Republicans See Gains as Ohio and Illinois Provide Boosts
The Tuesday results show Republican momentum with Taft’s Ohio victory and Lucas defeat in Illinois signaling rising independent voter thinking. Maryland’s Tydings loss further unsettles Democrats while Cass County turnout reaches 7,192 of about 12,000 as turnout exceeds expectations for an off year.
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GOP
Ohio
Ilinois
Lucas
Taft
U. S
Senate
Chicago
Tydings
Maryland
Cass County
What Now for Communists A World War One Way Or Peace
The article weighs the risk of a third world war, arguing the west should avoid provoking the East while seeking peaceful resolution. It suggests a conducted tour for Chinese and Russian generals through U S industrial hubs and munitions plants could expose them to realities and foster peace.
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Tip Mip
Moscow
Usee
Russia
University
Rieenhower
Washington
Truman
Douglas
New York
Columbia
Columbia Law School
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Tokyo
Korea
Actiei
U.S
U.N
Yalu
Manchuria
North Korea
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Boulder Dam
MacArthur
Kington
Mapchurtan
China
Tibet
India
State Department
Formosa
Bell Synidieate, Inc
Atlantic News-Telegraph Ad Rates and Publication Details
The notice lists publication offices and editors for the Atlantic News-Telegraph and provides mail and carrier subscription rates for various regions including Atlantic and Cass counties, Iowa, the U S, and Canada. Rates cover one month to one year options with different regional pricing.
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Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Truman cabinet and court changes loom in 60 days
Drew Pearson reports a looming White House reshuffle with Dean Acheson and Fred Vinson edging toward new posts. Felix Frankfurter and William O Douglas considered resignations, Howard McGrath eyed for the court, and Francis Mathews to Ireland as George Killion rises.
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Truman
Vinson
Acheson
State Department
Huma
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Fdr
S&kate
Dean Acheson
Fred Vinson
Felix Frankfurter
William O. Douglas
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Howard McGrath
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
New York
Morris Ernst
Stuart Symington
Secretary of the Navy
Francis Mathews
Ashooon
Vinson Truman
Marshall
Alger Hiss
Harvard Law School
Vincen
White House
Moscow
Vinson Court
Hugo Black
Douglas
Columbia
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A travel roughs out a football fan from a visiting alma mater. He shouts and drinks, curses referees as robbers, and calls for harsh penalties. After defeat, his temper fades and he departs, a college bred man humbled by football. Take it easy on the road and plan ahead.
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RON College
Edgar A. Guest
Truman Grateful, Disappointed by Election Returns Aboard Williamsburg
President Truman, aboard the yacht Williamsburg on the Potomac, studied returns at 5 a.m. and expressed regret over the defeat of Senate leaders Lucas and Tydings Myers and several other Democrats. The report notes his mixed reaction and policy concerns while at sea.
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Mary Gail
Truman
Potomac River
Williamsburg
Senate
Lucas
Tydings
108 year old Moravia voter supports straight Republican ticket
Mrs Martha Hiatt, age 108, voted a straight Republican ticket in yesterday's election. She has voted in every election since women gained the right to vote and says she always votes straight Republican. Do not drive if you drink.
Bemis review questions wartime aims and Soviet threat
A reader analyzes Professor Bemis on William Henry Chamberlin and World War II policy. The piece questions whether U S aid to the Soviet Union and victory over Germany and Japan justify ongoing conflict with Soviet Russia and potential future confrontations in Asia.
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Germany
Japan
Rooesvelt
Axia
Hececary
Jancerens
World Mar Il
Soviet Russia
United States
Bemis
Russia
Aesa Mis
Willam Henry Chamber
Iheed
Bemis Asems
China
Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Remark on Roosevelt Policy and Allies Dialogue
The excerpt critiques American war aims, arguing the notion of fighting despite survival to confront Stalin is a remarkable but unfounded policy, noting it as a point not previously raised by critics like Pegler.
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Baler
Japan
Stalin
Roosevelt
Pegler
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Beardsley thanks Iowans for support in victory
Des Moines reports Gov. William Beardsley issued a statement thanking Iowans and his campaign workers for support after winning by a large majority. Allen Whitfield, campaign manager, quoted the governor on making Iowa better for current residents and future generations. Gillette sent congratulations to Beardsley from New Bernia.
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Des Moines
Lester S. Gillette
Beardsley
New Iernia
Warren's Daughter to Get Polio Serum
In Sacramento Nina Warren, 17, Governor Warren's daughter, was hospitalized with polio in very critical condition. A mercy plane from Chicago is due with serum that specialists say may arrest the spread but is not a cure. her paralysis affects both legs.
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Sacramento
Calif
Warren
Nina
Pollo
Chicago
Neb Republic at large wins primary upset in Omaha
A surprising victory by Howard Buffett of Omaha over a Democratic challenger reshapes Nebraska Republican results. The campaign shift signals a notable rise for Buffett amid the state party's electoral counts recorded today.
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Omeha
Howard Buffett
Omaha
Obilivac’s Campaign Claims Tight General Election Fight
Democrats see a glimmer as Gov. Val Peterson and Rep. A. T. Curtis from Minden delivered strong political battles in Tuesday’s general election.
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Make
Val Peterson
Rep
A T. Curtis
Minden
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