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Atlantic Not So Bad Sales Tax Figures Highlight City
State figures show Atlantic collected 520,084.72 in sales taxes for the quarter ended June 30, higher than nearby towns like Clarinda, Shenandoah, Red Oak, Knoxville, Creston, Perry, Webster City and Fairfield. City leaders credit strong local merchants and plan expansion of trade area to attract residents and new industries.
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Do Not Change Quickly in Russia’s War Stance
The text argues that Russians cannot rapidly reshape nations like Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary through conquest. It notes long cultural inertia, warns that forced change provokes resistance, and suggests that internal dissent among Russians would deter a broader war with the West.
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Back to School Advertisement Urges Further Education
Atlantic urges young readers to continue their education this fall. It argues money cannot replace schooling and that education enriches life and prepares for better jobs, encouraging undecided individuals to pursue higher learning.
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Masses Rise Slowly Amid Indian Prince Scandal
A published critique notes in India a ruling prince faced charges of dissipating millions during famine, sparking rare public demand for removal. The piece links this to rising public assertion and contrasts it with political fear in congressional probes regarding communist ties. Grasshopper swarms in Nebraska-style flights are described as harming farmers, a contrast to past pest eras.
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Washington Nene Round: Cannonism Ends as Martin Rules
The piece recalls Joe Cannon and Joe Martin’s controversial control of the House. It notes a limited twenty minute debate on the anti inflation bill raising federal reserve gold certificate requirements and the gag rule suppressing amendments.
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Political Turmoil and Trade Tensions Highlight 1948 U.S. News
In a feature on postwar policy, Republicans resist labor cooling measures while considering price controls. Senate pages prank Senator Lucas. The House committee protests steel shipments to Sweden amid wartime shortages. Postmaster General Donaldson reverses a rail rate hike as Cairo reports violence. Copyright 1948 Bell Syndicate.
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New York Today and the Health Contest Extension
The column riffs on politics and culture with a salute to Churchill and a dig at communists. It notes the health contest entry deadline extended to Saturday night by state fair officials.
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New York Today
Meaning Well Is All That Counts From Sun To Sun
A reflection on choosing between action and good intention. The speaker notes that inner turmoil and missed chances mark a life’s record, and that final judgment hinges on deeds, not thoughts, as time closes the page.
Farm’s Value 40 Times First Cost at Auction
A 160 acre Hermion Frey estate farm near Melvin sold for 418320 cash to Ben Knock at 302 per acre. The property last sold 65 years ago for 1200. Auctioneer John McDowell noted over six bidders and open cash bidding starting at 250 per acre.
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Gold production in Australia slides in April output
Sydney reports April gold production at 61,036 fine ounces valued at 2,099,520 dollars, with March at 56,007 ounces and April last year at 66,856. Prewar totals show 1,645,697 ounces in 1939, while last year’s annual output fell to 1,088,003 ounces.
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