Albania Faces Pressure Over Independence and Moscow Ties
Contested Albania region Barepe with Abasa counts under VWiscew influence faces isolation from Russia and Yugoslavia. Western powers wary, while discussions on independence spark fear of wider Balkan conflict and possible UN involvement.
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Barepe
Abasa
Vwiscew
Russia
Nate
Yugoslavia
Alvar
Albania
Moscow
United Nations
Balkan
A Church Drive Moves Through Atlantic Churches
This week and next most churches in Atlantic are conducting a community census to count church members and determine preferences. They will assess how well they reach people and plan improved outreach efforts to involve more individuals and families in church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Atlantic
Coopers Tom
Avery
Not a Bad Place After All A U S comparison
A reader notes that despite distrust of the United States some observers might envy living abroad yet provides a consoling contrast. The piece compares how many hours a U S citizen must work to buy basic goods with England France Belgium and Italy showing higher hours abroad. It suggests U S living may not be as bad as some think.
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America
U.S
England
France
Beloaum Sts
Cremony
Italy
U. S
Maryland
Old Free State
Rabies Warning Spreads in Iowa Cass County Area
A local veterinarian cautions about rabies danger in Iowa and Cass County as wild animals spread the disease. One doe in the region has tested positive, and residents are urged to call a vet for rabies checks to protect people and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cass County
Gigef
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The poem humorously portrays the nervous golfer who frets over rough lies and faulty follow through. It contrasts anxious players who overthink with confident hitters who rely on their clubs, ending with self deprecating reflections on luck and nerves on the course.
Power Plant Expansion Underway At Southwestern Federated
Work began last week on a million dollar steam turbine addition to the Southwestern Federated Power Cooperative Inc REA sponsored project. Completion is targeted within 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Southwestern Federated Power Cooperative, Inc
Allergy and the body's overactive defense system
An allergy is caused by an overzealous immune response that targets foods pollen or other substances as well as microbes.
Carson Named to Federal Trade Commission Post
The Senate approved President Truman's nomination of Dul Carson to the Federal Trade Commission by a 41 to 2 vote. Carson, 44, formerly a newspaper man in Indianapolis and Washington, has held several government roles and now serves as director of information for the Cooperative League of the U S A.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Dul Carson
Carson
Indianapolis
Cooperative League of the U.S.A
Carl A. Nyenfritz
Defense Department
Munitions Board
Dleenfritz
US. Steel Corp
Tydings
D-Md
Hoenfrug
Derby Lumber robbery boosts state aid request
The Derby sheriff's office asked the state bureau of investigation for help solving a $400 safe robbery at Derby Lumber and Supply. Deputies said burglars entered by a side door, forced an office door, punched an old style safe, and took two electric drills along with cash last Friday night.
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Chariten
State Bureau of Investigation
Derby Lumber and Supply Company
Derby
Niouz
Sherif Wayne Swanson
Atlantic News-Telegraph shows rates and publication details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication schedule as evenings except Sunday and provides editor contact, office address, and association memberships. It details subscription rates by carrier in Atlantic and Cass County, by mail within Iowa and outside Iowa, and to Canada, with varied monthly and yearly prices.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Washington glimpses and rumors from the Potomac
The column blends Maryland's social notes with national politics. It mentions crab markets and Tidewater crab season, George Washington era sites, a cross burning incident in a white area, and speculation on Supreme Court retirements and Truman appointees. It reflects a metropolitan, opinionated tone about education and race relations.
Washington Merry Go Round Bombshells on Air Rides
A 1949 Bell Syndicate piece questions use of government planes for private trips tied to Secretary Johnson and Undersecretary Early. It cites trips to Bohemian Grove with Pullman-Standard and Johns Manville figures, cost details, and a push for public access to such travel.
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Drew Pearson
Army
Pullman
Bohemian Grove
Louis Johnson
Defense Department
Truman
Sherman Minton
Tnithana
ES Supreme Court
Minton
Roosevelt
U.S. Court of Appeals
4Th Circuit
Indave
Supreme Court
Washington
National Defense Department
Louie Johnson
Johnson
Dewdiop
Air Force
Dewey
California
Defense
Steve Early
New York
Early
Pullman- Standard Car Manufacturing Company
Champ Carry
Pullman- Standard
A. Crawford
Pull
Steve Lee
Kenneth Kreps
Col
Kreps
Clarksburg
W. Va
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Elephant Ruth’s 36th Birthday Party Draws 12000 at Little Rock Zoo
About 12,000 people gathered at the Little Rock zoo to celebrate Ruth the elephant’s birthday. The celebrant was allowed a special cake eight by seven feet square and five feet tall weighing about 800 pounds, while guests lined up for pieces after Ruth enjoyed a bath and pedicure. The elephant performed old circus tricks learned years ago, marking the event as entertainment for all ages.
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Little Rock
Ark
Little Rock Zoo
Ruth
Local Farmer Buys 160 Acre Southeast Farm
Sullivan and brother have operated a 320 acre farm near Corning. They purchase a 160 acre farm located 414 miles southeast of Corning and will move there. Clyde Fox from Elliot rents Sullivan farm for next year. Take it easy on the road and allow ample travel time.
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Tidewater Fishing Commission
Griswold
James Sullivan
Louis
Corning
Clyde Fox
Elliott
Sullivan
The Turn Of Adam Smith And The Modern Mind
George S. Montgomery Jr argues that American youth drift from capitalism toward liberalism and Marxist thought. He cites his book The Return of Adam Smith and critiques Max Lerner's introduction as an invitation to Karl Marx, warning of intellectual undermining of American capitalism.
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Narchis
Adam Smith
Wie
Qny
Bern
George SS. Montgomery, Jr
Mr. Montgomery
Ae T
Modern Library
Max Lerner
Columbia University
Mr. Lerner
Karl Marx
Piers Plowman
America
Huey Long
Return of Adam Smith on socialism and capitalism masquerade
The piece argues that mixed economy steps toward Fabian socialism resemble democracy while governing powers like the Stalins call satellite states people’s democracies. It critiques leading figures including Harry Hopkins and Leon K Yseining while noting Mrs Roosevelt’s remarks about preserving capitalism during the New Deal era.
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Adam Smith
George S. Montgomery, Jr
King Features Syndicate
Poe
Stalavss
Harry Hopkins
SU Og Pesron
Leon Key
Seining
White House
Roosevelt
United
Luxemburg Mishap Claims Second Life
A head on crash on Highway 52 east of Luxemburg Louisiana claimed two lives. Mrs. Robert Salter 31 of Nora Springs died in a Dubuque hospital from injuries. Also killed was Larry Guebel 30 of near Guttenberg Ta.
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Dubuque( OP
Luxemburg
Robert Salter
Nora Springs
Dubuque
Larry Guebel
Guttenberg
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FIC
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Towa
Gellette
Ossien
Armen
New York Avenue Northwest
American Institute of Architects
Ghent
James Madison
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Key
Ralph Sneed
Scott Lucas
Ilinois
Mr. Ducas
Cohanel
Frank Murphy
Wiley B. Rutledge
Stanley Reed
Hugo Black
Felix Frankfurter
William Douglas
Howard McGrath
Justice Rutledge
Potomac
Vinson
Cthebaly
Leven
Allen
Gore
Ous
Debreon
Publc
Uss
Buys Farm
Puget Sound
Constance Meyer
Canterbury Gardens
Empress
Seattle
Wash
Seathy
Salsbury
Worthington Hatchery
West
JET Development
Ing
Mac
Henningsen Motor CO
Desoto
Plymouth
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