Must Uphold The Law In The Coal Miners Case
The piece argues the Truman administration must enforce court orders against miners defying an injunction, warning that yielding to political expediency risks chaos. It frames the dispute as a test of government authority and the rule of law, urging decisive action to restore legal order.
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J. Russel Sprague
Tom Dewey
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Tass
State Department
Klaus Fuchs
Roger Tubby
Dean Acheson
Russia
Tubby
U.S
Flying Saucers Seen by Many May Be Probes From Space
A True magazine article by a naval officer endorses the prior piece’s claim that flying saucers are probes from other planets. While it is a guess, numerous reliable observers confirm their existence, and Earth’s space efforts heighten the possibility that humanity is not alone.
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Earth
Atlantic Builders Predict Stronger Summer Housing Boom
Local builders say Atlantic will see more construction this coming summer than last year as housing remains in short supply. Even with easing conditions from new houses, many residents live in cramped quarters and welcome a larger, more populous city with greater business and prosperity.
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Atlantic
Editorial Briefs on Miners Conflicts and Farm Policy
The editors fault mining violence and urge nonviolent dispute resolution. They note inland capital relocation would not attract favors post atomic era. Farmers show indecision on policy with several leaning toward Brannan plan despite Farm Bureau opposition.
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Brannan
Farm Bureau
What Can Be Kept in Life’s Long Road
Poem reflects on aging and loss, noting youth’s games fade but cherished ties remain. It honors enduring friendships, understanding others’ hurts, a brave heart, and a cheerful mind as lasting rewards beyond youthful thrills. A line about walking against traffic hints at caution.
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Edgar A. Guest
One-Ball Pinball Device Ruling Delays Seizure
District Judge Lou Ladd ruled possession of a one-ball pinball machine is not unlawful and ordered the state to prove gambling use before condemnation. The decision reverses Justice Bidwell's Jan 20 condemnation of the machine among 76 seized in Polk County raids directed by Attorney General Robert Larson. Larson said the burden now shifts to prove gambling use and the state may appeal or proceed to prove the machine was used for gambling.
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Des Moinest
Lou Ladd
Polk County
Robert L. Larson
Ladd
Justice of the Peace
George Bidwell
Larson
Andrews as GOP publicist and civil defense plans
Pulitzer winner Bert Andrews is named potential GOP director to revive the party with a seven year contract while civil defense speeds up. The piece also covers defense budget shifts, warplant dispersal, and urban underground garages as part of a broader defense strategy.
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Drew Pearson
Bert Andrews
GOP
John L. Lewis
Washington
New York Herald
Andrews
Guy Gabbrielson
Republican National Committee
Couple to Wed Between Halves of Ball Game
A Waterloo couple plans to wed between halves of Sundays NBA game in Waterloo. Letha Baumbartner will marry Kenneth Hutchinson. Neither is connected with the Waterloo Hawks. The game between Waterloo and Denver starts at 3 p.m.
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Waterloo Hawks
Letha Baumbartner
Kenneth Hutchinson
Denver
Cornstalks Plowed Under To Battle European Corn Borer
Farmers must plow cornstalks under and remove all trash to control the European corn borer, reducing overwintering sites and preventing reinfestation. Implementing this soil management practice aims to lower pest pressure for next season.
President Truman weighs whistle stop tour for fair deal
President Truman considers a spring whistle stop tour to press Congress on his fair deal. He said he has been invited and would likely include stops in the northwest, possibly for the Grand Coulee dam dedication.
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Truman
Congress
Northwest
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington State
Atlantic News Schedule and Rates Advertisement
Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription prices for carriers in Atlantic Cass and nearby counties and mail rates for Iowa states and U S addresses. The notice details monthly, six month, and yearly options with varying regional rates and Canada mail price.
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F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Cass
Two GI Insurance Dividends Might Bring Two Checks
Des Moines reports that Iowa veterans could receive two separate GI insurance dividend checks due to policy conversions. Most will get one check. a mechanical disbursement system may print two for term and converted policies, arriving separately and not always in numeric order.
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Iowa
Des Moines
The
Veterans Administration
Classic Meat Filling With Raisins and Dressing
A simple recipe blends ground cooked meat with finely chopped raisins or dried apricots and mixes in salad dressing to make a savory sandwich filling. The notes suggest balancing sweetness with tang from the dressing for a tasty result.
Taft-Hartley law defended against union power claims
The piece argues Taft-Hartley limits union leaders and protects individual voters. It contends unions may expel dissidents and that the law fosters democratic union governance, while warning that judges and officials may misinterpret its purpose.
Bulgaria Split with U S Over Traitor Allegations
AP analyst DeWitt McKenzie argues Bulgaria forced a break with the United States by demanding recall of the American minister and accusing him of ties to Traicho Kostov. He notes Sofia’s military proximity to the Black Sea and Moscow’s control, suggesting Russia’s interest in ending U S observation posts in Bulgaria.
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Washington
Bulgaria
Balkan
Sofia
United States
America
Donald R. Heath
Traicho Kostov
People's Republc
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Boas
Russia
Bulgaia
Black Sea
Greece
Turkey
Dardanelles
Balkans
Timber wolf shot near Bon Durant in Polk county
Mitchellville and Flash Gilbert Floyd Clark, farmers near here, shot a timber wolf weighing around 60 pounds east of Bon Durant yesterday. The animal is one of few such wolves bagged in Polk county in recent years.
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Mitchellville
Floyd Clark
Flash Gilbert
Bondurant
Polk County
Los Angeles Couple Plans First Marriage in April
Radio quiz buster Bob Hawks, 42, and Mary Rechner, 40, once secretary to film producer Dore Schary, have obtained a marriage license and will wed on April 11. Both will have their first marriage.
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Bob Hawks
Mary Rechner
Dore Schary
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