Less Fear Of Russia Presidential Views On Korea War
The piece argues a shift in American thinking away from Russian threat fears due to Korea. It cites Russia's hesitation to intervene, the U S military firepower advantage, and the draining Korean conflict as factors. It concludes that Russians are not as formidable as once believed and that the public is reassessing Soviet strength. Potential implications for U S policy and morale are noted.
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U.S
Russia
MacArthur
Korea
U. 8
Europe
U. S
Moral Standards in Government Commentary on RFC ethics
The statement by Donald Dawson questions ethics in RFC operations. It flags free hotel stays and wage gains from borrower firms as possible improper favors. It argues innocence is troubling and suggests public trust erodes when officials cannot see wrongdoing. It warns ignorance worsens risk to citizens.
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RFC
Donald Dawson
Atlantic City Plans New City Planning Commission
The Atlantic has formed a new city planning commission to study duties and craft an orderly, long term development plan. The group is gathering information from other communities and sources, proceeding cautiously to ensure a thorough, well defined framework.
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Atlantic
New City Planning Commission
Planning Commission For
Local Planning Commission
Beardsley Faces Tight Schedule Of Signatures And Appointments
Des Moines notes Gov. William Beardsley must sign or veto about 40 remaining laws by next Wednesday and then consider 42 appointments due by June 30. He also faces increased requests for speeches after the legislative session ends, with next week’s stops at Town City, Murray, St. Ansgar, and Pella.
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Des Moines
Laws
William 8. Beardsley
Town City
Murray
St. Ansgar
Pella
Back on Schedule after Week Narrowly Repaired Track
Griswold-Griswold’s one train resumed runs Tuesday night after a week with no service caused by a track washout near Stennett. The piece notes the train’s return and the public’s reaction to the joke about laughter as medicine, quoting Donald A. Laird on humor’s appeal and labeling.
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Griswold
Stennett
Army flags second division for European duty
Washington reports the army has alerted a second regular division for overseas service. The second armored division, based at Fort Hood Texas, is told to be ready while the fourth infantry division at Fort Benning Georgia prepares to depart for Europe as part of Eisenhower supreme command plans. Officials say at least two national guard divisions may join later, but no decision has been reached.
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Fort Hood
Tex
Army
Fort Benning
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Guard
Vacation church openings announced for Anita and Wiota
Anita and Wiota will host vacation church sessions under Rev J M Kinney with dates May 21 to June 3 at Anita and May 28 to June 10 at Wiota. School hours run 9 to 11:80 am with Sunday closing exercises featuring pupil programs and perfect attendance awards. Classes for kindergarten through intermediate grades plus recreation and handcraft are offered. Do not drive if you drink.
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Anita
J. M. Kinney
Wiota
Published Evening Rates and Mail Subscriptions
Publication details for the News Telegraph published in Algonquin Iowa with dates, pricing by mail, and subscription options. Rates vary by location including Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S outside Iowa, and Canada. Prices show one month to one year terms and special regional rates.
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Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
U.N. Debates Arms Boycott of Red China
Drew Pearson surveys backstage U.N. diplomacy over banning arms to Red China amid Korean War tensions. He recalls past “pussyfoot” policies by Britain and the United States, noting MacArthur’s export policies and British trade through Hong Kong as factors in the current crisis.
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America
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An Uncle's Rank and the Joy of Caring
A poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1951 extols uncles as proud holders of honor next to fathers. It describes an uncle’s daily duty to care for nieces and nephews, provide beyond parents’ limits, and cherish the role as a blessing granted by the Lord.
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Edgar A. Guest
Governor Beardsley to Speak at Audubon Meeting
Audubon Govenor William Beardsley is set to address a Republican county gathering in late September, announced GOP Chairman John Mallonee. The event underscores party organization and upcoming campaign activity in the county.
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OPS issues ceiling price order for barber shops and services
The Office of Price Stabilization sets ceiling prices for barber and beauty shops laundries and parking lots covering millions of service operators with over 10 billion in yearly business The rule largely preserves base period prices through Dec 19 to Jan 25 and requires posting within 30 days from May 16 Rollback penalties apply to unintended price increases to stay compliant.
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Eoin
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Open Door Policy and China Policy Through World War II
George E reviews United StatesChina policy from the Open Door concept to wartime diplomacy. He notes historical notes on Hay references, the Cairo Teheran and Yalta era roles, and the Washington conference guarantees, with critique of U S facilitation of Soviet influence in China.
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John Hay
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United States
China
Aussie
Engas
Manchuria
Sebastian
Staten
Charles Eve
Mate
Belgium
Great
France
Italy
Teheran
Alta
Babson proposes new program for colleges and draft era
Roger W. Babson argues for accelerated education as a remedy for privately endowed colleges facing draft pressures. He cites the Babson Institute’s past successes and suggests phased experiments with military and civilian institutions, including combining senior high school with early college work, to maintain discipline and efficiency in hard times. He questions broad shifts and favors targeted, gradual reforms.
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Korean War Veterans to Receive Same Benefits
President may approve legislation granting Korean War veterans the same medical, hospital and domiciliary benefits as other veterans. The bill, now with President Truman, would provide medical care and burial benefits for veterans and their dependents, aligning Korean veterans with World War II privileges.
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Cos
Congress
Lookin Around Readers Share Letters From Far Afield
A rambling local column recaps reader notes and anecdotes from family letters, soldiers in Korea, and neighbors. It mentions a box of books sent to Cpl Albert Kern in Korea, a front porch talk with George Wakeman, cigar shop cards, and a magic refrigerator tale. The piece also notes weather and garden tidbits, hospital visits, and daylight saving time mixups in Atlantic.
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Albert Kerns
Anita
Korea
G. I
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Fire Alarm Causes Incident at Starhor Bee Home
A stove spill near the Starhor Bee tenborg residence 1% miles east of Mamlin sparked a blaze on Monday evening. Firefighters arrived and contained the small fire with no injuries reported.
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