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Wallace Ouster Seen as Best for Nation
The piece argues Mr. Wallace should resign rather than publicly challenge the administration's foreign policy. It says unity within the government is essential for effective dealings with other powers, and that Wallace’s public stance weakens the United States during the Paris conference. It concludes the country is better off with Wallace out of office.
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Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Truman
Henry Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Russia
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Vandenberg
Recognizing War Rewards Across Labor Farmers and Soldiers
The piece argues that no single group should claim rewards for wartime service. Labor farmers and soldiers all fought for personal safety and their families, and rights won in war belong to every individual. A shared understanding is needed to ease the transition to peacetime and unity.
End of the World Fears Raise Remote Catastrophe Scenarios
The article surveys speculative endings for Earth such as sun explosions, comet collisions, a Moon collide threat, or self destruction from instability. It notes these events are extremely unlikely but still discussed by scientists, urging focus beyond the atom bomb.
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Earth
Archbishop of Canterbury charms with radio story telling
Editorial briefs note that a radio speech by the Archbishop of Canterbury reveals a rare English talent for humor and storytelling. The piece praises his ability to tell a story and to appreciate one, changing the editors' previous impression of the English.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Justice Dept Report on Nazi Propaganda Ties Faces Pressure
Drew Pearson reports a Justice Department Rogge memo based on interviews with Goering and other German prisoners, naming US politicians and bankers tied to Nazi efforts. The piece notes high-pressure attempts to block publication and mentions Lindbergh, Wheeler, Lewis, Nye, Reynolds, Clark, Lundeen, Day, and Viereck. It also recounts Eisenhower at a Rayburn dinner and a White House scramble over the Wallace letter.
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Justice Department
Pmke
Itois
Pearl Harbor
John Rogge
Hermann Goering
United Mine Workers
John J. Lewis
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Bob Reynolds
North Carolina
McLean Hope
Lundeen
Minnesota
Wheeler
Montana
Martin Sweeney
Ohio
Stephen Day
Ilinois
Congress
George Sylvester Viereck
Kaiser
Viereck
John L. Lewis
W. R. Davis
Germany
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Mexico City
Davis
Rogge
First National Bank of Boston
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Truman
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
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Senate
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White House
Charles Ross
Wallace
Russia
Bruce Catton
Commerce Department
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OPA
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British demands spark parliamentary tangle at peace talks
In Paris the Balkan economic commission vote 7 to 7 triggered a parliamentary snarl as Senator Arthur Vandenberg called the procedure fantastic. Italy and Austria won autonomy rights in Tyrol amid Slav bloc objections. The revised Romanian treaty annex would compel Romania to compensate Allied nationals, end discriminatory laws, and allow officials and experts to operate oil fields.
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Romania
Balkan Economic Commission
Arthur Vandenberg
Ialy
Austria
Tyrol
Creston Award to Widow of Farmer Victim
Creston Iowa Mrs Luther Carey widow of farm accident victim Aug 31 wins the Creston soil conservation contest. She receives a 50 dollar cash prize and a certificate at the districts first annual banquet Sept 26. N R Carey fatally injured when pinned under a overturned cultipacker. Other winners include Carl Ehm second 30 Robert Macumber third 20 and Ivan Wood F R Bennett and Don Moberg honorable mention.
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Creston
Union County Soil Conservation District
N. R. Carey
Carl Ehm
Robert Macumber
Ivan Wood
F. R. Bennett
Don Moberg
The Press Box Confessional On Public Affairs And Personal Woes
Washington columnist reprimes a long note on typographical errors and public figures. It mentions Julia Wade Porter, Bruce Colton hospitalized, Truman policy rows with Wallace, Byrnes stance, and political forecasts amid dollar value concerns.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Claud Porter
Julia Wade
Wade
Martin J. Wade
Iowa City
Congress
Veterans urge private housing for returning WWI fighters
Twenty thousand World War I veterans in Washington, DC, at a recent meeting passed a resolution urging private builders to create homes for veterans. They blame government programs for bungled housing policy and call private rental construction their only viable option amid federal housing failures.
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Washington
District of Columbia
The Sudden Guest review and hurricane backdrop
The piece praises Christopher La Farge's novel The Sudden Guest for its accurate storm scenes reflecting the 1938 and 1944 hurricanes. It centers on a selfish New England spinster whose mistreatment of refugees reveals harsh moral consequences, portraying loneliness and spiritual poverty as her hellish fate.
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New York
New England
Christopher la Farge
Coward-Book of the
Hell
Salute to Judge Sears and memories of harness racing
Ned passes word that Judge W G Sears of Omaha, a former district judge and respected Mason, still enters horses in harness races and sometimes wins. The note recalls his upright nature in a corrupt era and his early horse racing days in the Midwest. Artalissa Warren Steed of Redkey, Ind., questions another first name.
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Bog. Dewey
Coleridge
Ned
W. G Sears
Omaha
Sears
District Court
Bar
Chicago
Willoughby
Ohio
University of Kansas
Middle West
Grin of Golfers and Verse by Edgar A Guest
A short verse fragment by Edgar A Guest reflects on a golfer sinking a long putt and contrasts faith and knowledge with belief in the unseen. It includes a vignette on the golfer’s grin and ends with an epitaph about a spendthrift who sacrificed for the soul.
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Edgar A. Guest
Local Notes Gathered From Atlantic Community Sporting Events
A column blends light anecdotes from town life including shopping trips and family jokes. It notes hobbies like catfishing by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crane, a Trojan band performance at Villisca, and community memory of Rev. W. L. Robertson who supported local games. The piece ends with a life-affirming motto about starting sooner and driving supper later.
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Trojans
Trojan
Fa. m. Ond
WL. Robertson
Rev. Robertson
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