Rediar Sper-diry on Budget Cuts and Faith in Congress
The text argues that splits threaten the Republican majority as disagreements over how much to cut from the federal budget grow. It depicts widespread skepticism toward promises to reduce spending, noting that most agencies resist cuts to their own budgets while favoring reductions elsewhere. It concludes that real reductions require every spending unit to accept meaningful cuts.
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House
Congress
Army
Navy
False prophets lure followers with slick rhetoric
A fragmented column warns how charismatic leaders exploit prejudice and religion to gain influence. It cites young gangs calling themselves The Columbians and other self serving figures who pursue power by stirring fears and securing leadership roles through manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friese
Shane Calucce
Wemper
Anne Ovginiadag
Sabe
Beilde
Do Good Too United With Troops Letters Of Kindness
A letter from Edger M. Kirschenmann, former pastor now army chaplain, notes good deeds by soldiers. He started a Sunday school for children near the front with 260 attendees. Soldiers organized to send gifts and toys, food, and clothing to German children, fostering mutual goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Rey
Edger M. Kirschenmann
Jewoship
Hatela
Rome
Shele
Kuester for House Speakership Garners Unanimous Support
The Cass County Republican caucus unanimously backs Qua Kuester as party candidate for House Speaker. Kuester has seven years in the Iowa Legislature with a reputation for fairness and honesty and broad support across party lines. The state will have strong leadership under his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Kuester
Iowa
Marshall Views on China Civil Rule and Science
Drew Pearson sketches Marshall in China. He lauds civilian rule restoration and broad education, urges moral emancipation, and notes Marshall’s critique of corruption like cumshaw. He recalls past tours, Philippines lessons on sports and health, and hints at future postwar policy shifts.
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Drew Pearson Sage
Gen
Marshall
China
Meral Man
Drew Pearson
Nanking
Orient
Woing
Cen
Edenre Nivel Marshall
Bob Hannegan
Stuart Symington
Marsh
Philippines
Hannegan
Chine
Marshal
Not a dealer but a sly midnight caller
A verse about a persistent young man who lingers in a household at night. He is not a car salesman or real estate agent but a teasing visitor who charms and flirts, asking when the family will go to bed while the parents and brother watch. The poem warns the lovely maiden to beware his coy advances.
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Neal
Moscow
Marshall
State Department
Dean Acheson
Truman
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Aera
Iowa City farmers expose charity subscription scam
A group of farmers in Iowa City reported a scheme where a man claimed a hospital charity subscription linked to Mere hospital and sold books for six dollars each. Half the money was said to go to the hospital, but Sisters and hospital officials denied any arrangement. A lawyer reviewing tax filings uncovered the donations were claimed as charity gifts.
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Iowa City
Eres
Mary Ite
Congress considers bill to curb epidemic impact on economy
The report notes Representative John co introducing a bill to combat the epidemic with a portal per sult and Gwynne arguing the measure would wreck the economy if not curbed. It mentions reflections on state land, interstate commerce, and praise for a Democratic former town session wit ha Porter reference and Horace M. Hayner noted from Des Moines.
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John Co
Seston
W Gwynne
Republic Byrpes
Eestor
Ge Ceal
Dick Mitchell
Porter
Iowa
Horace M. Hayner
Des
Fragmented excerpts reflect a mixed page on poetry and local life
A garbled section mentions poet signatures, D-day references, and a young writer intent on finishing a book before returning to the stage. It notes artistic ironies and local figures, plus scattered mentions of sports, household items, and a Bendix washer purchase, all presented in clipped, fragmentary form.
Dr and Mrs Schwende Mann Attend Omaha Concert
Dr and Mrs B A Schwende Mann traveled to Omaha Sunday to hear Frits Kreisier. They rode back by bus after a car mishap and found roads improved. A poisoning incident is noted involving Marcella and a sitter recording mystery tales for Stevie and Roy Metcalf.
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Mes
B. A. Schwendemann
Omaha
Frits Kreisier
Beft
Rieahes Henke
Mrs. Larne
Marcella
Stevie
Roy
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South Polar
State of
WAC Maresha
Plesse
He's
Serious
E. P
Rouse
Asi Lael
Ared
New York
Greenwich
Conn
Eng
Geadualy Takai Co’ Boerel
Enon
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bok
Fey Bey Wa
Ee Tabasape
Gtr
Yeeres
Pteachoo
Areld
Ioe
Roy Metcalf
CMU
Pak Yem
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