Economy Faces Pressure as Congress Debates Spending
A public debate focuses on trimming government costs without harming Western Europe or Russia policy. Supporters urge careful cuts to protect solvency while maintaining aid and global influence. Critics warn against deep cuts harming strategic interests and national prosperity.
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Wweess
FBI
Rep
Hens
Mo Jackson
Dh. Wash
Hickenlooper
Homie Commission
Tao
Ticherfooper
ARC
Republican Committee
Give Them the Facts on Democracy's Global Appeal
An argument for openly sharing information about democracy with communist countries. Advocates say exposing the truth about democratic life could narrow East–West divides and reduce war risk, even arguing that peace is aided by informing communists about democracies more than arming nations.
Still Opportunity in Appliance Field Shows Sales Potential
The data for 1400 homes lists refrigerators 644 washers 566 ranges 140 ironers 68 cleaners 454. The figures indicate continued market opportunity for appliances and potential saturation points. Bond sales and savings account status suggest ample purchasing power and no imminent recession.
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U. S
Senators Call For Delay In Condemning General Vaughan
Senators urge waiting for General H. H. Vaughan to defend himself before condemnation. As president's aide, Vaughan has faced repeated trouble and years to reform, yet has shown no effort to change, shaping public opinion toward sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Vaughan
Let’s Be Sensible on Free Enterprise and Wealth
The passage defends free enterprise as the source of wealth and higher living standards, arguing against condemning it in favor of untested programs. It asserts that free enterprise has proven successful and should not be abandoned until a superior alternative appears.
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Earth
Harvey Ingham Remembered as a Powerful Iowa Figure
The obituary lauds Harvey Ingham as a greatly influential Iowa leader with national renown. It praises his use of power for the public good and his reputation for truth and fairness, noting how rare such figures are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ingham
Iowa
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A Sun scorched village scene shows workers sweating as heat grips the town. Mothers drift toward shops while groups discuss the cruel weather and its toll on all, from doctors to the rich man walking the open highway.
Heat His Voice Was Bitterest of All
A short verse excerpt titled Heat speaks of a narrator’s bitter voice. The line conveys emotional intensity and complaint within a poetical frame.
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Edgar A
Spruce Up Massena School For Opening
Massena schools begin second year under Superintendent J RR Coons on Aug 20 with Miss Ethel Maxfield elected to the faculty to lead music. The building gains fluorescent lighting, redecorated high school rooms, retouched grade rooms, remodeled library with new shelving, and updated restrooms. Chimney and walls repaired, gym exterior painted, floor refinished and marked. Two buses operate as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
J. RR. Coons
Massena Schoous
Ethel Maxfield
Rey Arni
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Contact Details
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists rates for carriers and mail subscriptions by region. It shows pricing for Atlantic and Cass counties, other Iowa counties, U S addresses, Canada, and general contact information for editors and offices.
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Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Washington runs on safety delays for runway lighting equipment
A backstage wrangle stalls essential runway lighting at many U S airports raising serious weather and night hazards. The dispute pits civil aviation safety authorities against Welbach Corporation of Philadelphia over patent rights and pricing, with costs potentially borne by taxpayers.
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Robert S. Allen Saya
FBI
Meneross
Piineiaals
Civil Acianaefies Authority
Othe Welstach Corporation
Philadelphia
Welbach
Line Mesvial Company
Stroudbore
Pao
Ventor Jack Bartow
Blue Bell
CAA
Welsbach
Avernawe Aire Pertiis
I Company
Deniah
Walehaech
Cold Saber
Gambling grandmother seeks normal mind in Long Beach case
Lula Bell Stimson, known as Garde na’s gambling grandmother, faced a judge as doctors debated glutamic acid as a cure for her compulsive gambling and personality change. She remains under court order amid past check fraud to fund gambling trips in Gardena.
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Long Beach
Cal
Lula Bell Stimson
Gardena
Btomsen
Lar Marcus Chahan
Fred Miller
Crahan
Craahan
Iowa Firms Win Contracts To Build Gren Storage Bins
The Commodity Credit corporation awarded Iowa firms three contracts to furnish corn storage bins for over 6 million bushels as part of a plan to store 75,985,000 bushels of the 1948 crop. Delivery and erection must occur within 45 days of award confirmation. Des Moines firm F. B. Dickinson and company to supply 3,000 wood bins for 4,830,000 bushels. Burnell and Thomas, Coon Rapids, 150 bins for 1,500,000 bushels. Burnell and Dawson, Bagley, 50 bins for 600,000 bushels.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Iowa
F. B. Dickinson and Company
Des Moines
Burnell and Thomas
Coon Rapids
Burnell and Dawson, Bagley
Death of Mrs. John W. Dawson in California
Extra Billy Peppers reports the death of his grandmother Mrs. John W. Dawson in Huntington Park California. She died August 12 with funeral August 15 and burial in the local cemetery. Surviving family includes her husband and seven children residing in California plus Dolliver Gray Charles Detroit Mich and Mr. Peppers Extra.
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Extra
Billy Peppers
John W. Dawson
Huntington Park
Calif
Jessie Peppers
Reader fights back against Ise book critique at KU
A critic attacks chancellor Malet and university officials for biases in Ise's economics and religion work. He rebuts claims of slant, cites Mussolini and fascism analysis, and argues journalists and academics share responsibility for public discourse. The piece references Topeka State Journal praise and calls for nuanced reading.
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Pocowet
Tpo
Tee
Deane Wy Malett
University of Kansas
Sekolsky
Jook
Jo Ode
Malet
Topeka State Journal
Einstein
Karl Marx
Ise
Mussolini
Avanti
Angelica Balahbanoff
Third International
Lenin
Japan
Baron Dan
Mitsui
John Stuart Mill
Asia
Professor Ise
Hitler
Labor unions capturing both parties in several states
A rhetorical piece warns that powerful labor unions already influence both major parties in New York Massachusetts Connecticut and California and questions whether this is beneficial or harmful. It treats union power as a political force and discusses potential outcomes for policy and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
California
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sioux City Editor Frank Allen Dies at 81
Frank Allen, 81, longtime Sioux City newspaper editor of Journal-Tribune, died of coronary thrombosis after years of illness. A printer by training, he began in Fremont and rose to city editor in 1894 and managing editor in 1897, serving as editor from 1924 until death. Survived by two sons, a sister, and a brother. Funeral at St Thomas Episcopal, burial in Logan Park.
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Sioux City
Frank Allen
Journal-Tribune
Allen
Warren
Ile
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Logan Park Cemetery
Anita Faculty Adds Two New Teachers Ahead of School Opening
The public school in Anita opens August 29 with two new instructors. Mrs. Elsie Knox of Casey will teach kindergarten and first grade, and Miss Darlene Sands of Casey will handle sixth and seventh grades. Existing staff include Supt. D. R. Littell and principal Charles Salmon.
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Anita
Elsie Knox
Casey
Darlene Sands
D. R. Littell
Charles Salmon
Bruce Peters
Harry Dressler
Harold McDermott
Ermine Brown
Alice Pay Scott
Jetta Knowlton
L. Krotz
W. T. Biggs
Guests at Brayton
Rev and Mrs A M Halvorsen and Marlen of Harlan attend Brayton with Rev and Mrs Ira Halvorsen of Elk Horn. Mr and Mrs Byron Hess and Rodney join, along with Mr and Mrs Chas. etc.
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A. M. Halvorsen
Marlen
Harlan
Ira Halvorsen
Elk Horn
Byron Hess
Rodney
Chas
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Ted Embassy
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Madame Pueaidit
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Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
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