Reducing Government Burden on Farmers in Tax and Red Tape
A historic call argues for streamlining federal services to farmers across Georgia Missouri and the nation. It warns current duplication in departments raises costs and taxes while proposing reforms to cut federal waste, simplify procedures, and ease farmer dealings with government for potential tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Toe Tee
Mvssiag
Fru
Georgia
Marsland County
Feand
Camiavseen
Danger Ahead on Welfare State and Police State Path
The text warns that expanding welfare state regulation leads toward a police state, eroding freedom. It urges readers to compare to citizens fleeing police states who save little and risk much, urging caution before the United States follows that path.
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United States
U. S
Old War Bond Advice On E Bonds Maturing Soon
Five E bonds issued in the war will mature in the coming year. The government program aimed to convert wartime cash into savings may support continued business activity as those bonds reach maturity over the next decade. Families could buy needed items later while workers weather unemployment by having invested surplus funds in bonds during peacetime buyings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Econom
Truman plan for a balanced budget faces uncertain outcome
President Truman reportedly aims to balance the budget next year with a three part plan. He would cut expenses raise corporate taxes and eliminate some excise taxes. The moves are viewed as popular with voters but success in balancing remains uncertain.
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Truman
Editorial Briefs on Science and Stalinist Enthusiasm
The piece notes Einstein's advancing theories and mocks the Soviet fervor for Stalin's 70th birthday. It suggests dissenters in the Soviet party or state risk punishment, with fear of Siberia or work camps for those not openly enthusiastic.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
Siberia
Uncle Joe
Golfing Parson Missing
The golfing parson frowns on dice and plays the grant with us. He loves us when the grass is green and shares our golf through summer, yet in wintry winds he scorns the foolish things we do.
Poetic Fragment Says Parson Remains as Robins Sing
A fragment from a nineteenth century poem notes a guelfing parson staying at home until the robins sing, invoking fate and luck in a brief, lyrical line.
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Edgar A
Guesi
Fire devastates Wrightsville fertilizer plant
In Wrightsville Georgia a fertilizer plant burned yesterday releasing heavy smoke seen for miles. Over two thousand tons of fertilizer fed the blaze and residents reported strong odors while fire crews fought the stubborn flames and onlookers inspected vehicles and streets for embers.
Atlantic News-Telegraph Masthead and Rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details editor F D Simpson and contact phones. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail across Cass county and other regions, including Iowa, U.S. and Canada, with yearly and shorter-term options.
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News-Telegraph Pub, Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Pan American ties face pressure from Marshal Plan and toy aid drive
Amid a worldwide tour, Pan American tensions surface as Marshall Plan policy critics warn of economic influence. The American Legion Friendship Train prompts charity to ship toys to Europe, with Virginia and Richmond groups promoting faith and aid and warnings of political meddling in the region.
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Drew Pearson
American Legion
Tove Becine
Pwo Pova
Denver
Piekaa
gopMake
PDR
Wey
Rosseghi
Pan Age
Bani
Thosseven
Dean
Turkes
Peter End
Swigesland
Puretareyte
Amercan Legion
Peop Tron
Cos
Busape
Pieros
Europe
Viseroa
William Tuck
Virginia
Sand
Richmond
Cables top leaders to further peace and babies
An American woman, Patricia Capella, age 26, sent cables to five world leaders including Truman Pope Pius Stalin King George and Vincent Auriol asking them to meet to secure peace so she can have children. She called Stalin the only architect of peace and urged war avoidance to protect future children.
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Paris
ePo
Patricia
Reynolds) Capella
Detroit
Mich
Jacques Capella
Saratoga
N.Y
United States
President Truman
Pope Pius Sd
Stalin
George
Vincent Auriol
Tam
Pomce
Relulive Tea This Motor Trip Be Your Hast
Readable fragments describe a hurried motor journey and a focus on tea related to travel. The text hints at urgency and movement but lacks clear names places or organizations to identify.
Priest granted permission to travel to Moscow for Americans
The Russian authorities authorize a priest to travel from New York to Moscow to attend to American needs. OL Brassard, 35, boards at Our Lady of Guadalupe rectory preparing to visit relatives in Leominster before flying to Moscow on December 8.
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Moscow
OL Brassard
Poards
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
New York
Leominster
Mass
Transformation of American Capitalism 1900 1950
The piece surveys the rise of American industry and global trade from 1900 to 1950, highlighting key magnates like Rockefeller and Carnegie, the growth of trusts and antitrust backlash, and the shift from agrarian to industrial work. It notes the progressive era reforms, wartime policy shifts, and the emergence of a welfare state and persistent federal dependence after 1929.
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Wiliam Randolph
Hearst
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Iile
Middle West
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wildson
United States
RFC
WPA
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Germany
England
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Fungi Found In Cancers Across 200 Tests
Scientists report fungi present in 200 tested cancers including four cancer types and mouse cancers, with no fungi found in healthy tissue. Lead researcher Dr Irene Mosey Diller notes varieties Altneria and Synecephalastrum racemosuta, warns further work required to prove causation.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Irene Mosey Diller
Institute of Cancer Research
Philadelphia
American Cancer Society
Diller
Tropics
The Fabian Variety
Aimet Scan people feature under King Features Syndicate copyright notes from a single page. The item references a Fabian variety and copyright credit to King Features Syndicate.
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Fabian
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Three youths admit 85 break-ins in six Iowa towns
Three 19 year old men from Webster City and Clarks Grove Minnesota pleaded guilty to 85 counts of breaking and entering after being held to the grand jury. Richard Dean Balsley Kenneth Paul Meyers and Veil Raymond Schoon faced charges with bonds set at 2500 each across Fort Dodge Des Moines Humboldt Jewell Webster City and Badger since last November.
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Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Humboldt
Jewell
Webster City
Badger
Richard Dean Balsley
Kenneth Paul Meyers
Veil Raymond Schoon
Clarks Grove
Minn
Best motion picture award for All the King's Men
New York critics vote All the King's Men best motion picture of 1940. Olivia de Havilland repeats as best actress for The Heiress. Broderick Crawford wins best actor for All the King’s Men. Orson Reed wins best director for The Fallen Hero.
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New York
King’s Men
Olivia Ve Havilhind
Broderick Crawford
Orrol Reed
Innocent Plea in Drunk Driving Case for Blonde Jean Wallace
Blonde Jean Wallace 24, ex wife of Franchot Jane, pleaded innocent to drunk driving charged after a Christmas Day arrest. She was freed on 160 bail and described by officers as driving erratically and scantily clad. Des Moines area residents donated over 875 in cash and clothing and furniture to the Wunder family after a Christmas house fire that killed a child.
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Tex Angele
Jean Wallace
Franchot Jane
Eharpe
Des Moines
Dom Wunder
Mornogs
John da
Kirk- Wool
Wander Children
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