Talks Economy Votes To Spend
The House voted two appropriating bills totaling about 400 million dollars without a record roll call. The piece argues this secrecy hides profligate spending and warns the Senate may curb nothing, urging public demands for economy and calls to representives to vote on record. It notes 450 million for hospitals and tax cuts amid deficits and debt.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
House
Veterans’ Administration
Hoover Commission
Washington
Friction with Communism Requires Peaceful Policies
The author argues inevitable unrest where the West meets communism and urges peaceful, nonviolent handling. Berlin shows the pattern with youth demonstrations and calls for German communists to march in western Berlin to expose democracy in action. They propose using police to maintain order and avoid force.
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Berlin
U.S
Editorial Briefs Urge UN Role in U S Russian Tension
The piece argues the United Nations should intervene in US Russian disputes despite limited power. It notes the UN was created to address such global tensions and urges action to protect world peace. The column also jokes about a communist rabble rouser on a bicycle urging looting to survive.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest The Long Haul
What once seemed worst, seems best today. What once seemed best proved worst. We may regret a year away until time reckons up the cost. None knows what’s won or lost. If with the dawn he will begin to try again, he still may win.
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Edgar A. Guest
Quade Receives Danforth Gift and College Residence
Iowa City student Elizabeth M Quade a University of Iowa senior from Iowa Falls has earned a $1500 Danforth foundation gift and a year’s residence at a U S college. The religious award honors 15 graduating seniors for service in Christian duty. Drive carefully lest this motor trip be your last.
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Iowa City
Elizabeth M.quade
University of Iowa
Iowa Falls
Danforth Foundation
United States
Westinghouse workers split between CIO and UE unions
The CIO Electric Workers Union won representation of about 28,187 Westinghouse employees in 20 plants, while the Independent United Electrical Workers secured 14,682 in 20 plants. National totals show 27,281 for CIO UE and 22,817 for UE. Other unions received 1,317 votes with 836 opposing. Three big locals are excluded due to close votes and challenged ballots. The contest followed CIO’s claim of Communist dominance and a six month dispute.
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Pittsburgh
CIO Electric Workers Union
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
United Electrical Workers
Cio
National Labor Relations Board
UE Ind
Westinghouse
NLRB
Road Safety Reminder Urges Slow Driving and Planning
Authorities warn drivers to take it easy on the road and give themselves extra time. Do not speed or you risk failing to reach your destination.
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details
Public notice of newspaper publication dates and pricing lists for Atlantic Iowa edition. Includes editors, office numbers, post office arrival date, and subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic Cass adjoining counties elsewhere in Iowa United States and Canada.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
U. S
Canada
Business leaders study U.S. armed strength and war cost
About 60 American businessmen, mainly Republicans, took a 10 day tour to assess U.S. defense across services from Quantico to Fort Benning and a submarine voyage. They heard that modern weapons could make wars unaffordable and that long distance conflict may become the norm. President Truman mingled with them, praising a straightforward, businesslike approach while warning of escalating defense costs and strategic uncertainty.
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Drew Pearson
U. S
State Dept
Washington
Truman
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Infantry
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Louey Johnson
Russia
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President Truman
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Harry Truman
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Fla
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George Kennan
Kennan
Vishineky
China
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Omar Bradley
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Aleutians
Bradley
Alaskan
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Army
Joe Collins
U.S. A
Japan
Canal Zone
Navy
William E.kepner
William Webster
Office of Research and Development
Marx Leva
Secretary of Defense
Hubert Howard
Munitions Board
Frank Pace
NEW WITNESS AND FLOOD IMPACT COVERAGE
Testimony cited by the McCarthy era committee says Louis Budenz claims John Field alleged Lattimore as a communist and Field as a Soviet agent. In Missouri a flood break near Jevee No. 5 threatens 600 acres, with 664 people displaced and thousands of livestock moved as dikes fail.
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Louis F. Budenz
Budenz
Field
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Lattiplore
Cooperative Jevee No. 5
Atchison-Holt County
Missouri
Nemaha
Omaha District Office of Army Engineers
Sioux City
Rule
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
Muddy Mo Flood Crest Recedes in Omaha
Omaha bids farewell to the Missouri river flood crest as levels slowly rise downstream. A levee near Corning Missouri failed this forenoon, the only levee breach reported in the area amid ongoing flood conditions.
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Omaha
Corning
Denison Ex Editor R P Conner Dies
Funeral services were held today for Raymond P. Conner former editor and manager of the Denison Review from 1924 to 1939. He later worked in the gas tax division of the state treasurer’s office resigning due to health. He died Wednesday. survivors include his widow and two sons James P. of Denison and Dudley of Sioux City.
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Denison
Raymond P. Conner
Denison Review
Conner
State Treasurer’s Office
James P
Dudley
Sioux City
Loyalty questions in postwar US loyalty program debate
The piece critiques wartime and postwar loyalty hysteria sparked by the Fuchs case and the Hiss affair. It argues loyalty is an ordinary police matter, questions why a loyalty board exists, and urges a clear definition of loyalty for public office. It cites Nixon, Chambers, Hiss, Amerasia, and broader political manipulation.
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Klaus Fuchs
Hiss
Truman
FBI
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Whittaker Chambers
Present
United States
Marvin MacIntyre
Ica
Adolf A.berle Jr
Jay Dorman
House Committee On
Congressman Nixon
California
Alger Hiss
Nixon
Chambers
Pumpkin
Dent of Justice
Higs
Amerasia
Congressional
Arthur Adams
Copright
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Iowans in Washington Host Receptions and Virginia Trip Notes
The Iowa State Society of Washington plans a reception April 30 in the Senate Office Building Caucus Room with senators and representatives as hosts. A May 7 gathering in Wardman Park hotel features roast beef for three dollars, reservations via Mrs. Gertrude L. Croman. The article also recounts a Virginia trip to the University of Virginia.
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Iowa State Society of
Washington
Senate
Bugandy
Wardman Park
May Srd
Mra
Gertrude L. Cromann
Charles B. Hoeven
Alton
Gertrude
Tractor Mishap Fatal Near Oskaloosa
Henry Rowan, 40, of Leighton, Iowa, died when a tractor he drove left the road six miles west and two miles north of Oskaloosa yesterday. The accident occurred late in the day and authorities investigated the scene.
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Oskaloosa
Henry _Rowan
Leighton, Lr
Five UI Graduate Students Awarded $1000 Pre Doctoral Fellowships
University of Iowa Dean Walter R. Goetsch announced five graduate students received $1000 pre doctoral fellowships. Recipients include Burton Andreas of Rochester New York in psychology, Charles W. Collinson of Moline Illinois in geology, William J. Morgan of Burlington in German, Ernest Sixta of Cedar Rapids in history, and Andrew Lenard of Chisago in physics.
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Iowa City
Walter R. Goetsch
University of Iowa
Burton Andreas
Rochester
N. Y
Charles W. Collinson
Moline
Mil
William J. Morgan
Burlington
Ernest Sixta
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Lenard
Chisago
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