactly what had happened to tan'S heretofore snowballing cam- Hundreds Join Gold he has served to block the Taft efforts despite the fact that those efforts bring about the quick flow of the paign. have been labelled, rightly or wrongly, futile from the beginning. Deweyites milk of human kindness between the but! U. S. and Russia was not clear. Stassen had competed with Taft Rush in flew Jersey don't admit they are worrying there had occurred no for 23 of the states 53 delegates. Certainly I talked to one of the Taft men He won nine and Taft took 14 of basic change in the potentially exBut some observers feel as Newsrecently. "What makes me sick, state- Searchers Excavate Feverishly those 23. In a relationship plosive who he said, is the way the people week magazine expressed it some It began with a U. S. statement ment, Stassen had said that the Ohio For Buried Treasure have done their time ago: Stassen forthright quest of contest could be accounted a victory position, voiced by Bedell Smith, best to break down for votes may end much of the tradiambassador to Russia, in the presfor him only If he won a majority Taft are full of tional coyness of aspirants. In the ence of Soviet Foreign Minister V. Highland, N. J. A seashore gold of the 23 disputed delegates. rush was underway as hundreds of praise for him future, its thought that more can- M. Molotov. Thus, by bis own estimate, Stashere in a hunt for now that they didate will frankly announce their people offiin He lost Ohio. sen speaking lost, Smith, however, buried converged apparently treasure. think he is beaten. intentions well In advance of elec is the that to a "favorite son" candidate strongway cially. suggested The reported discovery of six They describe his tion. Well maybe. clear for a discussion of differences ly supported in his own state by more 10th his resentcentury gold coins on the There is plenty of efficiency, Said the U. S. amwith Russia. Ohios powerful political organizabanks of the Shrewsbury river, near h i knowledge, ment against Stassen, not only be- bassador: tion. his cause he began an open campaign Atantic ocean, gave impetus to frankness, It was hardly a victory for Taft to the 'The present state of U. S. Soviet , sub-the search. of the o early, but also because of the relations is a source of grievous grasp about. shout About 400 men, women and chilJects he discusses efficient, powerful, In the final analysis the G.O.P. disappointment to the American dren streamed over the beaches be' And 'they and aggressive machine he has people. As far as the United States election race had not changed much. in a big about Stassens built up. A right wing Republican is concerned, the door is always Latest area te emerge as a It was Taft and Dewey teaming up ginning at chill dawn Armed with beachcoming vagueness and in- I spoke to recently seemed especialoperation. to force Stassen into the rail with wide open for full discussion and the pivotal point In the world-wid- e rakes, Screens, shovels, palls and ability to answer Tafts charges. ly resentful grumbling about the composing of our differences. of Sen. Arthur drive Vandenberg Michigan assorted against communism is southAnd these," he wound up, are the lagging implements, many big money" backing Minnesotas Russias reply, as broadcast by the ern Korea where about seven milcoming up fast on the outside. sifted the fends in this legendary samo people who have been shootand the New York Moscow radio, expressed a positivo lion registered voters went to the pirates port of call. n ing at Taft ever since he started his banking Interests that wanted in. FARM ISSUE: attitude toward improving polls to elect 200 representatives A Newark coin dealer, Fred W. Senator Taft waa reported so presidential campaign." that relations and stated to what Is known as the Korean Truman s said from descriptions of Burnet, There is something in what this furious over Stassens invasion of with Russia is in agreement national assembly. Prior to the the coins found he believed them to man says. You would be surprised Ohio that It waa thought that he a for discussion and Rather hard good, U. S. proposal for put earthy election. Communist tiained how many liberals, how many Derm might forget his rivalry with issue to play upon in his coming be old Portuguese doubloons, possettlement of existing differences. agents were reported to'have been He estitreasure to ocrate even, praise Taft privately, Dewey and throw hit support campaign. President Truman has sibly pirates in Although these developments reattempting to stir up trouble in the the mated would really like to see him elected, condition, that, good the New Yorker earlier in the the as and the hit farm the in problem upon U. S. sons to influence the balceived a big play press about are 575 coins worth hut either they cant quite come out convention if the deadlock was probably conto vehicle radio of both nations, indications carry some of his loting. each. certain. openly in his favor, or they take victions before the mutual of aura the that public. were strong Fifteen of the coins have been for granted he cant win anyhow. All this talk AGAINST candidates He began by planning a message hostility separating the U. S. and Lewis, who didnt have a word to discovered altogether since William la e to congress on the subject of Interesting psychologically. not be dispelled by the say about it. Then there Is the great group ef Russia might Cottrell 75, first picked one - up You always hear far more rea- agricultural legislation. The vhile willingness to compose our differBut Lewis had set the pattern. The Republicans who are going to candiAGAINST a sons strolling on the beach. for If was retiridea act as voting the vote for Dewey, but they originated by ences. rail union leaders Alvanley JohnsThe oldest is dated 1735. were gritting their teeth la the . date than you bear, for voting FOR I Neither side had modified it for- ton of the engineers, D, B. Robertson ing Secretary of Agriculture Clinton one. Its a very good thing fhaT ho The coins were turned up near What have you got process. eign policy. Rather, each had em- of the firemen and A. J. Glover Jr. Anderson who opined that such a candidate Is ever quit so bad as phased U in the exchange of notes. of the switchmen were uncomfortk them. plea to congress would, put the Re- the area of the previous finds, some against Dewey?" , 4 below the high water mark. hls opponents claim he is. OtherSome are vague, ethers say the The U. S. statement said, in part: aware of what happefied to the publicans on the spot." wise the government would fall "The concern end the determination ably Stories of pirates treasure flew "stradThe message which Mr. Truman a is New York .governor mine chief when be disobeyed an indler , . an opportunist . . . never apart regularly every four years. of the people of the United States junction to call off his soft coal was preparing would ask for an thick and fast in this resort town of to con- about 2,000 population. A crowd comes out for an issue until be adequate appropriation have been Intensified by the inexplistrike. Monroe Doctrine tinue the government farm program, gathered to watch the excavations sees a Gallup poll on it . . . but I cable hostility of the Soviet governThey knew that If they disobeyed Can he? It Reactivated particularly on soil conservation," of the hopeful hunters. ment to the European recovery pro- Judge Goldsboroughs restraining suppose hell win . . into Alben Barkley, aenate in which its according Many believed the coins had been On Charles street in the sleepy order they would be exposing themgram a measure Since the Stassen hurricane,, the Democratic leader. from the river bottom whew dug developtheir and town unions of to selves little and Va., difsubsequent ception Fredericksburg, whopping oldtimers are talking a litjle Barkley acidulously recalled that the Shrewsbury was dredged about is so obviously only a measments in the first floor office of a sentences. and fines Jail of them big Some possible about Dewey. ferently brick house, you can see, ure of American assistance for reIt was becoming' apparent that the the President had asked in his 12 years ago. Sand from the dredgwho have predicted right along that basi budget message for 300 million do- ing was pumped along the banks on d and construction the if you obey parking signs government had hit upon a Dewey would win now are sajftng llars for soil conservation In the and has been washed and blows brass-bounto anyor threat menace beautiful without way of delaying crippling that Stassen has undermined him so stop there. coming fiscal .year, and that con- away during the years. handiwork one. artistic labor With unrest destined strikes. no desk, mahogany now has that Dewey thoroughly gress had cut that sum to 225 milIn their reply the Soviets - conof the French cabinet 'makers of to grow this summer, that method, more chance than Taft, lion. termed military though far from ideal might come trasted what they the early 18th century, And all the time the Vandenberg Many U. S. farmers would be Nurses in V.' A. Hospitals It Is an hislorlo piece of furnl-tkr- e threats against the Soviet Union to be the basic formula for inductide is rising. But here! an interto agree. inclined 125 on pur, Quit Jobs to Get Married for Russian with Its surface of the and arbitration settlement government's years ing esting thing. Way back in Februa consistent peace policy. of was a document there suit signed strikes. ago, observer some canny very ary WASHINGTON. Veterans adminAt least there was a definition X which, reactivated today, becomes were saying that Speaker Joe Maristration officials, at ence the challenge and the hope of terms and a preliminary agree- DIXIE: struggling to tin of the house of representatives maintain hospital personnel face an ment to talk things over. Whether Anti-Truma- n ef free men throughout tho world. had the best chance of anyone for unbeatable foe Cupid. That desk, carefully carried across or not any good would come of it j the Republican presidential nomina4 Although President Harry Truman Our resident doctors and ln- tho seas, at a precious heirloom,1 was, at this stage, problematical y j tion, In case of the expected ternes are marrying our nurses too found Its way Into the great, empty There was a suspicion abroad had not held forth publicly on the deadlock. of civil rights for some time fast, complains Dr. Paul B. Mag- At tha tima many people wera rooms of the White House, newly-rebui- lt that Russia, balked in its ambitions subject nuson, VA medical director. after the destructive fire set to expand into western Europe by now, the echoes of the civil rights surprised at that opinion. But it Not all of the nurses quit their wasnt long before we began to tee by an enemy torch in the War of the European recovery program, program he advanced earlier this like jobs as soon as they get married, might be ready now to try to make year were rattling around mention of Martin her and there. 1811 sabers south of the Mason-Dixohe said, but many do. Turn back the pages to December some kind of deal Then, finally, Insiders accepted him line. This, however, is only one of Dr. of the year 1823. At this desk sits as probably the best bet of the sevAlabama voters had expressed stock. ALL ABOARD: Magnusons several hospital personeral Republican dark horses. I know a man In a In themselves as being nel problems. I could feel his popularity growing His broad forehead ia wrinkled with Trains Run the state's primary election they In all types of medical personnel down at His look wide as I travelled around the country. eyes thought U. S. economy escaped being a had given majorities to candidates V.A. now is short 6,000. document be is about to sign the But then came the surprise the pledged to cast electoral votes There are 4,217 doctors In the 120 It Is his message to the 18th con- victim of railroad paraplegia at move when Martin was credited eleventh hour when three rail broththe Pres.dent because of tha V.A. hospitals, of whom 1.200 are against it of but United the States, gress ef settlement with bringing about civil rights issue. scheduled to leave this year. These embodies the spirit and is couched erhoods yielded to a restraining the coal miner pension row the It was the first concrete Indicaare young men who will have comIn the phrases which his predeces- - order brought against them by the imappointment of Sen. Styles Bridges tion that a bolt from the regular pleted their training under special have used before him expres- government and called off their sort as neutral ef New Hampshire Sen. Robert Tafts presidential Democratic party nominee might the intent and the obligations pending strike. army and navy programs. sing trustee on the pension board with of the star once again was in ascendEvents leading up to that climax not be unlikely next November if Dr. Magnuson believes a number young republic of which he. Ohio John Lewis and Esra Van Horn, the had run a course which has become the nominee (like Mr. Truman) is ancy following Important of these will decide to remain with is the President. James Monroe, waa strike-wearand tha agreement that Americans. committed to supporting the civil primary election of 53 RepubV A. for additional Two years before, the Czar of all familiar to training toward reached between lican national convention deleBridget and Negotiations between the railroads rights program. their medical specialties. Russians had uttered e ukase the He 14 con23 of Lewis. won the gates. And in Jackson, Miss., a "states He also is working out a deal with that no foreigner must approach and the three dissenting brothertests in which Harold E, Stassen the At first the settlement put Martin within 100 miles of the American' hoods engineers, firemen and rights Democratic rally was keycountrys best medical schools was a strong disputant. In a favorable light with the pub to get other young coastline north of the 51st parallel switchmen bad been fruitless. As noted with a flat prediction that doctors, also llei Then some of "the Conservative Russia then had a firm foothold on 1 the strike deadline approached they President Truman would not be working toward specialties, to take ' notexWHEAT: mile he remained Lewie from because ia who any hat acceptable away two years of training at V A hosRepublican the northwestern coastlahd of the agreement on wages and working to the nation or the southern Demopressed their disapproval - There pitals. hemisphere. The iron cur- Big Crop - He can offer them conditions. crats. were hints of a deal that had been tain had descended. salaries rangGov. J. Strom Thurmond of South Word from the department of ing from $4,100 to $7,000, and the lme President Truman reached between Bridges and Lewis Plus ca change, plus ca rests lax ' -had built up a full head of steam Carolina defined the Souths stand agriculture was that the U. S. would advantage of before Bridges was appointed. Demmeme chose! supervision and inand he opened the throttle wide. The when he told the rally that the South produce the third largest wheat crop struction by the best of the ocrats charged that Martin was pol"We could not view any interponations U. S. nation-Demonot I could a not the revolt in stand in is opiticking.. Horn, representing against the medical men. history this year. sition for the purpose of oppreswide tragedy such as the rail strike cratic party but agatnst its present The department stuck to that preerators, appealed to the court to sing them (the free countries of would be, he said. declare the pension agreement Indiction even though it had reduced leadership. the Americas) by any European valid. Acting under the sanction of a 1916 Spark that kindled the political its estimate of the important winter Pregnant Ewes Need Good power In any other light than a law which ' authorizes - the' govern-- , fire in th South was Mr. Truman's wheat crop by 14.5 million bushels And the stock Feed to Produce Top Lambs Martins the manifestation of an unfrienddropped. ment to take over the railroads dur-- i espousal of proposals to pass fedfrom the April 1 estimate. oldtimers .began to say his chances ly disposition toward the United ing the time of war (U.S. is still eral laws outlawing lynching, poll Except in parts of the southern for the presidential nomination were States. AMES, IOWA It is Important officially, in a state of wartime taxes. Job discrimination and segre plains, the crop made good that -- pregnant ewes are fed adeslim. Not o much because of the great One hundred and twenty-fivyears offilike races. Mr. seized tha of Truman was an revealed in Legislation emergency) gation progress, it pension deal itself, but paradoxicalquately, especially during the last ' pass. entire vast network of tracks and that. Governor Thurmond asserted, cial department report half of the pregnancy period, to proly and this is one of the accepted the United States, in a trains in the name of the federal would violate the historic Today, a As of for were hi 1, principle of May prospects duce strong, healthy lambs, W. F. politics because paradoxes world that has shrunk until Moscow of the right of states to determine total of 1.117 billion bushels of government intervention in the row was taken as 1 nearer to LaGrange, animal husbandman at Washington than Boa a their own attitude toward such matmove for That wheat Largest crop was 1.38 billion Iowa State college, said. a public avowal of hie candidacy. ton was in the way paved Monroe'a time, rededl-eate- s ters. unions last to court horse the bushels the order Production a be dark Jn Martin ceased year. restraining In figuring a ration, consider its resources to- - "help free 1936-4- 5 FedSo far it was only talk, but and a a light horse, he wasnt conperiod averaged 890 million more than maintenance of the ewe. to maintain their free insti- from striking for eight days. peoples eral District Judge T. Alan. sidered nearly a much ef a favor- tutions and their national feeling had crystallized in bushels. Remember, she is producing one or Integrity issued the order and the the South to the point where party ite Department of agriculture estimat- more lambs, growing a fleece of against aggressive movements that nation's trains winter wheat crop wool, and kept running, for the leaders were badly worried. If the ed the The paradox applies te Senator eek to impose upon them totaliup reserves for at about 843 million bushels, a de- the sucklingbuilding Dixie Democrats carried their detime being, at least Vandenberg, The Michigan sentarian- regimes " period, all at the same 1 of foreof 14.5 Its no to the ultimate point cline from fection April Possibly proving that there is ator constantly and consistently time, LaGrange advises The words are President Truwind so ill that it doesnt blow up nominating their own candidate, the cast No official estimate of spring ha disavowed any desire r InHigh quality legume is a mans, but the spirit Is the same some s might as well throw In the wheat was available, but a guess good base for a ration, hay good for somebody, one of the tention ef being n candidate for as that breathed In the Monroe LaGrange waKthat '48 start the should elections and proaverage yields sponge for major influences leading to cancellathe Republican nomination. If, acdectrlne. America carries on. lays. That means hay that is leafy, duce 272 million bushels. tion of the rail strike was John L. looking to 1952. of good green color, and free from cording t this paradoxical poi litical rale, the eld timers say, be mold. Silage may be Included up Polysyllablcally. John L. Lewis PLANT LIFE: were thrust Into the limelight, his to one to one and one-haGen. Douglas MacArthur have SMOKE, SMOKE, SMOKE and pounds cause would suffer toe. At this per day until lambing time. After in Appetites common. something Perhaps writing, Vandenberg seems te Atomic scientists have learned lambing, the amount of silage may Lewis should run as MacArthurs stand as the No. t bet. that some plants, like human be- be increased. Think of all the vice president Cigarette consumption In the U. total output of 320 billion cigarettes ings, are finicky eaters. During the last month of, two of stateStassenites, however, claim that eonorous f 1 v e in 1917 ascended to an S. last year was 3 per cent greater This new knowledge. to onj pound this paradox la all old bat; that ment they could get out Important pregnancy, one-hahigh for the 14th consecutive year, than in 1946. times and political thinking have commercially, ls the result of ex- of a mixture of corn and oats Per capita cigarette consumption haustive tests with radioactive iso- ihould be added, depending on the In President Lincoln's time, roost despite spectacular wartime gains changed. On of the first black ize and condition of the ewe. Free marks which the Republican old of the speeches were made in the which would have made a subse- in the U S. has followed sn upward topes of phosphorous. Now science can tell a farmer iccess to salt and a mineral mixguard checked against Stassen was open air ..without benefit of public quent postwar decline no great sur trend, with minor Interruptions, since prior to World War I, the who spends $50 to put phosphate fer- ture Is important, the fact that be cam right out as address system or microphone. Now pne to the industry. especially tf According to an article in the May bank reported. On .a per capita tilizer on his TaroF whether the leafy legume hay isnt fed. candidate way ahead of time. The aB you really need is a few friends 168 edition of basis "Business Comment, consumption jumped from bite traditional thing Is to be oh. so coy who can make themselves heard in a Pregnapt ewes should have regplant only nibbles or takes bulletin of Northern Trust company. in 1914 to 2.400 in 1947 ular exercise, too, LaGrange smoke-filleabout it big enough to repay his expense. room. says Jut It should not be severe. 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