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Editorial Briefs Reflect on Taxes War Refugees and Policy
The piece urges tax cuts as aid, notes a New York night spot waltz contest, and praises Hitler for a 50 mph highway limit opinion. It laments Spanish refugees fleeing Franco, defends weather forecasting, and discusses Iowa snows boosting drought relief. It argues for disciplined freedom and cautious foreign policy while critiquing Townsend’s capitalism critique and endorsing the capitalist system.
Showdown in Europe May Break This Spring Says Pearson Allen
The Merry Round column argues Germany and Italy likely win if war starts this spring unless the United States enters. It details Nazi air and submarine power, British and French production, and strategic aims to starve and strike London and Paris. The piece notes shifts in American sentiment toward aiding Britain and France.
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St John the Evangelist Church A Century in Manhattan Life
In Manhattan at 55th Street and First Avenue the Church of St John the Evangelist stands as a large parish with roots over a century in the neighborhood. The German lineage faded toward Yorkville as Irish descendants grew, Friday dances in the church hall foster courtships and a stable social life for hundreds of youths. The church, built of native stone, features a rail beam-like rood suspended above the sanctuary, a white high altar with nine statues, bold relief stations, iron and glass lamps, and polychromed ceiling and walls that blend softly.
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Galento Triumphs in Ring Fame Brings Backlash and Bets
Walt Mason recalls Galento the barrel chest fighter who defied mockery to win, while Brescia from Argentina pursues weaker rivals and seeks glory. The clash ends with Brescia knocked down, exposing fame’s glare and the costs of public attention.
Peculiar or Unusual Word Use Highlighted in Writing Tips
A note on avoiding phrases like peculiar old man and instead using concise terms such as odd or unusual.
School of Journalism at Ames Could Benefit Iowa Papers
The Ames Hampton Chronicle argues Iowa State College and its journalism program have made many country publishers more farm minded over the last decade. The piece urges keeping the school of journalism at Ames.
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Hampton Chronicle
Iowa State College
State of Iowa
Alarm clocks misread by morning surprise
The family awoke to find downstairs clocks showing 3:30 a.m. while the alarm clock said 7:00, after the alarm had stopped the day before and wasn’t reset. The family returned to bed, surprised by the time mix up at home.
Daily Knowledge Test Questions Preview Page Seven
Questions ask if Chinese are admitted to the U S as immigrants which office John N Garner holds what intrastate commerce means if the St Louis Browns won the pennant who won the Louis Lewis bout which water body borders the Ionian Sea whether it contains heat if Italy declared war on Ethiopia before invading where Carpathian mountains are and related test directions
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St. Louis Browns
Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
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Italy
Ethiopia
Carpathian Mountains
Lookin' Around By F. D. S from Minneapolis diary
A fragment from a Minneapolis column notes eight vacant business buildings on a city block and four empty ones, discusses cold weather and rails, pigeons near an elevator at Cedar Falls, and details a blooming eight year old African lily with odor issues at 1000 Poplar Street.
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Minneapolis
My Hotel
A. E. Taylor
Poplar Street
Iowa teachers pension bill eyed for big cuts in senate
Backstage at the State House Des Moines February 18 the teachers annuity bill faces a possible reduction from a 1 250 000 state outlay to about 600 000 or less as sponsors seek to lower maximum and minimum pensions. A district plan may require districts to run their own pension systems, but still under discussion. State Auditor Akers reveals a $12 check from a former traveling auditor amid payroll padding hints. Governor Wilson notes Knoxville council balk over 22 50 for state checkers and one former auditor sent his Saturday salary. Rep Goods sparks floor excitement over a pre marriage health exam bill as he asks to speak again. Old age assistance staff deny furnishing pension lists for political purposes in debates from 1938 or earlier.
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Des Moines
Senate
Ness
C. B. Akers
C. W. Storms
Executive Council
George A. Wilson
Knoxville
Akers
Dewey E. Goods
Bloomfield
House
John R. Irwin
Keokuk
Iowa Senate
Flower Growing Schools Planned in Cass County
Iowa State College floriculturist J. Or. Wingert will lead perennial flower growing sessions in Cass County next Wednesday. Miss Evelyn Hollen announces two meetings from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in Atlantic’s courthouse assembly room and 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Mrs. Floyd Blankinship’s home near Cumberland. Colored slides will show suitable perennials for the local soil and climate. all interested people are invited.
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Iowa State College
Cass County
Evelyn Hollen
Atlantic
Floyd Blankinship
Cumberland
Innocuous desuetude phrase cited from Cleveland speech
The quote from Grover Cleveland's March 1 1868 message to Congress notes nearly twenty years of innocuous desuetude before laws were brought forth. The fragment references the term and its legal context in mid 19th century governance.
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