Truman era shifts from New Deal toward conservative governance
The article argues the Truman administration marks a move away from Roosevelt era policies toward practicality and business alignment. It contrasts Truman with Roosevelt, noting Truman’s divisive authority, cautious military stance, and a pendulum swing toward moderation between extremes.
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Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
School of Action
Vyhgra
Easta Mere Pad
Liew Yonkers
R Roosevelt
Seton
Nasturtiums Bloom Against the Odds in Abundant Display
The author notes how nasturtiums, once unreliable, now flourish abundantly after years of poor flowering. Despite heavy picking to keep them flowering, the plants continue to produce vibrant blooms everywhere from the beach to the kitchen, filling bouquets for neighbors and overwhelming the plot with color and perfume.
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Jean Cohiah
Truman Heads to Berlin for World Charter Talks
The president travels to Berlin for a conference to clarify the world charter framed at San Sigco. Officials warn the document is flexible and may require interpretations and changes as the Big Three or Big Four coordinate, with friction possible if France stays inactive.
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Truman
Berlin
Sansigco
France
Supreme Court
Pew
British note proves Soviet aided Austrian leader selection
Washington reports on a British note dated April 29 at San Francisco showing the Soviet Union notified the United States and Britain about Karl Renner forming a provisional Austrian government. It states the Soviets did not oppose Renner but later recognized his government, provoking diplomatic friction with the United States and Britain as Byrnes and others seek coordinated action in Berlin.
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Washington
Truman
State Byrnes
Russia
USA
Berlin
Crittelems
Renner
Austria
Yalta
Acgustria
San Francisco
Assiatta
Karl Renner
British Foreign Office
British Empire
United States
Britain
Moscow
Free Austrian Council
Linder’ Reiner
Henner
Lesderahin
Ier
U. S
Jimmy Byrnes
Old Atlantic Daily Free Press copy found in 1870 residence
Remodeling workers uncovered 1870 Atlantic Daily Free Press issues in Anna Henderson residence at 9th and Locust. Front page note "Whack Up" hints subscription payment. Also mentions no pig ban in city, weather notes, veterans returning, and a string bean tail science joke with playful tone.
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Anna Henderson
9Th and Locust
Atlantic Daily Free Press
Gross
Elk Horn Couple Christen Son at Lutheran Church
The article notes Elk Horn residents H. George Nissen and C. M. Nissen and their wife christened their son Mark Jon at the Lutheran church on Sunday.
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Elk Horn
H. George Nissen
Mark Jon
Lutheran Church
Simon Lake Inventor of Submarine Boats Remembered
The piece recalls Simon Lake, pioneer of underwater vessels, his bold ideas and trials. It notes his wealth rise and fall, photophobia from sun glare, and his role as a visionary whose designs influenced wartime submarine use despite financial hardship and poor business outcomes. Also mentions Avon, Massachusetts resident Herman A. Barker disputing a woodpecker tale.
Farmers brace as European corn borer threats grow
Ames Iowa July 10 Farmers who see slow growing corn face a tougher year due to borers entomologist Carl Drake says the smaller corn now will raise mortality of borers later though damage last year reached about 2 207 000 in town orns fields. Some borers now infest potatoes and tomato patches in eastern Iowa as the pest shifts to other crops.
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Ames
Uiscoys
Carl Drake
Drake
Ornfields
Towa
Folks by Edgar A Guest on Liberty and Brotherhood
Poem urging readers to honor the dead by living simply and loving one another. It recalls the fallen who fought for liberty and answers with a call to do good and treat others as shown by the Golden Rule.
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Edgar A, Guest
Dynamic Kernels harvest aims 106000 bushels by 1946
In Tecumseh Michigan Perry Hayden leads a six year wheat project begun in 1940 with a cubic inch seed. The 1945 harvest of 284? acres on Henry Ford farm aims for 6000 bushels by July 21 and funds a 10 percent tithe to the Tecumseh Friends church. Remaining grain supports Lenawee 4-H and the Dynamic Kernels foundation.
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Tecumseh
Mich
Perry Hayden
Tecumseh Friends
Henry Ford
Macon
Lenawee County
4-H Club
Church
Dynamic Kernels Foundation
Joker
Lenawee Fair Grounds
Friends’ Church
War Savings stomps Peterreyt at The Atlantic News
War Savings defeats Peterreyt in a decisive event at The Atlantic News. The outcome highlights a strong performance by War Savings and demonstrates growing momentum in the competition.
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The
Atlantic News
Draft brings back Atlanta veteran with honors
Former First Lt. William K. Dobson of Atlanta, wounded twice and discharged, is drafted again as a private at Camp Blanding Florida. An 84 point veteran he holds the purple heart oak leaf cluster and bronze star. He was wounded in Normandy on D day plus one and in Aachen in 1944 during the spearhead attack.
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Owen PD
Rene
Justin Hughes
Verona
Roberts
In .Goolidge
Wes
Herbert Hogeer Roberts
Mténe
Wiliam O. Dougles Aras
Columbia
Cef Justion
Zanesville
Ohio
U.S
Germany
Bilbo
F.E.C.P
Logan
Howard
Prague
Steinhardt
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Atlanta
William K. Dobson
U.S. Forest Service
Camp Blanding
Fla
Fort Benning
Normandy
Aachen
Dobson
Army
Chicago Man Charged With Steel Theft Shipment Scheme
55 year old Herman J. Cohn of Mid Western Steel Products faces federal charges after an information filed before Judge William J. Campbell. He allegedly obtained 1 600 000 pounds of steel without a secured priority rating and shipped food lockers to a Sioux City firm.
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Chicago
Herman J. Cohn
Mid-Western Steel Products Company
Willem J. Gampbel
George G. Kelly
Asnietant
U.S
Sioux City
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Newe-Telegraph
Fanageigen
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Atlaatic
Iowa
Dou Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
Tiree BR. Bamberger
Measeer
E. Kenwood
Species News
Keown
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Ital Nu
Este Lowa
Connde
GaRay
Rigo
Allen
Drew Pearson
Ressiena
Justice Stone
Atlantic
Eddie Mullins
Raymond Xitet
Doc Yates
Fike
New York
Pasai
Simon Lake
Aventor
Mr. Lake
Welf
Lake
Jules Verne
Verne
Herman A. Barker
Avon
Mass
McNaught Syndicate
Dnc
Edgar A. Guest
HCE Vounie
Sorep Nii
Metcalf’s
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