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End does not justify crooked means in Athens uprising
A historical editorial argues that even noble goals do not justify breaking the law. It cites ex service men in Athens Tennessee who ousted a political gang by force, triggering a townwide reign of terror and warnings against law violation by respectable groups.
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Editorial Briefs On Hog Calls Markets Labor Strife And Meat Shortage
Opinion notes deride hog calling as a farm routine, urge pre strike government mediation, question meat shortage causes amid a cattle run, and warn on labor costs. It argues jail for careless drivers can curb highway danger and critiques Red propaganda while urging production boosts.
Washington Merry Go Round on Labor Strife and SEC Return
Drew Pearson reports on a CIO AFL wage dispute tied to a 22.50 and 17.50 raise battle within maritime unions. He notes Captain Conway’s 22.50 AFL decision, wage board adjustments, and ensuing CIO AFL strife. The piece also covers SEC relocation fights, Byrnes Truman Germany policy talks, and FCC FM radio push aided by the Ladies Garment Workers.
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Just Folks and Quatrains by Edgar A Guest
A short poetry note presents several couplets and quatrains by Edgar A Guest. The verses contrast money with needs and the value of books versus future insight, prayer and aid, and parental advice versus tempting candy boxes.
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Baptism for Two Month-Old Boy in Local Methodist Church
Anita Christensen of Frederick Dale Christensen, two months old, was baptized Sunday morning at the Methodist church. Rev. M. D. Summerbell performed the ceremony for the infant and his parents.
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Farmers warned to beware of Clinton oats seed dealers
County Extension Director Cliff Hardie warns Cass county farmers to seek Clinton oats only through designated county committees. He notes limited supply and a 15 bushel limit per applicant, with 322 farmers already allotted. Until Clinton seed is available, farmers are urged to use Marion variety seed resistant to the new blight.
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Property Changes Griswold Purchases Local Farm
Delbert Jenkins buys the 80 acre Ralph Pierson farm east of town joining his father's land. He sells his Griswold residence to Roy F. Jessen athletic coach at the school who will move his family from Atlantic to Griswold.
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Kay Kyser and the hurricane night on Fifth Avenue
In New York a visit recalls the storm that delayed taxi service as Kay Kyser and Georgia Carroll hunted antique furniture in a Waldorf apartment. The piece notes Kyser’s shift to a half hour radio show and his wife’s photography while reflecting on trombone imagery and a memory of Homer Rodeheaver.
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Ordination of Peter Thomsen at Omaha church
Kimballton residents attend the ordination of Peter Thomsen in Omaha where he will serve as pastor of Our Saviors Lutheran Church. The service was conducted by Rev. Alfred Jensen with assistance from several area pastors. Attendees from Kimballton include Hilda Christensen Ingrid Jacobsen Nels Christoffersen Lofus Jacobsen Emner Hansen and Rev. Harold Ibsen and wives. Mrs Peter Thomsen is the former Kristine Toft who taught locally for years.
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Throne toppled in Bulgaria signals shifting monarchies
Glenn Babb analyzes the Bulgaria referendum as a minor event in the worldwide decline of monarchies. Dimitrov rises in Bulgaria as the old royal line ends, marking a broader shift toward communist influence in Eastern Europe and the early Cold War power dynamics.
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Traffic Safety Conference Aims to Halt Iowa Toll
Des Moines Sept 11 A state wide traffic safety conference called by Gov. Robert D Blue will be held Friday inviting mayors enforcement officials and civic and veterans groups to discuss reducing Iowa traffic fatalities About 400 people expected Gov Blue Fred L Wilkins state safety commissioner and H C Brown of Mason City to open The evening banquet features Paul Blaisdell from Chicago on traffic safety control and Hall to review Iowa program recommendations.
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Autographed Music Arrives For Red Oak Woman
Miss Bernice B. Bentley sends an autographed copy of her composition Rondolettes to Mrs. Ole Doggett of Red Oak. Bentley, from Alexandria Virginia, saw the Red Oak Hasn't Forgotten article in The Saturday Evening Post while at a Tennessee music festival and noticed Mrs. Doggett pictured with the piece on the piano. Bentley formerly lived in Oskaloosa Iowa.
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Police favor liquor by the drink and veterans bonus
The Iowa State Police association adopted a resolution supporting liquor by the drink and retaining state liquor stores. They urged lawmakers to authorize a World War II veteran bonus, with no amount set. Also noted are college notices for Wiota students at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and brief biographical details for Marilyn Coomes Dennis Coomes Ruth Peak Francis Jorgensen and Robert McDermott.
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Iowa corn and soybeans on pace to avoid frost damage
Des Moines report says continued warm days in September are needed to finish curing corn and soybeans. The Iowa crop and livestock reporting service projects 86 to 90 percent of corn well cured and safe from frost by October 1, with most of the crop past soft dough and several percent in denting.
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