Regimented Thinking Reflected in Communist Control
The piece argues that communist regimes suppress individuality and independent thought across politics science and art. It cites cases of scientists and artists conforming to party lines, claiming such rigidity stifles progress and risks global stagnation unless individuals can think and act freely.
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Reds
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Bos Saperieus
Krem
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Scerivsts
Keep Them Going Democracy Radio for Eastern Europe
The piece argues U S broadcasts to Eastern Europe are underfunded yet effective in countering Red propaganda. It urges keeping radio operations funded to educate audiences about democracy and to prevent indoctrination by communism.
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U.S
Europe
Undemocratic call for one day work stoppage over Taft Hartley law
The author denounces a U S representative urging a one day labor work stoppage to pressure Congress. He compares the move to communist methods, arguing it harms innocents and contradicts democratic procedure, predicting broad Communist support for such tactics.
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LU. S
Congress
House of Representatives
Watchful Waiting in Western Response to Russian Proposals
The Western world remains wary of Russian proposals, awaiting verifiable action before trusting a genuine shift toward cooperation. Past experiences have taught cautious skepticism and a preference for observable steps over verbal promises.
Wealth at the Cost of Health Lesson from Edgar Guest
A verse warns that focusing solely on money harms health. The speaker notes a man wealthier than ever but exhausted, neglecting rest and well being. The future appears bright only in finance, while sickness shadows the price paid for riches.
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Edgar A. Guest
Baptized RKomballion-Three children at Lutheran church
Three children Wayne Carl Sharon Ann Kathrine Lee were baptized at the Lutheran church Sunday. They are grandchildren of George Hansen and great grandchildren of Mer Hansen. U. S. S. Factory Workers note says a third of factory workers use materials supplied by agriculture. A safety message urges not to drive after drinking.
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Lutheran Church
Wayne Carl
Ivan Madsen
Sharon Ann
Kenneth Hansen
Kathrine Lee
Howard Banta
Harlan
George Hansen
Mer
Henry Hansen
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Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates Listed For 1912 Subscriptions
The Atlantic News-Telegraph details pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. Rates vary by region with local Cass county and adjoining areas priced at one year six dollars and three months options, while non Iowa and Canada rates reach nine dollars yearly.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Cass
Canada
New York As De Ly Wange ey Charles B Driscoll
The text discusses seafood consumption and distribution, noting New York leads per capita use while inland cities lag. It recounts elderly boat passengers, a shrimp price surge, and seafood demand affecting household consumption, with mentions of shrimp brands and a marine worker, Lee Hardiman, a Florida incident, and historic sites in Alietont.
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de Ly Wange Ey
Charles B Driscoll
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New Bedford
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Gettsburg Address Sells for 540,000 at Auction
Lincoln's final Get tysburg address copy sold for 540,000 to Oscar B. Cintas of Havana Cuba. The manuscript on blue-lined paper dates to after the speech in November and is the only signed dated version among copies offered at public sale.
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Abraham Lincoln
Oscar B. Cintas
Havana
Cuba
Lincola
Galled
Jay Loneoli
Kansas City Couple Tour Weekend At Anderson Home
Mr and Mrs William Wiel of Kansas City and family visit the Anderson home for a weekend in Kansas View adovers at the Anderson residence.
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William Wiel
Kansas View
Wel Anderson Home
Washington Merry-Go-Round on North Atlantic Pact Questions
Senate foreign relations committee grilled Acheson Johnson and Harriman for 473 hours over the North Atlantic pact. The fierce questioning touched on secrecy, security, and whether the treaty is mere alliance or a true collective defense mechanism. The hearing produced calls for public outlines and raised concerns about reporting secret defense plans to the UN Security Council.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Acheson
Defense Johnson
ECA
Harriman
Johnson
McMahon
Connecticut
Pentagon
Senate
George
Georgia
Craic
Congress
Michie . Republican
Drew Pearson
Tom Connally
North Atlantic
U. N
U.N
Vandeaters
Ecounsil
Atlantic pact arms debate signals clash over Europe defense
Senators clash over how to implement the Atlantic pact with arms to Europe. Arguments focus on arming Europe versus U.S. arm supply, risk of Russian leverage, and whether a unified European army is preferable to multiple national forces. Acheson defends reporting measures to the security council while Kennan is slated for promotion as policy planning aims to foresee Kremlin moves.
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Pepper
Florida
Acheson
Secmity Council
Arma
Europe
Utah
Filbert Thomas
Pam
Thomas
United States Army of
Fulbright
Arkansas
United States
George
Averell Harriman
Italy
India to Stay in Commonwealth As Republic to Rise
London reports India will remain a Commonwealth member after becoming an independent republic next August. King George VI will serve as symbol of the free commonwealth but will not be monarch of India. An elected president will succeed the governor-general, while other members Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa Pakistan Ceylon retain constitutional ties to the king.
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India
George VI
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Pakistan
Ceylon
Lions club meeting chaired by Griswold Ewald Stone
Griswold Ewald Stone presided Monday's Lions gathering with 72 members and guests present. After adjournment Clifford Clay led the business men's session on future town business policies. Stores will stay open Wednesday and Saturday nights this summer. Dinner committee included S C Wagler Gilbert Velie and Burl Ellis.
Garage accident during Judy learning to drive
A chaotic incident occurred at a garage when Judy attempted to learn driving. Witnesses say a vehicle veered, causing damage to the building while bystanders and residents, including Mr. Dhumphrey and Mayoard Myers, reacted with alarm.
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Judy
dooMee
Mayoard Myers
Legend of Oricin Faces Coffee Roasting Folly
In a curious tale from the annals a figure Oricin of Coffer Roasting Arcordins faces criticism for methods to keep Aimenopole on the crop. The scheme involved refusing to sell raw beans and heating them to prevent germination, a controversial tactic in agricultural lore.
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Oricin
Aimenopole
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