Harvard Poetry Mention and Church Plans Spark NYC Debate
An unclear excerpt recalls Harvard poets and links to a controversial discussion about the Collegiate Church in New York. It notes a shift from fiction to a wartime or realist mood, mentions Three Harbors and a new work, and describes church renovation plans tied to Rockefeller Center with a Red Fifth Avenue structure and underground concourse.
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Good Friday and Barabbas in a cryptic verse fragment
A fragmentary poem alludes to the trial of Barabbas and Pilate during Good Friday. It references crowd demands for Barabbas, Pilate's moral sway, and the crucifixion by soldiers while noting a veiled exile or flight of Barabbas and a lingering memory of the man who bore the cross.
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Voice of America broadcasts jammed by Russian signals
A New York state official said Russian jamming attempts failed to fully mute Voice of America broadcasts to Europe. He noted few programs from Russia could block the American output, despite extensive Soviet efforts. A Voice spokesman added that one Russian transmitter can jam every American program.
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Missouri Valley Man Dies in Tractor Rollover Accident
Emil Wehtli, 35, of Missouri Valley, was killed when his tractor overturned on a township road near Beebeetown yesterday. Authorities reported the fatal farm accident and ongoing investigation is expected.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph Home Delivery Rates Listed
The notice details subscription prices for Atlantic Iowa readers and surrounding areas. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options for local Cass County delivery, other Iowa mail, U S addresses outside Iowa, and Canada. Also notes publication schedule and editor contact.
Political tensions ripple as northern revolt rumors surface
Congress faces a sharpened split over Taft Hartley and rent control as Rayburn McCormack push for unity while Morse leads a covert GOP movement against southern coalitionists. Freshman Democrats Tauriello and Wagner demand outspoken retaliation and renewed adherence to Truman program promises amid looming political risks.
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Burns Prove Fatal to Wealthy Farmer
Alva H. Stuckey, 89, a wealthy retired farmer and landowner, died early today from burns suffered when his clothes caught fire while burning trash at his Centerville home on Monday. He had owned and managed five local farms totaling about 1,200 acres.
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District of Columbia AM VETS names Watson VP in charge
Washington reporter notes Jack Watson former Ben Jonsen secretary, named vice president in charge of administration by DC AM VETS. He is son of Devere and Mrs. Watson of Council Bluffs and served in the Navy during the war. The piece also reflects on a dramatic San Marino rescue, a neighborly death, and a Washington newspaper strike impacting news delivery.
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Raccoon Tales From A Curious Page
A quirky line notes a raccoon with exceptional swimming and a monkey like grip on four hands. It mentions hounds drowning when a coon perched on a dog’s head and caused it to quit bubbling.
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What's In a Name Maybe Tax Savings of $250 for Farmers
A federal court ruling may allow farmers to treat profits from breeding stock as capital gains, reducing tax. The St. Louis circuit court decision on sows and cows could save $50 to $150 yearly per farmer, depending on holdings and prior reporting.
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Pedestrians Urged toWear White at Night on Highways
A guidance notice urges pedestrians to wear white or light clothing when walking along highways after dark to improve visibility for drivers.
Greece Fights On Amid Civil War Clashes Across Regions
Athens reports widespread clashes across Greece with one of the fiercest battles in Grammos region. Government says last guerrilla stronghold in Peloponnesus is near elimination and Thessaly remnants wiped out. Fighting also continues in eastern Macedonia.
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