Trademark Of 20th Century Man Speech At Nebraska
A University of Nebraska commencement speaker argued that modern cities blasted by war define the era and warned that arms races and atomic stockpiles fail to secure peace. He urged a moral, spiritual foundation and a new world order based on justice and brotherhood to end war. He hopeful graduates would influence a shift away from bombing toward peaceful understanding.
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University of Nebraska
Japan
China
Philippines
East Indies
Continent
Great Britain
North Africa
U.S
Smashing Barriers at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court issued orders eliminating segregation of Negroes in several instances, opening doors long closed. The columnist notes gradual progress of racial equality, with democracy expanding nationwide and even in the South. The piece emphasizes rapid social change affecting African Americans and realigning race relations.
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U.S. Supreme Court
South
U.S
Iowas New Look and Senate Race Tension
Iowa increasingly dammed ponds across southwestern regions to conserve topsoil and boost farming beauty. The senate race tightens as Loveland and Hickenlooper vie for the seat, with Iowa’s past hints favoring Hickenlooper but a hard win ahead for Republicans.
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Iowa
Senate
Loveland
Hickenlooper
Just Folks Edgar A Guest Best Source of Trouble
A reflective verse by Edgar A Guest on marriage and parenthood. The speaker argues that trouble and care from children are welcomed, shaping a life focused on home and family, finding joy in responsibilities and shared moments.
Dubuque Youth Dies Day Before Graduation
James Brimeyer, 17, a Dubuque High School senior slated to graduate today, drowned while swimming with two classmates in Shallow Bank creek, a Mississippi tributary. He starred in football and track and was to receive an attendance award for three years of schooling.
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Dubuque
James Brimeyer
Sioux Cityan Heads Boys State Governor for Four Weeks
A 16 year old Sioux City lad Dick White son of Mr and Mrs W D McGlaughlin was named governor of Boys State at Camp Dodge where 720 youths study citizenship. He led the nationalist ticket defeating Ralph Petersburger of Davenport as federalists warned of socialism. Other officers include Clair Radison Jim Fisher Ben Skyles Tom LeBuhn Ken Malis Peter Fisher Jim Reeder Stanley Richards Kenneth Rasmussen Jerry Anderson Dick Day Tom Jost Fred Anderson Richard Turner and Larry Peters. The American Legion sponsors the week long event with safety emphasis on highways.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Boys State
Camp Dodge
Dick White
W. D. McGlaughlin
White
Ralph Petersburger
Davenport
William S. Beardsley
Hawkeye
Clair Radison
Marshalltown
Jim Fisher
Clinton
Ben Skyles
Tom LeBuhn
Ken Malis
Boone
Peter Fisher
Bettendorf
Jim Reeder
Cedar Falls
Commerce
Stanley Richards
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Rasmussen
Guthrie Center
Jerry Anderson
Alicia
Supreme Court
Dick Day
Ames
Tom Jost
Cedar Rapids
Fred Anderson
Waterloo
Richard Turner
Larry Peters
The
American Legion
Atlantic News Telegraph Rates And Notices
Shipping details show subscription prices for carriers in Atlantic and Cass counties with rates for mail outside Iowa and U S, including one year sequences and monthly options. The notice lists editors and association memberships with publication details and postmark information.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Cass
U. S
Canada
Merry-Go-Round highlights and Diplomatic Maneuvers
Washington notes report small business labor and farm groups urging veto of basing point bill warning higher freight costs and living costs if signed. Truman rebuffs early East-West meeting. Lie seeks U.N. action while Kuzma Derevyanko faces disgrace for pro Anglo-American ties in Tokyo. London air bases eyed to support 8B-29s and B-36s. Harold Ickes proposed for world power talks.
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Drew Pearson
Bill Boyle
Truman
Lie
Washington
George Burger
National Federation of Independent Business
Wallace Campbell
Cooperative League
Don Montgomery
United Auto Workers
George Fretas
Retail Druggists
Ed Rowe
United Wholesale Grocers
William Marsh
National Association of Retail Tire Dealers
Boyle
Montgomery
Auto Workers
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania
Herbert O'Conor
Maryland
Burger
South Carolina
Burnet Maybank
Small Business Committee
GOP
Robert Taft
Ken Wherry
Trygve Lie
U. N
Acheson
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
Geneva
United Nations
Mr. Truman
Russia
West
TWN
China
United States
Trygve Lic
Capital
U.S.A
Kirk
State Department
Japan
Marshal Zhukov
Tokyo
Kuzma Derevyanko
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Paul Robeson
Henry Wallace
Claude Pepper
Mrs. Douglas
Helen Douglas
Warren Moscow
New York Times
Oxford University
Special Air Force
Britain
Oxford
Harold Ickes
World Power
London
Argentina
Stanton Griffis
Samuel P. Haines
Ways and Means
Haines
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
SPEBSQSA GANG MEETS IN OMAHA
In Omaha the SPEBSQSA convention gathers 2 500 expected attendees as 40 quartets compete for the 1950 championship. Capt. H H Copeland of Washington heads army music ties and will discuss ongoing serviceman recreation efforts. He'll lead community singing and train song leaders. Sweet Adeline is barred from contest use due to its alcoholic background.
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Omaha
Spebsqsa—Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
H. H. Copeland
Washington, D. C
Army Special Services Office
Army
Department of Soldier Music
Copeland
Barber Shop
Adeline
Darrell P. Adams
Detroit
Griswold Joseph Prokop Accepted to UI College of Dentistry
Griswold Joseph Prokop has been accepted to the University of Iowa College of Dentistry for the 1950 term. A Griswold graduate, he studied at Iowa State College Ames for a year and at the University of Iowa last year. He is a Pershing Rifles member, with military family ties, and completed the May dexterity test.
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Griswold
Joseph Prokop
College of Dentistry
University of Iowa
Joseph
Iowa State College
Ames
Pershing Rifles
College of Liberal Arts
R. V. Prokop
The Rule of Search in Amerasia Suspicions
George E. Sokolosky questions why the FBI seized hundreds of papers, including government and FCC documents, without a warrant. The piece examines Hitchcock's testimony, the 1,700 documents, and whether reporters like Gayn were morally or legally bound to avoid accepting stolen material in wartime.
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Robert M. Hitchcock
Tydings Committee
Francis Biddie
688
Fidl
OSS
Frank B. Bielaski
State Department
Jaffe
Kate Mitchell
Réth
Service
Larsen
Department of Justice
Hitchcock
Mark
Gayn
FBI
Federal Communications Commission
Amerasia
FCC
New York
OWA
George Edward Taylor
Elizabeth Downing
Barker
Tydings
Senator Hickenlooper
Bert Andrews
New York Herald Tribune
Mitchell
Roth
Grand Jury
Latgen
Why was the case not pursued
A public concern question asks why authorities or parties did not pursue a legal case. The wording implies a missing outcome or decision, with no further facts provided about the specific case, jurisdiction, or reasons for inaction.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Brewster Declares Warren Win Signals GOP Senate Victory
Washington reports Senator Brewster says Warren’s California primary majority boosts a Warren-Nixon ticket to win this fall against Roosevelt-Douglas. Roosevelt faces Nixon with two California incumbents nominated for Senate to replace Downey who did not run.
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Washington
Earl Warren
California
Brewster
Rme
Republican
Senate
Warren
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
House
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Richard M. Nixon
Downey
South Dakota GOP Nomination Tug-of-War Continues
Sioux Falls reports a doubtful result as an official canvass may be needed next week to determine the Republican governor nominee. The contest pits current Attorney General Sigurd Anderson against World War II flying ace Joe Moss of Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Siguard Anderson
Joe Moss
Law Makers of Yesterday vs Those of Today
In 42 of 1 946 precincts missing Anderson held 34.82 percent of votes for nomination needs 35 percent. Anderson total 36 119 votes. loss 33 646. If missing precincts do not push him over, the GOP state convention will decide next month. Foss expects missing votes to aid him and Boyd Leedom of Rapid City. Leedom had 19 938 votes.
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Anderson
Foss
Boyd Leedom
Rapid City
Leedom
Phillips resigns as Iowa Crippled Children director
Mrs. Dorothy J. Phillips resigns as executive director of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults effective Sept 1 after serving in the post since 1942. Des Moines report.
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Des Moines
Dorothy J. Phillips
The
Iowa Society For Crippled ,Children and Adults
Industrial Tale From New York Mines Drives Local Lore
A fragmented report notes New York state mines produce about 190000 tons annually. The piece hints at industrial history and local impact with vague phrases about labor and production.
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New York State
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West Side
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Tillie Tyler
Pacific
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