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Be Calm About War Fears and Misread Signals
A columnist urges restraint amid war jitters over Russian submarines, a Vienna soldier shooting, and a Berlin plane crash. They argue none justify major war, and urge better policing and perspective to avoid needless destruction.
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United States
Russia
Pacific
America
Vienna
Berlin
Sound That Cannot Be Heard In Unseen Wave Power
A historical discussion of inaudible sound waves and their potential uses. It notes that unseen vibrations can kill small animals, temporarily paralyze a person, and ignite flammable materials. It mentions war-use speculation, biblical references, and the broad potential of these unheard waves to ease future tasks.
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Jericho
The Old Line Politician and Stop Stassen Campaign
An older political faction mobilizes a Stop Stassen effort to block the rising liberal wing. The article argues the veteran leaders resist change, seek to preserve power, and may switch teams if the situation shifts, with outcome uncertain in the near term.
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Stassen
U S Air Force Penetrates Britain Net as MacArthur Tour Moves
Washington notes Lt Gen Curtis Le May led a joint British American exercise showing B 29s can breach Britain's radar and interceptor system at 35000 feet. The piece also discusses MacArthur boosting his comeback, possible U S travel, and a push for mineworker elections under John L Lewis.
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Drew Pearson
U. S. Air Force
Britain
MacArthur
John L. Lewis
Washington
Great Britain
Russia
Curtis le May
Air Force
Europe
Royal Air Force
le May
California
Wisconsin
Nebraska
A. L. Miller
Nehuehu
Bataan
United States
Congress
MacAnthan
Sunny Hoos
Japan
Wag
Jess Larsen
Kinland
Larsei
John Stedman
White House
Laurson
Larson
Western
Next War Ends Democracy Says Rutledge at Town Talk
Justice Wiley B Rutledge of the U S Supreme Court warned that any nation surviving another war could not be a democracy He spoke at the University of Town during the 18th annual supreme court day Also featured was a practice law case before Iowa Supreme Court eight justices Ben Birdsall Reed Sidney and two Cedar Rapids Ames students won the moot argument and fourteen law students joined the Order of Coif
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Lewis
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John Brophy
Phil Murray
van, Bithnar
Alan Hagewood
David MacDonald
Washington
Gordon
National Labor Relations Board
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Towa City
Wils. Rutledge
U. S. Supreme Court
Rutledge
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Supreme Court
University Law School
Wiley B. Rutledgehigh Court
Law College
Iowa Supreme Court
Byron Fisher
Cedar Rapids
James Shelton
Ames
Iowa
Ben Birdsall
Clarion
Ross Sidney
Davenport
Order of Coif
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H. J. Mantz
Audubon
Audubon Class of 1908 Hosts 40th Reunion Plan
Audubon high school class of 1908 schedules its 40th anniversary in mid May with 18 of 20 members planning to attend. The week includes graduation ceremonies May 21 and a banquet for members and spouses, continuing a ten year observance started 20 years ago.
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Compensation plea to Supreme Court in Des Moines
Dorothy F. Moulton of Moulton asks the Iowa Supreme Court to grant unemployment compensation for time lost from her job with the State Automobile Insurance Company of Des Moines. The appeal follows denials by the State Employment Security Commission and Appaloose County District Court, which held she quit voluntarily without good cause attributable to her employer. She contends illness forced her departure.
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Des Moines
Dorothy F. Moulton
Moulton
Iowa Supreme Court Today
State Automobile Insurance Company of
State Employment Security Commission
Appalloose County
Edward L. Simmons
Early Automobiles and Nearby News From a Charter Day Column
A miscellany of reader notes includes early auto era details such as buggy bodies on chassis and the whipsocket anecdote from Orange Massachusetts. Other items mention Washingtons Farewell Address once read aloud on Feb 22, maple sap tapping by Mr. Edwin Davis, a correction about Appomattox, Nebo Illinois as a Biblical place, and a line from Nebo’s mountain.
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C. 8. Brouillet
Athol
Mass
Grout Brothers Automobile Company
Orange
Ernest P. Miller
York
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Quatrains reflect seasonal changes and friendship with light humor and plain diction. The verses joke about fashion and springtime, stressing optimism, social ties, and the enduring appeal of nature during the season.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Stalin's Ultimate Goal and World Power Struggles
Eureka Kans April 17 Roger W Babson argues Stalin seeks to destroy capitalism via communism or world organization. He warns atomic bombs could devastate U.S. cities, prompting unclear retaliation and a shift to socialism, with Central West communities bearing future responsibility.
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Eureka
Kans
Mr. Stalin
Churchill
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Stalin
England
Russia
Increased Aid for Children Shrinks Funds
Des Moines reports show the state aid to dependent children rose sharply with the July 1 ceiling removal, lifting total April payments to 2,482,481 across old age assistance, aid to the blind, and dependent children. The board seeks a 500,000 emergency grant as monthly costs climb.
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Des Moines
State Board of Social Welfare
Board
Legislative Interim Committee
Odd Errands and Snowbound Travel Across Town
A wandering snapshot shows two men in Muskogee reporting a swapped car mix up when a new Chevrolet overheated after a night in freezing temps. A bridge party yields outsized scores while Melvin Sparks narrates a travel mishap tale from Denison to Griswold via truck and snow plow.
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Bill Linke
Muskogee
Aiid
Weitzel
Melvin Sparks
Griswold
Council Bluffs
Spring Pigs Off To A Good Start In Iowa
Ames Iowa hog producers report a strong start to 1948 with larger litters and more pigs saved than in 1947. Extension swine specialist E L Quaife cites milder weather and shifted feeds including oats alfalfa and protein as factors. He notes sows foraged longer through winter and farmers used artificial heat to protect pigs during the Marth cold spell.
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Iowa
E. L. Quaife
Iowa State College
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