Tax Grants and County Finances Spark Statewide Debate
A sparser text discusses state and federal funding, county levies, and grant conditions. It critiques a plan to push costs to lesser government units to obtain state and federal grants, arguing the scheme strains local finances and risks losing support if reductions occur. The piece notes political tension between state, federal, and local authorities and hints at long-term economic impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwaet
Cote Mar
Stata
Evry
Fede
Joeman
Owithout
Mediator Dr Ralph Basebe Advances Amid Racial Barriers
The article praises Dr Ralph Basebe of VON for mediating Palestine aid and advancing racial progress. It highlights his speed and influence, noting his global impact and the rising number of Black individuals building goodwill and reducing racial barriers in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Basebe, von
Pee Cepollatinns
Palestine
Varreu
Sfeslem
Bayehe
Ds Suihaye
de Barehe
Four Chaplains Sacrifice Symbol of Brotherhood
Brotherhood Week closes with the story of four chaplains aboard the Dorchester who gave their life belts to soldiers as the ship sank. Poling Washington Goode Fox, diversely Protestant Catholic Jewish Protestant, died with others in a supreme act of selfless aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
All America
Clark V. Poling
John P. Washington
Alexander D. Goode
Gorge L. Fox
Discouraged Veterans Face War’s Aftermath and Peace Hopes
The Chicago Salvation Army cites about 15,000 derelicts among veterans driven by war restlessness and peace delays. Discouragement grows as repeated failed peaces erode motivation, yet some hold to the goal of lasting peace despite disillusionment.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Recites Simple Summer Moments
A brief verse fragment by Edgar A Guest reflects on cheerful scenes of everyday life with rustic imagery and gentle, nostalgic tone. The poem hints at small acts of kindness and the charm of simple pleasures under sunny skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Bariaare
Casey
Bargain Life New Teacher to Loose Spring and Summer
A fragmented notice discusses seasonal shifts and personal events amid names like Mrs. Carl Simothsen and Mrs. Darrell Willands. The text appears as a mixed announce among family matters and warnings, ending with safety advice to reduce speed at night to save a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Simothsen
Mahie
Greeley
May
Darrell Willands
Baler
Atlantic News-Telegraph Admits Nationwide Circulation Data
The item lists publication details for the Atlantic News-Telegraph including editors, office address, mail rates, and circulation terms. It notes association affiliations and charging options for subscriptions by carrier and mail to various regions and durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Telegraph Pub, Corp
FLD. Simpson
Edbter
News
Atlanic
Pass
Congress
Mavedoo
Iowa Daily Pre
Iowa Press
National Editorial Association
Iowa Daily Press Asso
News Bureau
Des Moines
K.P. Chase
Washington
D.C
Atlantic
Cass
Nile
Leoquaik
Vega
ST Vomonth
U.S
Lowa
Canada
Washington notes and local recollections from the capital
A fragmented Washington column reports on residents and visitors from Council Bluffs, including Hopleys and Shrauger. references to postal and farm issues, military matters, and a bomber flight over the capital. It notes Truman’s 25th birthday celebration aboard the USS America in New York and reports the death of Ivan Bradford’s mother, a former Council Bluffs resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meurwared
Truman
America
New York
Wotan
Ivan Bradford
Fromerly
Council Blafts
District of Columbia
Council Bluffts
Democrats Reach Compromise On Civil Rights Amid Ham and Eggs Bill
Drew Pearson reports a civil rights compromise among Democrats with opposition isolated to a few southern senators. The piece notes a 25 dollar ham and eggs bill in Akron tied to the French Gratitude Train visit and outlines reactions from officials and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Akron
Woastivere
Evan
Vnh
Marton
Taft-Hartles
Truman
Yalta
Joe Martin
Andre Picard
Groundhog Bite Triggers Stray Dog Roundup and School Warning
A groundhog attacked Anita Lett’s night watchman Arthur Lett, who killed the animal. Fears of disease prompt the mayor to warn keeping dogs away from public schools. Dog owners asked to confine pets next Monday through Wednesday for a stray dog purge. two students Dennis Book and Jackie Ruppert were bitten as they left a school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Arthur Lett
Lett
Dennis Book
Mia
Nathan Book
Prowler Breaks In At Avoca Doctor’s Home
Mrs. Huntley surprised a prowler in the Avoca residence of Dr. C Cy Huntley about dawn Thursday. The intruder ransacked drawers before escaping when the name Judith was spoken. Deputy Bo Clack found no trace as he arrived soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
C. Cy. Huntley
Doa
Avoca Pianist Carel Kennedy Invited On Radio Show
Avoca notes that Carel Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kennedy has been asked to play the marimba on KSOQ this Saturday at 430 p.m. Local talent highlighted as radio feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carel Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
KSOQ
Panoramic Confession and Letters From a Park Avenue Aide
Excerpt recounts interactions with Charles B. Driscoll and AON At Day i Day, including a Porto Rico capture of Buckner, a Kansas-origin gambler linked to a prominent life insurance executive. Personal notes reveal disdain for Hill, family disgrace, and a wartime like ethos of self-reliance. Also cited is a letter from Fred Hubbard praising Driscoll and his NY Day by Day column.
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New York
Silh Buckner
de Luxe
Porto Rien
Kansas
B. Dinecoth
Tarygest Life Insurance Company
Lewis 1
Wichita
Driscoll
Roanoke
Time
N.Y
Mary McDonald Shipp
Omaha
Arthur Capper
Fred C. Hubbard
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Local Letters and Oddities From Town News
Marilyn writes from Atlanta about a pleasant stopover with Dr and Mrs Welton Kuarr on the way to Florida. Gerald Beys Chicago trip ends with a frightening Alcatraz claim at a Gary station. Mrs Pagel confuses dog food for human meat loaf at son Glen's home. Dean Mueller asks his mother about why Washington and Lincoln are holidays.
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Marilyn
Atlanta
Ali
Welton Kuarr
Florida
E.G. Pagel
Son Glen
Dean Mueller
Diauphis
Irvin Mueler
Chis Vity
Oawha
Washington and
Lincoln
Rumor and Rural Anecdotes Circulate in This Week’s Local Notes
A mix of small town happenings spans mischievous rumors about an inventor’s machine to cattle losses in a Nebraska area storm. Reports include a strange tale of a miraculous cooking device, stray calf losses, a runaway duck pet, and a tired newspaper driver’s long 40 mile route.
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Conia
Onaaler
Doughas Street
Betdwe
OR. Mitciell
Bern
Vic
and Mie
W.oal Hopley
H. FL
Shrauger
Athol
Hopey
Mar. Solanges
Mond Moris
Hopleys
Hopley
Tin Agricultural Department
Gath
Maryland
Jake More
Darla
Democracie
Jake
Sabe
Gallette
Burlington
Gillice
War Department
Gillette
Ottrumwa
Senolar
Hehenloppen
Priduy
Evengue
Jan Es Mores
Manee Iijse Af Legion
Aibbess
Uy Theo OP
Mickenlooper
Pabic
Air Force
Goud
Cthe
Pearson
Frank Douglas
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Picard
M. Picard
M. Pienrd
Comrbittee
France
Elkness
Pia Byoen
Paul Dewer
Boston
Gakiard
Masog AL Feeney
Tidiagnapelis
Moy Hand
Crovernor
Tauehburg
Spencer, N. Co
Heine Line
Claton
Towa
Heine
Earl Warren
California
Alfred Driveell
Italy
Bill O'Dwyer
Garvat
U. S.A
Ecuador
Quito
el Comercio
la Plaza
University of Maryland
United States
Jorge Benavides
Santiago
Chile
Radio Quito
Benavides
Galo Plaza
Mars
Covasion
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Jackie Ruppert
Harold Ruppert
Prowler
Sailor
Lah
AON
Charles B Driscoll
Anes
Hill
Tan
Bil
Army
Navy
Beyhood
Gerald Bey
Chicago
Mrs. B
Gary
Alcatraz
Provident
Tom Dewey
Herbert McCuety
Ringhai
Neban
Geidents
Berea
Willard Keller
McCartys
Selon
Gilbert Wehrman
Welamanu Place
Nancy
News- Telegraph
Cumberland
Massenna
Cemetery Corner
Massena
News-Telegraph
C. M. Crcutt
Anita Pastor
Ada
Marita Merrill
Ross Merrill
Adair
Marian
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