The World Faces a Turbulent Social Revolution
The text argues that global social upheaval arises from systemic poisons in society and economics. It cites feudalism and slavery as past upheavals and warns that current mass hunger and communication tools push the public toward change. It contrasts peaceful paths led by the United States with warlike routes, urging guided reform to avoid catastrophe. It notes U.S. savings and incomes as signs of potential stability.
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Toda
Asia
Wait Mons
Hitler
Stalin
Ragsis
Redway
United States
Veeta
Students Tour Omaha Sights With Rural School Groups
Méssena collected forty nine children and teachers from four rural schools for a bus tour to Omaha. They visited the Jocelyn Memorial Boys Town World Herald print shop Union Pacific museum KMTV station stock yards and Union railway station with chaperones and parents. A safety message urged careful driving and ample travel time to avoid delays.
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Clair Bissell
Judge clears U.S. attorney in bank robbery case
Federal Judge Henry N Graven ruled U S District Attorney Tobias E Diamond did not coerce or strike a deal with bank robber Keneath A Kitts to secure a guilty plea. The decision comes as Kitts seeks to set aside his plea in the Granville Illinois bank burglary case linked to Ellsworth Taylor and Kitts.
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Sioux City
Henry N. Graven
U. S
Tobias E. Diamond
Keneath A. Kitts
Diamond
Kitts
Frank Ellsworth
Charles Taylor
Omaha
Waterloo
Ellsworth
Taylor and
California Visitor Plans Des Moines Trip East
Elk Horn Simon Hansen of Los Angeles arrived Monday to visit relatives including his son Howard Hansen in Des Moines. He will travel east after visiting the family and return here later. Mr and Mrs John Jepsen hosted dinner Sunday. Mrs Toby Henningsen started work as a nurse at the Invalid Home replacing Mer Mathiesen.
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Elk Horn
Simon Hansen
Los Angeles
Des Moines
Howard Hansen
Charles Jepsen
John Jepsen
Toby, Henningsen
Mer. Mathiesen
Atlantic News telegraph announces publication and pricing
Evening publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph Corp with editor contact lines and subscription rates. Rates vary by delivery method and location including Cass county, Iowa and Canada, with yearly, six month, three month, and one month options.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Frente
Iowa Daily Press
Aasoda
Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
Canada
Eisenhower and Paris Rumors Spark Palace Guard Rivalry
Washington reports Drew Pearson exposes the King era’s Ike aura as candidates, press chiefs, and General Foods PR men race for access. The column argues Eisenhower remains civilian minded yet wary of military dominance and domestic policy pitfalls.
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Washington
Paris
Ike
U.S.A
New York
England
Truman
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Pete Carroll
Merrill Mueller
NBC
Col
Jock Lawrence
Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
J. Arthur Rank
Lawrence
Steve Early
Eisenhower Palace
Homster
Howard Chase
General Foods Company
Chase
Clarence Francis
General Foods
Taft
Iie
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A brief verse fragment notes immortal time moving on and the golfer's repeated vain hopes as the sun rises on tomorrow. It contrasts the boastful braggart with the fading laurel as the same old swing and seven on a par four persist.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Just Do Your Best From Day to Day
A nostalgic verse recalling a father's advice to strive daily and do one’s best. The speaker reflects on moral resolve learned from a distant shore and echoes the old saying that angels can do no more, attributed to Edgar A. Guest in 1959.
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Edgar A. Guest
Flood affects Massena area families and homes
Mrs. Mattle Comte of Hainburg stays with her daughter Mrs. Orland Yarger as flood threatens her Massena home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spoun, formerly of Massena, evacuated from their house damaged by several feet of water and a demolished porch.
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Massena
Mattle Comte
Hainburg
Orland Yarger
Combe
Sam Spoun
Fascism At Work in American Industry
These Days commentator George Sokolsky argues that fascist dynamics live in U S government actions from the NRA to wage controls. He cites Hoover era memos, Wagner Act limits, and Truman steel seizure as examples of a state asserting control over labor and industry. He praises John L. Lewis for defending direct bargaining and warns of a drift toward fascistic government power.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Taft
Truman
Weekae
Patton
Jehovah's Witnesses
Woodrow Wilson
Schohky
Faschem
Italy
Mussolini
Nagion
Germany
Hitler
Bolshevism
Russia
Stalin
Communist-Kuomintang
Communist-Kuomintang Gover In China Out of Which Chieng Kaiwhek
Herbert Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Henry I. Harriman
Mynon, Taylor
Owen D. Young
Gerard Swope
Hoover
NRA
Supreme Court
National Relations Board
la Follette Committee
Isbor
John L. Lewis
Lewis
No Collective Bargaining With Government Threatens Strike Edict
A 1952 King Features Syndicate commentary warns that government to declare a strike by edict could radicalize labor action. It notes that establishing a precedent allows distant, unintended reuse and calls attention to evolving powers in governance and labor relations.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lookin Around By FD S Lookin Around By FD S
The writer laments garden chores and spring tasks as onions vie for daily harvests. A neighbor’s free concerts at dawn irk the author while onions and hedge trimming dominate spring plans with a wry, gentle humor.
Grandson’s Homeward Tale Sparks Family Boastful Note
A family column teases future bragging about a grandson visiting Topeka and then Japan with his father, while recalling a humorous anecdote about Fred Brownsberger of Anita who relocated 600 pounds of coal to the wrong basement and then moved it back.
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Topeki
Kansas
Ford
Japan
Grandad
Fred Brownsberger
Anita
Claude
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Nunan
Risenhower
Gut
General Eisenhower
Europe
FEPC
Isue
Bob Sturdevant
American Broadcasting Company
Salazar
Portugal
Dave Schoenbrun
CBS
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Stuart 8Ymington
Emerson Electric
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
George £. Sokolsky
FD. S
PENNY
Pita
Mio Garrilt
Bichaids, Pteee Aed
Phéad
GidCiLd Kadt
Green Bay Lumber Co
Bill
C. Lee Butler
Insersncs Atlantic State Bank
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