Just Small Peeps Popular Music and American Tradition
The article argues popular music is an enduring American tradition beyond cheap labels. It credits jazz legends like George Gershwin and the Rhaposdy in Blue to cultural resilience. It asserts teenagers sustain the tradition through juke boxes records hit parades and sheet music.
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America
George Gershwin
Iowa Saddle Horse Interest Expands Across State
Iowa's horse culture grows with 200000 light horses in 175 saddle clubs averaging 125 members each. Iowa leads in light horse population with extensive shows and trails near Osceola, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and National events in 1946.
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Iowa
Towa
Osceola
Cedar Rapids
Harlan Conley
Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association
Conley
Waterloo
Iowa draft and pulling contests draw rising entries
The article notes a light horse show drawing Midwest entries, with 236 harness and saddle horses last year and expectations for the largest turnout yet. At Stanwood's draft show this month over 1100 Belgian horses competed, and Conley reports growing interest in pulling contests across Iowa, where draft horses stay on farms for cost efficiency on cold days.
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Midwest
Dobbin
Iowa
Conley
From Our Old Files 25 Years Ago Thursday September 17 1925
The column lists notable local happenings and visits. W H Dinsmore and family spent Sunday in Des Moines. Dr W S Adair and wife and Dr G M Adair of Kel ly Iowa visited relatives while traveling from Seattle. George Graham and wife visited friends at Harlan this week.
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W. H. Dinsmore
Dorothy
Des Moines
W. S. Adair
Kelloy
Iowa
G. M. Adair
Seattle
Washington
George Graham
Harlan
Gladys Bell
Anderson Bell
Donald Chadwick
H. J. Chadwick
E. L. Andrews
Carl Miller
Rex
Little Rock
A. Miller
Raymond Lantz
West Main Street
Delay and appeal procedures for Organized Reserve Corps members
The article outlines how individuals may appeal delays in duty, with appeals routed to military district commanders and direct replies authorized. It notes requirements for reporting to duty, possible re relief and return to civilian life during approved delays, and the impact on active duty timelines and quotas. It also mentions National Guard procedures and a family return from Denver.
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Organized Reserve Corps
Army
National Guard
Four Categories For Delay To Induction
The Army outlines four categories for reservists and National Guardsmen seeking delays from active duty. Delays granted individually and capped at six months, with compassionate cases up to three months, renewable only for important reasons. Eligible groups include critical civilian occupations, key managerial or government positions, students or researchers, and compassionate cases.
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United States
Department of the Army
Organized Reserve Corps
Army
Department
Adjutant General
National Guard
Adjutants General
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