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The Atomic Bomb Must Go
A宣text urging the elimination of atomic weapons as a safeguard for all nations. It warns that even targeted use could harm allies and attackers alike, calling for long study and restraint before any uncontrolled deployment. The piece cites Baruch’s call and fears global radioactivity and catastrophe.
The Vanishing City Decline of Great Urban Centers
Analysis notes a trend away from large cities driven by fear of atomic threats, commuting burdens, and better rural opportunities. It argues population and production will spread to wider areas for a more pleasant, roomy living, with other factors supporting the shift.
Nebraska Election Reflections on Voter Focus and Stassen Factor
The piece argues Nebraskans voted more for personalities than issues in a conservative versus progressive race. It notes outsider Stassen may have shifted votes and questions shifts in Polk County sheriff attitudes toward liquor and gambling, awaiting further explanation.
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New World Order
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Griswold
Klan actions and Braden resignation in 1946 politics
In Atlanta Klavern No 1 on June 3 Grand Dragon Samuel Green denounced Drew Pearson Ralph McGill and the Atlanta Journal. Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall orders a probe into the Klan with Dan Duke leading the effort while Braden resigns as assistant secretary of state over Latin American policy issues.
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Keep Busy And Find Useful Work To Lift Your Mood
Encourages staying active to banish worry and sadness. urges completing tasks, avoiding regret, and using productive work to improve mood during discouraging days. Emphasizes that joy follows purposeful effort even when luck feels bad or plans fail.
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Edgar A. Guest
Road safety advice urges patience and steady driving
Officials warn drivers to take it easy on the road and allow extra time. The message emphasizes avoiding speed to ensure safe arrival and prevent accidents.
Former Adair Man Kil led in Ohio Tractor Accident
Adair resident James Mason aged 58 died in Cleveland Ohio after a tractor backed over him on his son’s farm. Burial was in Greenfield Saturday. A graduate of the local high school and Town State College Ames he worked for Bell Telephone as an electrical engineer and retired as a pensioner. Survived by wife son William and brother Dana. second cousin of Mrs F O Brownlee who attended the funeral with her son Darrell.
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Moving Bins Consolidated Near Anita Coun ty Yard
Government 2800 bushel steel bins are moved from Anita and Wiota areas to a lot north of the county maintenance shed. The bins, all empty now, are to be used again for government grain storage and moved to one location to ease regular inspections. Fifteen bins came from Farmers Elevator in Anita and five from Jewett Grain in Anita.
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American spirit shines in humane travel notes and letters
Traveling back to New York from the West, a columnist describes optimistic attitudes abroad and in the South and West. He relays reader letters praising dogs, concerns about antique values, and praise for J Coy Fraser’s charity. He notes Louisiana official Harry D Wilson remains energetic at 77 after decades in service.
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Thieves Slaughter Hogs on Hancock Farm
Sheriff L H Tyler said Deputy Fern Medinley is probing five hog thefts from Jim Anderson’s Hancock area farm five miles southeast of Hancock. Hogs weighing about 0 pounds were butchered Monday night at the north end of the farm, but the loss was not found until Wednesday. Drive carefully on curves and hills. Be alive tomorrow.
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AVC Ends First National Convention in Des Moines
Des Moines June 17 The American Veterans Committee wrapped a three day four night convention voting to keep Bolte as chairman and Harrison as vice chairman. It formed a constitutional platform and named eight regional vice chairmen with 16 planning committee members still to be counted. The group discussed a possible name change and next convention site while seeking a 1 000 000 WW II veterans membership.
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Journalism award cited for Chicago-Harold J Schrader
Towa University graduate Chicago-Harold J Schrader received a citation of achievement from Sigma Delta Chi the professional journalism fraternity. The group also announced similar awards to 19 other men graduates in journalism across universities nationwide.
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Harold J. Schrader
Towa University
Sigma Delta Chi
William McKenzie Dies in Washington Cabin Fire
William McKenzie of Goldendale Washington died in a cabin blaze on May 26 found by firemen after they fought through the flames. He likely died from fumes while attempting to escape. Born in Scotland in 1871 he came to the United States as an infant and was raised by the Murchison family in Griswold Iowa. He never married and had lived near Griswold before moving to Yakima and later Goldendale. His cousins Mrs Baughman and Mrs Hall are his foster sisters.
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Jackson to Start for U. S. Mid July from Nuernberg
Justice Robert H. Jackson said his war crimes probe at Nuernberg would likely end by July 15 and he would return to the United States. He expected Nazi organizations such as the SS the Gestapo and Hitler Youth to be prosecuted next, with a five man commission preparing the trial. He avoided further comment on the Supreme Court controversy involving Hugo Black.
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Vance C McCormick Dies Noted Harrisburg Publisher
Vance C McCormick publisher of two Harrisburg newspapers industrialist and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee died yesterday in Harrisburg Pa He would have been 74 on Wednesday A former Harrisburg mayor and 1914 Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate McCormick retired from politics in recent years to publish the Harrisburg Patriot and The News.
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Vance C. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
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McCormick
Democratic Leader Promoted Wilson Re election in 1916
Harrisburg Evening News notes a national figure who urged Woodrow Wilson’s re election in 1916 serving as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The piece hints at ongoing civic safety campaigns and public service reminders urging caution with drinking before driving.
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