Dulles Seen as A Reform Choice for New York Senate
The piece contrasts New York senators past and present, praising John Foster Dulles as an upright, competent alternative. It notes current candidates including Vito Marcantonio, and argues Dulles could bring informed foreign relations expertise to the U.S. Senate, while acknowledging the political risks of race and religion.
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Root
Wadsworth
United States
Empire State
James A. O'Gorman
William M. Calder
Royal 8
CLL
Irving Ives
John Foster Dulles
New York State
Dulles
New York
Vito Marcantonio
Senate
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Druggists Convene Over Sleeping Pill Sale Rules
Des Moines area druggists begin meetings to discuss Iowa’s 1949 law requiring a prescription and physician approval to fill barbiturate sleeping pills. Sessions are set in Red Oak, Denison, Sioux City, Spencer, Far Dodge, Marshalltown, Waverly, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Ottumwa, and Des Moines with dates ranging through October 24.
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Red Oak
Denison
Sioux City
Spencer
Far Dodge
Marshalltown
Waverly
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Incomplete Economy Talk Surfaces in Senate Debate
Fragmentary notes discuss possible steps to improve the economy. Senator Byrd is cited suggesting methods to save money while the Harvey Commission is mentioned. The text criticizes government spending and rising national debt as masking real fiscal issues.
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Cas
Byrd
Harvey Commission
First Small City Embraces Atlantic Passage
A fragmented passage notes a line of travelers toward an Atlantic route as a large visible group gathers at a city deemed the first to begin a widespread movement. The text suggests mixed sentiment and partial progress amid bustling activity and public communication.
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Peggy Ge Mieoardien
Atlantic
Baseball End-of-Season Race Tightens in All Leagues
The season finished with both leagues’ champions just one game ahead of the runners up. Writers suggest a double world series after the final standings, noting any two of the four finalists could battle for the championship.
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Phice
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem recalling a change in the speaker as crowds and routines replace familiar grocery memories. The verse contrasts past intimate knowledge of grocers, brands, and clerks with present estrangement and a longing for simpler times.
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Edgar A. Guest
Milton Ploghoft Heads Audubon Co Education Assn
Audubon junior high principal Milton Ploghoft elected president of the Audubon county education association replacing Miss C Avias Runge of Brayton. Officiating officers include Alice Fritz, Mrs. Adie Rigsud, Anna Runge, Dorothy Jespersen, and Dorine Koov in various roles.
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Audubon
Milton Ploghoft
Audubon County Education Gestration
C Avias Runge
Brayton
Alice Fritz
Oof Crus
Adie Rigsud
Extra
Amluient County Rural Teachers Association
Anna Runge
Dorothy Jespersen
Sharon
Dorine Koov
Oakfield
Newspaper広告 viewed as backbone in advertising industry
The Low Press Association held a two day session praising newspapers as a universal advertising medium. Wesley J. Nunn of Chicago urged publishers and editors to promote newspaper ads as essential, while Warren of the Debwen Daily Register and Newt Davis of the News led a new board with several publishers joining.
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Pe Vmernes
oPi
Wrens
Low Press Association
Wesley J. Nunn
Chicago
Standard Oi Co
Ine Tblata
Nunn
Pova
Pewis
Warren
Debwern Daily Register
Lo.b
Newt Dai Vi Heever
the News
Paul Norris
Cetedal Viccer
Marshalltown Times
James Wilson
Carrot Tones
Asthur Kk
Wall Mary
Par
Oskalooea Herald
Dhmson McCoy
Pile Whisher
Waterloo Courier
Philatelists Meet in Kansas City for 650th Convention
The Mississippi Philatelic Society closed a meeting in Nebraska with 650 convention attendees planned for September in Lincoln. Officers named include Arthur Rogers of Council Bluffs Iowa treasurer Louis Cullman Cedar Rapids secretary Hang EF. Wice Cedar Rapids and other directors were elected.
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Khansas
Mistssippi Philatelic Society
Wehaweadas Ore Fem
Neb
Arthur Rogers
Council Blatts
Louis Cullman
Cedar Rapids
Hang EF. Wice
Atlantic News-Telegraph Publication Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph details publication information, editor F. DD. Simpson, office phones, post office entry date, and association memberships. It lists subscription rates by carrier and by mail for various regions including Cass county, other Iowa towns, and Canada.
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News-Telegraph Pub, Corp
F. DD. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Patton and Czech uranium mines tug at postwar policy
Washington notes clash over Patton's Czechoslovak advance and Soviet control of Jachymov uranium. The piece links Patton's diary, Yalta limits, and Moscow's demand for extraterritorial rights. It also recalls Alger Hiss, Truman’s atom story, and the changing U N posture with Nimitz and Jessup guiding U S diplomacy.
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George So
Poe Odest
Truman
Hassia
Cyechoslovakia
Red Army
U.S
Berlin
Enhower
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Yalta
Russia
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Vascoor
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Germany
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
State Department
Nat's Dairy Cattle Show Opens in 7th Annual Congress
Waterloo Iowa gates opened at 7 am for the 7th annual national dairy cattle congress and expo. The exposition runs through Sunday with entries from 4x states and Canadian districts. Six breeds Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein Jersey Milking Shorthorn are shown. Today is children's day with expected record attendance.
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Waterloo
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa
Canada
Guernsey
Jersey
Dalton Cox Dies Des Moines Real Estate Leader
Dalton E F Cox, 65, former auditor for the Iowa Railway Power and Light Co Cedar Rapids, died at his home here yesterday of a heart ailment. He had been a Des Moines resident for the last 10 years and was a real estate man and president of the Property Owners Association of Des Moines.
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Les Moines
Dalton EF. Cox
Iowa Railway, Power and Light Co
Cedar Rapids
Cox
Des Moines
Missionary Talk Highlights Life in India at Griswold
Mrs. Anna Aldrich of Council Bluffs spoke on life as the wife of a missionary in India, noting five grown children born there and fluency in Indian. She contrasted natives’ living conditions with nature’s beauty and demonstrated a traditional Indian garment. Fifty attendees.
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Griswold
Anna Aldrich
Counscil Bluffs
India
S. G. News Com
Glen Hurlbut
L. R. Hall
Mies
C. G. Johnson
Carl Senholz
Charles Cain
Joe Copenhaver
Earl Ellis
Bob Hooker
Gail Saffer
Carl Casey
Walk Against Traffic on Open Highway
A fragment urges pedestrians to move against oncoming traffic on an open highway. The intended action and exact location are unclear in the readable text.
Dulles Faces Senate Contest in Historic Unity Call
The article profiles John Foster Dulles as a highly educated diplomat with a bipartisan foreign policy legacy and his senate candidacy against Herbert Lehman. It contrasts Lehman as a liberal, UNRRA administrator with limited decisive leadership, while praising Dulles as intellectually formidable and uniquely qualified for Senate leadership.
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John Foster Dulles
United States Senate
Sin Francisco
Dewey
Herbert Lehman
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lehman
New Dealer
Fair Dealer
UNRRA
la Guardia
U.S
Elihu Root
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Brayton Klemish Visit To Royalty Texas
Mr and Mrs Joe Klemish leave today for Royalty Texas to visit their daughter Thelma Pittman wife of Willard Pittman at her home.
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Brayton
Joe Klemish
Royalty
Teex
Thelma
Willard Pittman
Kin Visit Aunts Spanning Burlington St Louis
Anita DeCamp and Mrs Kathryn DeCamp travel to Burlington to visit sister Mrs Bruce Engle then proceed to St Louis to see three aunts of their father James Morgan and a Chicago aunt. The elderly aunts range from 80s to 90 with instructions to drive carefully and allow ample travel time.
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Kathryn DeCamp
Burlington
Bruce Engle
St. Louis
Chicago
Alte James Morgan
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