Acheson Defense in Foreign Policy Amid Home Criticism
The secretary of state's handling of the Hess affair draws critique, but his core work in foreign affairs maintains a defensive ring against communism, stabilizing U.S. ties with the western world. Bipartisan unity is urged to avoid internal brawls that could threaten international peace.
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Hess
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Japan
U. S
Truman
State Department
The Slowdown Declared Unlawful by NLRB
The slowdown is described as a tool of organized labor to control worker output and terms of service. The NLRB rules it a dischargeable offense. The piece argues public sentiment is turning against organized labor and its perceived authoritarian conduct.
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Labor Union
Politicians Dictate Tax Push Against War Spending
The piece argues the administration should cut federal outlay beyond defense and find savings elsewhere to ease tax pressure. It accuses current leadership of prioritizing political gains over prudent budgeting and laments ongoing war spending as only part of the burden.
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Koses
Dangerous dead end junction at Highways 92 and 71
Frequent accidents at the 92 and 71 junction prompt urgent action. Despite signs and warnings drivers ignore them, with westbound vehicles plunging into ditches and cross-traffic hazards increasing. The current setup is unsafe and must change.
Atlantic News-Journal Rates for 1879 Subscriptions
The issue lists subscription costs for Atlantic News-Journal dated March 1879 with pricing by duration and region. Rates include domestic, Cass county, Iowa outside, U S outside Iowa, and Canada options for one month to one year.
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Iowa
U. S
Canada
Political Cycle Echoes From 1926 Coolidge Era
A reflective piece compares the Truman era with Coolidge’s 1926 political cycle noting similar Senate majorities and rising figures. It highlights Mary land born Millard Tydings, Alben Barkley, Robert Wagner, Elmer Thomas, and other shifts shaping party control and pending 1952 speculations.
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Calvin Coolidge
White House
Congress
Senate
Harry Truman
House
Truman
Maryland
Prerin Millard Tyings
Tydinzs
John Marshall Butler
Grand jury to hear murder case against James Lons
Johnson county grand jury convenes Monday to consider murder charge against 53 year old James Lons. He is alleged to have stabbed Andrew Davelis, 39, in an incident linked to Princess case operator Lona. County Attorney Jack White said the jury will determine the degree if Lons is indicted.
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James Lons
Johnson County
Jack White
Lona
Andrew Davelis
White
Lons
These by George and Sokolsky The Case Of Mr Acheson
The column surveys postwar foreign policy debates centering on Acheson and cabinet politics. It notes attention to Teheran Yalta Potsdam and Communist influence in the state department while discussing elections and the fate of Dean Acheson amid partisan tension. It mentions Dewey Taft Millikin Bennett Nixon Dirksen and Butler in the context of anti communism.
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New York
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GOP
Clarence Brown
Ohio
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Robert A. Taft
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Richard Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Rogers
China
Moros
John M Butler
Tydings
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
State Department
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Alger His
Amerasia
Pat Hurley
Stilwell
Marshall
Chiang Kaishek
Korea
United Kingdom
India
United States
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Man
R Acheson
Fire Damages Wiota Farm Near Behrends Home
Nov. 6 fire devastates the Nichola farm southeast of Wiota. Investigating units say Behrends residence nearby escaped damage as crews battle the blaze. Chief Justice nomination chatter noted in unrelated column.
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Wiota
John Nichola
Behrends
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