Hoover Warns GOP on Foreign Aid and Productivity
Former President Herbert Hoover emerges as a key GOP economic adviser as he warns that U S gifts and loans threaten domestic productivity. He urges careful export estimates, reduced foreign aid, and stronger recipient nation productivity to preserve Western civilization. House hearings likely to hear Hoover testimony on Europe’s chaos and U S recovery.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Congress
Hoover
Europe
Taft
Ohio
Senate-House Economic Committee
Larely
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Bridges
R-N. H
U S Plans Against Red Tide Outline Four-Point Policy
The article outlines a U S plan to unite Europe amid East West tensions. It stresses ending occupations with Soviet ratification and withdrawing Russian troops except for communications forces in Romania and Hungary. It lists four points: persuade European leaders, cooperate with Russia where willing, uphold the Truman Doctrine outside the Russian bloc, and publicly expose Soviet expansion methods.
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Romania
Hungary
Acheson
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Europe
Russia
Russian Bloc
No Civil War Vets Attend Iowa Meeting
The 78rd annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment opened in Des Moines with no Iowa Civil War veterans present. State Commander James P. Martin, 99, of Sutherland, and Ebenezer McMurray, 102, Town City, stayed home unable to travel. Allied groups filled the delegates as it marked the first time in decades that no old soldiers attended.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa
James P. Martin
Sutherland
Ebenezer McMurray
Town City
Veteran fraternal groups merge for memorial ceremony
The ceremony will unite the Sons of Union Veterans, the Daughters of Union Veterans, the sons' auxiliary, the Women's Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G A R B in a joint observance. The event emphasizes shared history, service, and community remembrance.
Grain harvest seen at 140000 tons in Vienna report
The ministry of agriculture warned that only 140000 tons of grain may be harvested this year, far short of the 780000 tons needed. Poor weather hindered crop development, prompting the forecast. A stray note reminds readers to be cautious at a railroad crossing with look both ways guidance.
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Vienna
Ministry of Agriculture
Walter Buboltz Dies at 67 in Massena Rites Tuesday
Walter Buboltz, 67, Massena township farmer, died Sunday at 1:20 p m in Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs after an auto crash in the city on business. Survived by son Elmer and one grandson of Omaha, three brothers John Massena Frank south of Atlantic Herman Lewis vicinity, sister Anna Edwards Atlantic. Wife Josie Greenwalt died Feb 14 1936. Parents Bernard Buboltz Emma Freytag preceded. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m Massena Methodist church led by Rev Harold Butts.
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Omaha
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Lewis
Anna Edwards
Josie Greenwalt
Bernard Buboltz
Emma Freytag
Creston
Playgrounds to Open Wednesday at Grant School
The Grant school playgrounds sponsored by the Atlantic P T A council open Wednesday at 1 PM with a sack lunch and games. Miss Pat Herriott of Atlantic, Iowa State College student, directs activities. six week program runs weekly Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 5 PM after this week.
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Pat Herriott
Atlantic
Iowa State College
Chillicothe
Sunnyside
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