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Competition Will Be Tough and US Market Losses
A brief dispatch notes Brazil may outbid the United States for postwar markets. The piece argues America must compete on world prices, accepting low wages and slim profits to keep jobs, stressing broader impact on productivity and employment.
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Bombing strength rises with new planes and loads
In 1940 the greatest number of planes sent against the enemy in 24 hours was 250. By 1944 the figure reached 7,500 as newer bombers carry heavier loads. The bomber force now often faces little resistance, and its effectiveness will ease the invasion from the west by crippling enemy defenses.
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The Ku Klux Klan Disbands Amid Democratic Praise
The article proclaims the Ku Klux Klan extinct and urges celebration among supporters of democracy. It condemns the Klan’s methods as Gestapo like and its aims as dictatorial, while noting fears it could revive during hard times when jobs and positions may be reserved for certain colors or religions.
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Rome's Glories Saved as Nazis Flee Front Gates
The piece notes American GIs in Rome can study its art treasures and religious history, highlighting Rome's value to culture and faith. It argues Rome's preservation was not accidental, contending Nazi retreat to seek a stronger line explains the city’s survival and questions their claims of sparing it.
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Italy
First Lady's Remarks On Churchill Stir Public Debate
Mrs. Roosevelt voiced blunt skepticism about Winston Churchill's Commons speech, confirming longheld private doubts among White House friends. The piece notes her view that Churchill wears the empire in political terms, and highlights wartime tensions on promotions and policy questions including OPA tire ration probes and a beekeeping anecdote involving Maury Maverick.
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Quebec
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Washington column notes Gillette Ames conference hemp use
Washington reports Sen. Guy M. Gillette and another agricultural subcommittee member will attend a June 13 14 Ames Iowa State College conference on hemp and possible use of flexatrow as hemp raw material. Also noted are preparations for hearings on amendments to the corrupt practices act and updates on Gov. Hickenlooper, Rep. Paul Cunningham, Red Cross donor Karl LeCompte, Fred White the highway engineer, and the status of John Zug awaiting induction.
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Marine Brayton-Robert L. Christen Returns on 30 Day Leave
Marine Brayton-Robert L. Christen, who served two and a half years in the South Pacific, arrived Friday for a 30 day leave to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris T. Christensen.
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Ground Crew Shortage Forces Army Air Force Draftees
Report notes a critical shortage of ground crew for the air force unit requiring ten personnel on the ground for each airborne soldier.
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Rapid changes mark end of era in American letters
The article notes a wave of literary figures passing away, including George Ade and Alexander Woollcott, and mentions contemporaries like Hendrik Willem van Loon, Irvin Cobb, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Will Rogers. It also describes John Reed King’s quiz show work, a large meat market selling offal in New York, and a meeting with actor Bruce Reynolds known as Lawrence Loring.
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Humphrey Cobb
William Allen White
F. Driseill Scott Fitzgerald
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Alexander Woollcott
College Girls in Summer Camps Leaders Named
Simpson college student Griswold LaDeane Osler will supervise handicraft at the YWCA camp at Lake Okoiboji this summer. Drake University student Marilyn Denham and Iowa State Teachers College student Maurine DeWitt will serve as counselors at Campfire Girls activities in Boone. War Savings Stamps available at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
Italy as seen by Lt Col Kluever in stark verse
A war letter from Lt Col A F A Kluever to Roy Metcalf contrasts Italy’s poverty and filth with its grand past. He paints scenes of crowded streets, dirty living conditions, beggars, damaged infrastructure, and vivid depictions of urban decay, while noting the beauty of palaces and cathedrals behind the squalor.
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Emil C. Klunever
Italy
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Duevus
Sina
A Boy Named Williams and the Y M C A Dream
Edgar A Guest chronicles a boy named Williams who envisioned a creed beyond toil and profit. He sparked a worldwide movement toward brotherhood and uplift, leading to a century of labor for human souls and richer meanings beyond mere pleasures, even after Williams’ death.
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Verdict favors Anita defendants in forceful entry case
A Massena jury returned a verdict for defendants Mr and Mrs Ed Brownsberger in a suit by Claude Kitelinger of Anita for forcible entry and detention. The panel included Jack Logue Fred Brower Roby Crum Cecil Ranny Alton Powell and L W Sackett. Change of venue had been secured from Justice Takir corre of Anita to Massena.
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Jack Logue
Fred Brower
Roby Crum
Cecil Ranny
Alton Powell
L. W. Sackett
Ed Brownsberger
Claude Kitelinger
Anita
Takir Corre
Ed Waener
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Lookin Around FOS Reflects Rural Transit and War News
The Atlantic group en route to Grinnell faces a crash rescue after a car rolled over near Adair, injuring several. Red Oak and Shenandoah youths ride to join the trip, highlighting the need for a north south bus line. Lt Gov Blue resigns GOP nomination as invasion news fills the back pages, while local letters joke about sugar for rhubarb. The piece laments turnout and ponders voting amid wartime duty.
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Atlantic
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G. H. Dunkleman
Audubon Union Bible School Closes After Sunday Program
Audubon union Bible school ended Sunday with a demonstration at the Methodist church. Pupils from Christian Presbyterian and Methodist cooperation churches attended, enrollment 109, average attendance over 90, supported by twenty teachers and helpers. The Lutheran school also closed with an afternoon program at the Evangelical Lutheran church with over 70 attendees. All the news won it t5 news in The News Telegraph.
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