On the Road Around Lake Miltona Vacation Notes
The writer recalls a cottage tour around Lake Miltona with visits from Atlantic friends and locals. They describe fried chicken meals at multiple resorts and a busy holiday weekend with heavy traffic to the Iowa lakes area. They mention searching for Seor Wilburn's place, nearby harvests in Kansas, and praise the area as clean and welcoming on Dr. Knssrs recommendation.
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Atlantic
Crose
Lake
Seta
Arrow
Alexandria
Maui
Atlante
Jean Nei
Theo Vas
Detform Iakes
Th. Shoemans
Alexandra
Eaca
Jersey Dell
Choboji
Haleren
Dodge
Gree Lake
Mondava
Iowa Lakes
Alexxandria
Bai Neas
Kansas
Kanes
Lake Miltona
Seasch
Seor Wilburn
Knsrrs
They Wore Gloves Report From Warsaw
A Warsaw dispatch notes 14 U S students in a rabble clearing project surpassed goals by over 200 percent while Poles observed the Americans wore gloves. The piece argues Americans’ glove wearing reflects character and work ethic forged in wars, not softness.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Hitler
Miussolini
Nasser
Parcs
Pope
Tragic Convulsion Describes Earthquake Devastation
Descriptive passage compares midwesterners inability to imagine a quake wiping a village like an Ecuador disaster. It notes mountainous areas may exacerbate land slides and stresses the shock of an earth tremor that flattens a community. The piece ends with a cartoon about a vacation spot and family life.
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Fcuador
Villar
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem celebrates the land’s bounty and its role in giving strength to toil. It contrasts the sea’s temper with the land’s generosity, noting how fields of grain orchards and crops sustain people and culture. The piece honors farmers and the connection between labor and nourishment.
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Edgar A. Guest
Farmer Electrocuted Near Gunder
A 60-year-old farmer Helmer Loftsgaard of near Gunder was electrocuted yesterday when he touched a live telephone wire while repairing a line. The charged wire it crossed from a nearby electric light line about three miles away.
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Elkader
Helmer Loftsgaard
Gunder
Waterloo to Des Moines move of Am vets dept announced
Waterloo State headquarters of the Town department of American veterans was being relocated Friday from Waterloo to Des Moines, an announcement by Robert Kurtz executive secretary stated.
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Waterloo
Amvets
Des Moines
Robert Kurtz
Law degree program at SUI extends curriculum
Beginning law students at the University of Town will require two additional summer sessions totaling 16 weeks to earn the bachelor of laws or juris doctor degrees. Dean Mason Ladd cites administrative and public law expansion as the reason for the new program, approved by the state board of education and President Virgil Hander.
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State Board of Education
Virgil 31. Hander
University
House to Probe Lobbying in Washington
Representative Sabath stated to the House that about 158 lobbyists in the first quarter of 1949 spent or had spent over 2 million dollars on lobbying efforts.
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Washington
House
Manila Homicide Conviction for Son of Mayor
Manuel De La Fuenta Jr., 24, son of Manila's mayor, was convicted of homicide and sentenced to six to 12 years in the penitentiary for the killing of Patrolman Valeriano De La Cruz on May 20.
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Manila
Manuel de la Fuenta, Jr
Valeriano de la Cruz
Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and rates
Evening newspaper in Atlantic Iowa notes publication schedule and directory of editors and offices. Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions across Iowa Cass counties and U S including Canada with varied durations and prices.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Quirino visit sparks U S loan talk and Tacoma postmaster row
The piece reports on Quirino's visit to promote a U S loan through Joaquin A. Elizalde's business interests, drawing reactions from Filipino and U S officials. It also covers Tacoma politicking over the postmaster appointment, with Senator Cain pressing Magnuson and tensions with MacMonagle, plus unemployment data questions raised by Dr. Anderson challenging Scooyer's figures.
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Qieitino Ds
Ain Pace
Marcel Rosas
Enaidice
Wasie Dmiportnet
Yale
Win Beim
Philippines
Joaquin A. Elizalde
Waehington
Quirine
U.S
Flizaldy
Wallington
Wobingen
Manas, Th
Hares Cain
Tacoma
Cain
Cone
William Ob
Patrick
Magnuson Ie
Dobu MacMonagle
Magnuson
Teareau
Sabutes
They Anderson
PSAT
Fie
Anderson
Commerce
Scooyer
Cet
Farm Price Advantage May Recede With Fall Harvest
Agriculture economists predict farmers may lose price advantage as bumper crops raise supply and push down prices. The standard parity measure called Spicers shows farm prices above fair standard in July, despite long-term shifts from prewar deficits to postwar highs. Government programs aim to cushion declines and hold many farm products near parity.
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Agriculture Department
Advocates Pledge Fight On Truman Arms Aid Bill
Advocates of cutting President Truman's 1.45 billion arms aid pledge plan to press the issue in the house foreign affairs committee and then on the house floor as the bill moves toward a floor vote next week. The committee is set to vote on Monday before the full house debate.
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Secor Chianvies
Tobey
Low Gelovng
Thomas G. Corcoran
New Deal
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman nominates Ilgenfritz for munitions board chair
Washington reports President Truman today named Ilgenfritz of Pittsburgh to chair the munitions board. Ilgenfritz, a former U S Steel executive, is a Republican and a member of the American Troll and Steel sets and the National Association of Purchasing Agents.
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Washington
Truman
Cael Llvenfritz
Pittsburgh
Pac
Ilgenfritz
U. S. Steel
American Tron and Steel Sets
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Weenies Ja Republican
Strauss versus Lilienthal clash over atomic policy at Blair House
The piece details strident disputes between Admiral Strauss and the Lilienthal group over who should control sensitive atomic bomb know‑how. It cites Strauss’s dissent on the McMahon act, the commission’s split votes, and the political backlash labeling Strauss a former baker.
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Aten Perry Commission
Adn
Strauss
Pete Sk
Coo
Herher
Hoover
Tong
Mar
Horatio Alger
Potet
TVA
AEC
AERC
Cote
Lilienthal
Ocenthal
Lil Jecal
Piuseed
Congress
Lisenthal
Tarre
Admiral Strauss
feGiere
Lilienthals
Blair House
McMahon
Satirical legal musings on rule ambiguity and policy action
The fragment debates whether Congress should reinterpret or formally resolve ambiguous provisions after years on a satire hook. It contrasts deliberate changes with a stated alternative and hints at copyright labeling from 1949.
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Congress
King Features Syodione
Tne
Western Allies Crackdown on German Election
Western Allies crack down on communist and nationalist elements in western Germany as the election campaign heats up. The U S military government in Berlin bans a pamphlet portraying an American sergeant as a black marketeer, while British officials seize copies of a leaflet signed by former Nazi guards praising a national front. An American spokesman denounces rising nationalism amid campaign violence as 31 million voters prepare to elect a west German parliament.
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Frintfurt
Germany
U.S
Berlin
Duesseldorf
Iowa Traffic Accidents Rise Yet Injuries Fall First Half
Iowa reports 22,286 reportable accidents in the first half of this year up from 20,805 last year. Total damage declines to 10,764,840 dollars from 11,454,102. injuries fall to 6,922 from 7,596. County figures include Cass with 167 accidents and 100,200 dollars in damage.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Safety Department
Cass
Street sweepers punished in raid shock Nankingi residents
In Nankingi, residents watched lightly dressed shop owners sweep streets as police said the group was punished after a gambling raid. Officials described the action as a discipline measure following arrests.
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Nankinge
Nankini
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