State basketball tournament praised for Atlantic hosting
Superintendent J L Gettys and staff are praised for the sub state tournament last week with strong spectator turnout and satisfactory finances. The piece notes Atlantic as a likely long term host, the Trojans eyeing the state title, PaPa Prom advancing, and Wiota Girls team continuing its state finals presence while others share in the region’s success.
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Defi Terms and Liberty Across Nations
Secretary of State George C. Marshall argues liberty as a universal idea to avoid misreading by Russians. He stresses clear terms to prevent two meanings across nations and to build lasting union and peace between Russia and the United States.
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Greek relief drive appeals for aid to Cass County
Local residents report receiving letters from Greece asking for help in the form of clothing and basic necessities. County Chairman Chris A. urges donations to aid Greeks in need, noting food clothing and shelter are scarce and any relief is welcome.
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Gregee
Democracy versus Communism Convert Propaganda
An analysis notes groups promoting communism worldwide exploit hardships to win converts. It argues they prey on destitution and distrust in democracy, deflect attention from their failures, and persuade people that salvation lies with communists. It warns that still more followers may be drawn.
Truman Faces Critics Over Greek Royalist Ties
Washington opinion splits on Truman's Turkey and Greece policy amid concern that Greek royalist figures and a controversial priest gained access to the White House and state department. Reports cite past scandals involving Rev Daniels and Archbishop Athenagoras, with implications for foreign policy decisions.
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Saint Patrick Remembered for Kindness and Simplicity
Edgar A. Guest recounts how St. Patrick cherished flowers and trees while prioritizing humble people over scholarly pursuits. He lived simply, comforted the afflicted, and died with gentleness. his deeds earned sainthood while kings faded from memory. On St. Patrick’s Day bright memories endure.
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Des Moines High School Play Festival at Drake
The 17th annual play festival for Iowa high schools and junior colleges will be held at Drake University from April 14 to 19. Eleven schools are already enrolled. Final registration date is March 24.
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Chase at the a Washington D C I am in pany
A fragment notes political maneuvering as a committee plans to close offices and shift operations, while General John Maxkey loses to former Governor O Conor. It mentions hoover restoration, Shenandoah mayoral bid by Jim Pearson, and Claud R Cook joining the local Republican column.
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Former Minnesota player signs on for round robin demand
A former Minnesota athlete, among 16 first teamers, joined a round robin demanding a greater voice in government. The group aims to reduce bureaucratic friction, improve labor relations, and pursue unity in party politics as reform calls rise.
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Church member dies after collapse during service
Milton Molbers, 20, a Covenant Evangelical church member, collapsed in the pubst yesterday and died before a congregation doctor could be summoned. Rev Holmberg, a recent arrival from North Park College, attributed the death to a heart attack.
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Farm En Separator Update From Local Court
A local farm equipment notice reports a ruling on separator use in farming operations. The brief notes changes affecting farmers and mentions the involved agricultural bodies and dates.
Iowa Agriculture Knowledge Quiz Prompts Public Opinion
A fragmented prompt discusses Iowa agriculture and asks readers to answer true or false questions. It claims Iowa has 96 percent of land in farms and mentions border and production ideas while prompting a knowledge rating based on correct responses.
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Russians Eye Auction of Long Island Mansion
Isidore G. Needleman, attorney for the Russians, reports the 57 room mansion on Long Island North Silk Head area may be torn down for school or hotel use as buyers plan new homes on half acre parcels. The estate has rented since last year with neighbors noting the move toward development and sales.
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Strike to Hit Rubber Plants by CIO UAW Members
About 100,000 members of the CIO United Rubber Workers in Goodyear Firestone Jodlvich and related plants planned a midnight wage strike. President L. Buckmaster announced the action as part of the "big four" rubber companies.
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