Editors predict political nominations in United States News poll
The Atlantic News Telegraph reports a United States News poll showing editors favoring Vandenberg for the nomination and Dewey and Taft as strong runners. The piece notes editors’ confidence in prognostication and hints at potential consequences and public reaction.
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United States News
Vandenberg
Dewey
Taft
Stassen
Warren
Martin
Fourth Estate
Bronx
A Practical Plan to Support Farm Prices Without Hurting Consumers
The National Planning Association's agricultural committee proposes a plan where farmers sell at market price and the government pays the difference to ensure support prices, allowing lower consumer prices when markets fall while protecting farmers. Applies to all farm commodities under current support.
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Agricultural Committee
The
National Planning Association
Editorial briefs warn of control and censorship
The piece argues freedom fades when dissent is silenced and Czechoslovakia loses books not approved by Russian communists. It laments ongoing highway fatalities caused by speed and carelessness, noting the persistent failure of drivers to learn from accidents.
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Czechoslovakia
Taft Would Be GOP Nominee If Senate Picks Help
Drew Pearson surveys Senate Republicans and Democrats praising Taft for honesty and courage while noting his liberal shift since 1939. He argues Taft, though brusque, could win the GOP nomination if the Senate majority chose him, contrasting isolationist stances with foreign policy shifts.
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Bob Taft
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Martha Taft
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
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David Lilienthal
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Yale
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Nature's Fancy Work by Just Folks Edgar A Guest
Poem contemplates Mother Nature engaging in delicate crafts beyond human labor. It paints vivid images of tiny, jewel like canaries and other natural creations as exquisite artistry from nature rather than human hands. The verse invites reflection on beauty produced by the world itself.
Mould As Wild Canaries Black and Gold
A concise tribute to the bright wildness of canaries, the piece paints birds in bold black and gold hues. It reflects on nature’s vigor and the cheerful, darting life of small creatures as symbols of spirited charm.
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Canaries
Edgar A. Guest
Insect and Weed Killer Care Urged
Davenport report urges careful use of insect and weed sprays to avoid harming farm animals. J R Underwood notes potato insects in Iowa destroy 26 to 60 percent of yields. DDT may boost growth in some plants. Emphasizes proper mixing and strict following of directions when spraying entire fields.
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Davenport
J. R. Underwood
Scott County
Underwood
Iowa
New York City pen fan blasts ballpoint woes and a winded waiter
A New York writer recalls loving a light pocket ball point pen after years of failing fountain pens. He jokes about a wife’s washer disaster and notes the city’s eight million population strains on transit and housing, suggesting migrants move to Texas or Minnesota.
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New York
Dick Hyman
Red
C. B. Driscoll
The
Electric Light Company
New York City
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Pronunciation Advice Highlighted by English School Quote
The quote contrasts born Americans who earn high pay for talking with others who struggle to pronounce words. He notes, Oh, I went to a good school over there.They wouldn't stand for supply Eng lish. This line appears in a McNaught Syndicate release.
Adair Legion to Sponsor Carnival This June
The Adair American Legion and Auxiliary announce a carnival at the athletic field from June 28 to 30 featuring the Diamond Amusement Co with four rides and concessions. A Flag Day display dates back to 1497. The Auxiliary will run a food sale and elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting.
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Adair Legion
Adair
American Legion and Auxiliary
Diamond Amusement Co
Wm. Ryan
Wayne Smith
Wayne Hobson
Keith Noland
Nadine Arnold
Fred Scarlet Jr
al Hobson
H. L. Hocamp
Chas. Graham
H. J. Olsen
Ruth Kopp
Mary Walker
Clarinda Petri
Roy Stephenson
Youth Fellowship Attends Des Moines Meeting
At the convention Osney attended the Youth Fellowship gathering in Des Moines on Saturday. Attendees included John Morris, Joan Turner, Patty Turner, Donna Dupuy, Oliver McClure, Wayne Grett, Richard Schmidt, Gladys McClure, Evelyn Martin, and Maxine Martin.
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Osney
Des Moines
John Morris
Joan and
Patty Turner
Donna Dupuy
Oliver McClure
Wayne Grett
Richard Schmidt
Gladys McClure
Evelyn Martin
Maxine Martin
Vacation Bible School Closes at Massena Church
A week of vacation Bible school ends with a program and handwork display at the local Baptist church. Mrs. Charles Segerstrom announced the program numbers and awards, Ruth Ellen Jensen played piano, and children collected over $5 for missions.
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Massena
Charles Segerstrom
Ruth Ellen Jensen
Pilano
School House Burns After Lightning Strike
A Summit No. 5 school house south of Adair near the John Newport farm was struck by lightning and burned to the ground Friday morning. No injuries reported as the building was destroyed.
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Adair
Summit No. 5
John Newport
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