Odd and I: A Heartfelt Tribute From a Columnist
The piece honors Odd, a beloved writer, on his memory as of his fifty fourth birthday. It recalls readers’ letters, monuments at his grave in Gallipolis, and the nation’s enduring affection for his work. The writer reflects on immortality, fame, and the toll of success.
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New York
Sundsy
Itan
de Odd Mela
T Ee
Ohio
Gaflipea
Gallipolis
Odd
Nis
Crime as a Tax on Every Citizen in the Land
A partisan tract argues crime is a nationwide tax funded by insurance premiums and losses. It contends arson, theft, and robbery raise costs for all, forcing every citizen to bear the financial burden and urging greater civic vigilance.
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Omahs
Unianen
Shin country and equal liberty for all voices
An opinion piece argues that the United States must remain a land of equal rights for all, regardless of origin or past. It condemns intolerance and foresees suffering for any powerful group that enforces exclusion, urging unity and decency to defeat hatred and jealousy.
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J. H. Gipson
United States
Europe
Enfect and Peace Plan Sparks Mixed Reactions
The article discusses Genevelt's peace proposal for Europe and the varied political reception. It notes opposition from chdievier factions who connect the plan to U S definitions, while supporters urge focusing on a workable peace strategy beyond political aims.
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Tgenevelt
Europe
Chdievier
Jones Announces Retirement from County Office
The article reports Admaruas Renses Jones stating he will not seek reelection, clearing the field for rivals. It notes his distinguished service and future political activity beyond retirement, with Republicans aware of his continued involvement.
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Thesniar
Jones
Coughlin Censured Over Racial Remarks as Church Moves
Catholic Church acts after Father Coughlin defied censorship by reprinting remarks attacking Justice Murphy. Archbishops demand removal or reform, citing disobedience and ties to the Christian Front. Vatican and apostolic delegate senses influence, with a looming clash over radio broadcasts and policy toward race.
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Coughlin
Murphy
Louisiana
Drew Pearson
Robert 8. Allen
Washington
Ecesan Superior
Vatican
Sesend
Christian Front
Ono
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Mooney
Coughlin Freehide
Catholic
Amieto Giovanni Rognani
Pius XII
Ing In
Cade
Alec
Ted
Apostolic Daliente
Daily Knowledge Test Questions for Readers
A reader is presented with a page seven knowledge test asking seven plus questions. Topics include geography such as river mouths and state nicknames, historical figures and finance, military command, and auto mechanics. The scattered items resemble a quiz page prompting solutions after attempting.
Infant celebrates first year with giggles and growth
A short reminiscence by Edgar A. Guest records the one year old child’s vigor, twinkling eyes, laughter, weight gain, and ongoing growth, celebrating milestones in a family vignette.
Eight watershed areas approved in Audubon county
Audubon Iowa February 13 eight watershed areas have thus far been approved in Audubon county by the Audubon County Agricultural Improvement and Conservation association. They approximate $000 credit.
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Audubon, Ia
Audubon County
Looking Around Society Column Patchy Notes
A humorous local column recalls a robin at a bird feeder and invites readers born on February 29 to share their birthdays. It also recounts Mrs. Clarence Peterson’s Pegasus tale ending with a horse accident and injury, plus a note about old newspapers copied by Mrs. Perry Howard from her Civil War–era father.
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Clarence Peterson
Pegasus
Perry Howard
New York Herald
G. W.de Wots
Avoca Meeting Plans Spurred Similar Sessions
Local official announces a meeting in Avoca with Pies Jey Tih scoring 9 points, and says similar sessions will be held in Harlan and Kirkman to discuss community issues and progress.
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Avoca
Harlan and
Kirkman
Study critiques nutrient value of inferior flower
A report notes concerns over nutritive value and indigestibility of a substandard flower. Kildea declares the land issue unresolved, with claims of a period of inferior quality affecting the supply.
Anamosa Report Reflects Local Life and Events
Fragmentary notes from Anamosa Iowa in February describe marriages births and family changes. The brief references mention a married couple with a child and another recent event, indicating routine community updates from the era.
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White House
John L. Lewis
CIO
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Lewis
Huey P. Leng
Sam Jones
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Newarte
Fleere
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Meagan
Jersey
New Jersey
Winegally
Groton
New London
Andford
Conn
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Finland
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Associated Treasury
Peninsula
United States Fleet
Scioto River
U. S
Charles I
Edgar A. Guest
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Someonke
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