Atlantic expands its borders with 10 acre residential district
The city of Atlantic adds about ten acres on its south border, creating a new residential district near Sunnyside park and LaVista. Expansion plans hinge on future sewer and water extensions along streets feeding Maple Elm and Plum corridors, unlocking new home sites and school-adjacent neighborhoods.
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Pay-As-You-Go Policy Moves Through Senate
The senate backs a pay-as-you-go plan to balance the budget and curb the national debt by excluding unearned interest on Victory bonds from the debt calculation. If enacted, no federal borrowing occurs in the year after debt reduction begins until a sufficient gap remains below the ceiling, with further steps likely to follow.
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History repeats in postwar economic pattern
The piece draws a parallel between the present and post-World War I era, predicting waves of overspending and price rises followed by a boom and later a downturn. It warns the duration and severity of the downturn remain uncertain and will unfold with time.
Still Has Friends The OPA Faces Congress
The OPA near death in Congress rallies supporters at its bedside as letters to congressmen back price controls. Many come from consumers and buyers who would suffer if OPA controls were lifted, while lobbies like the National Association of Manufacturers push opposition.
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Byrnes in Paris May Shape Postwar Peace
Jimmy Byrnes heads to Paris to draft a peace treaty as the 1944-45 war ends, with author arguing that timely peace talks are crucial to prevent future wars. The column contrasts Byrnes efforts with earlier stalled plans and urges frank public accountability for postwar planning.
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Paddy Curtin's Narrow Escape and Return to Work
An Irish American note recalls Paddy Curtin who suffered a chest pain but refused emergency treatment, preferring whiskey and water. After an ambulance was summoned he ultimately walked back to work, his sons returning from sea to help, while New York city life and landmarks surround his tale.
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Mrs Worm Begins 45 Year Sentence in Rockwell City
Dorothy Worm, 41, started a 45 year term at the Rockwell City reformatory after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the 29 month old slaying of her husband, Tom Worm, 42, a Bedford area farmer. Partner Henry Schmitt, 68, of Lenox, admitted lover of Worm, is serving a 69 year sentence in Fort Madison for the same murder.
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Farmers Union Endorses Health Insurance Bill
Washington April 25 AP The National Farmers Union endorsed the administration's national health insurance bill today calling it the first real attack on rural health problems. President James G Patton lauds measure as key for farmers rural communities.
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Return of Courtesy as Cars Rebound Sparks Debate
Readers discuss how to treat customers as car service increases. A taxi driver noted a discharge button on his uniform while the McNaughy Syndicate Inc. release hints at renewed courtesy standards.
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Academy of Sciences Elects 22 New Members
Washington April 25 The members of the National Academy of Sciences were brought to 90 residents and 44 foreign associates with the election yesterday of two foreign associates and 20 American scientists. Membership in the academy is increased by the new appointees.
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Eminent American Scientists Highlighted in Proceedings
Fragment describes eminent Americans across science fields including Dr Cheter and Werk- noting their prominence in interdisciplinary research and scholarly gatherings.
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Cheter Tiamiin Werk
ISU Bacteriology Head Anes of Iowa Named
The report identifies Anes as the head of the Department of Bacteriology at Iowa State College in Ames Iowa.
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