New Theory on Solar System Origin by Dr. Kuiper
Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper of the University of Chicago proposes that three billion years ago a huge sphere of gas and dust rotated around the sun. It flattened into a disk, broke into eddies, and these eddies condensed into planets with rings of gas and dust around some. Saturn’s rings did not form satellites due to their proximity.
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Earth
Gerard P. Kuiper
University of Chicago
Kuiper
Saturn
Nourse Warns on Economy in Speech to Farm Equipment Group
Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, president's economic advisor, urged restraint and discipline in a talk to the National Farm Equipment Association. He warned against rising living standards from expanded production while labor seeks shorter hours and government runs deficits amid subsidies and quotas. He stressed private industry and cautious fiscal policy to sustain economic progress.
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Edwin G. Nourse
Truman
National Farm Equipment Association
Militarism grows in Russia through compulsory youth training
The piece warns that Russia's militarist regime radiates through youth programs and school based military training. It notes youths over 12 receiving two hours weekly, widespread uniform units, medals, and ceremonies. Patriotism is stressed, fostering a warlike atmosphere and long term entrenchment in military culture.
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Russia
Germany
Just Folks Py Bonan A GUEST
Instructional verse for new drivers emphasizes pedestrian safety and cautious driving. It warns of children darting into streets and urges vigilance at lights and signs, noting disaster follows reckless behavior and urging courtesy and patience.
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Just Folks Py Bonan
Trust the Right of Way, A Quiet Moral Poem
A short verse admonishes daily conduct and integrity, urging caution in extending authority or assuming superiority. The writer notes that true progress relies on patience, fairness, and respect for others on the road and in life.
Half Iowa Counties Complete Plans for Crop Drive
Des Moines report says half the Iowa counties have organized for the Christian Burial Overseas Program campaign set for November 6 to 18 to collect bulk food for overseas shipment. Kirk Fox, editor of Successful Farming and CROP chairman, notes strong county cooperation and expects state-wide organization soon. CROP is a inter-church relief effort sponsored by Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kirk Fox
Successful Farming Magazine
CROP
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Audubon Girl Joins Iowa State Teachers College Paper
Audubon resident Lila Jean Grotelu schen has been named to the staff of the College Eye at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. She is a 1948 graduate of Audubon High School. Do not drive if you drink.
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Audubon
Lila Jean Groteluschen
College Eye
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Audubon High School
Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Publication Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication evenings except Sunday with paper rates for various delivery options. It details editor contact, association memberships, and subscription prices by carrier, mail within Iowa, nearby counties, and nationwide Canada and U.S. outside Iowa. Specials include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates.
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News-Telegraph Pub, Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
NAM Analysis Favors Brannan Plan For Farm Aid
Drew Pearson reports NAM prepared a cautious but surprisingly pro Brannan analysis. NAM outlines advantages like directness and broader income support, while noting weaknesses such as price distortions and reliance on subsidies. NAM argues plan could raise farm income, support nutrition, and align with national security, with costs potentially 3.4 to 4.4 billion dollars.
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Drew Pearson
NAM
Brannan Farm Plan
Brannan
Wasington T
Grup Eek
Truman
Manufactuer
Headlie
WAM
NAM Research Department
NAM Analysia
The
Congress
Capital
G.O.P
Republican National Committee
Capitol Radio Room
Radio Room
G.O.P. National Committee
Sam Ingrams
Naval Reserve
Hamilton
N. Y
Enyvy
Sam Ingram
New York State
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Drop in 1950 meat prices and supplies predicted
Washington estimates for 1950 foresee an average meat per consumer of about 150 pounds, up from 147 this year and below the 155-pound 1947 peak. Pork leads the decline in price with a 7 to 10 percent production rise and a spring pig crop up at least 5 percent, while beef and veal supply stays near current levels amid strong beef demand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Massena Completes 25 Corn Storage Bins Project
In Massena a ten acre plot across highway 92 near Main street has been leased from Mrs. Casper Schmidt for corn storage. Twenty five steel bins are now completed with rapid construction and an estimated capacity of 170000 bushels of shelled corn being resealed by the government under the supervision of Jas. Rowland of the Farmers Co-Op.
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Massena
H. R. Perry
Robin Groves
AAA
Casper Schmidt
Highway 92
Jas. Rowland
Farmers Co-Op
These Days Geo E SokolsKy on A D A and socialism
A 1949 King Features Syndicate column argues that the A D A founded by New Dealers promotes Fabian socialism and welfare policies. It contrasts social democrats with communists, warning that the middle group enables leftist rule and state control of production.
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Waterbury
Conn
Chester Bowles
Hartford
Karl Marx
Americans For Democratic Action
Harry Truman
United States
Truman
Roosevelt
Leon Henderson
Hubert Humphrey
Great Britain
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Elmer Davis
David Dubinsky
Russell Davenport
Mark Ethridge
Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wallace
Eisenhower
William C. Douglas
Hubert H. Humphrey
A.D.A
Brannan Farm Plan
FEPC
Europe
Fox
Social Democrats
Soviet Russia
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Audubon Opens Second Annual Community Chest Drive
Audubon launches its second annual Community Chest campaign with a 7 to 8 30 a m breakfast at the Memorial building. The $6000 budget mirrors last year and will aid nine welfare agencies including Boy Scouts YMCA YWCA Salvation Army USO Cancer Society CROP and the Iowa Children's Home society. A contingency fund supports local emergencies while 60 drive workers are aided by the Audubon Y Teens. Baby sitters will be provided for mothers assisting in solicitation.
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Audubon— Audubon
Boy Scouts
YMCA
YWCA
Salvation Army
USO
American Cancer Society
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Dwarf Midget Convention Would Be a Big Thing
Five retired small people from circus plans a Bay Area gathering. Al bert Anderson hosts Hilda Lang James Cooper and Mrs Anderson to discuss a regional convention. Anderson explains the difference between a dwarf and a midget noting Lang is the sole midget among them.
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San Francisco
Albert Anderson
Hilda Lang
James Cooper
Anderson
Bay Region
Mins Lang
Safety Pins and Cautions Highlight Everyday Items
Mothers praise stainless steel safety pins for being sanitary and corrosion resistant. A caution urges careful driving to prevent deadly motor strip incidents.
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Food
Thought
Edgar A. Guest
Atlantic. News-telegraph
Caas
U. S
Canada
GEO. E. Sokolsky
Twentieth Century Atlas
Community Chest Fund
Albertson Cleaners
Chestnut St
Packard
Hayes Sales & Service
East Seventh St
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