Editorial on truth hunting as a noble duty of journalism
The piece elevates the search for truth as humanity's noblest pursuit and frames publication as a civic duty. It argues that journalists bear responsibility to pursue facts despite challenges and scrutiny from power and public opinion.
Burlington Schools Debt Emphasized While Critics Fear Tradeoffs
Superintendent Ray Bracewell praised the Burlington school system as financially healthy with debt cleared but warned that cost cuts may imperil quality. He noted large class sizes hinder writing and rhetoric instruction and urged hiring and training teachers to reduce overload, arguing education costs reflect its value.
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Ray Bracewell
Burlington
Bracewell
Ottumwa
A Corporation A Union And A Contract
Charles E. Wilson of General Motors defends maintaining purchasing power of an hour’s work and shares prosperity with workers. He urges higher living standards through science and technology and argues against the idea that machines lessen workers’ bread. He supports corporate help for employee life risks.
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Charles E. Wilson
General Motors Corporation
Des Moines Register
Mid-Summer Ice Cream Time and Its History
Charles W. White explores ice cream's American love affair from wartime cravings on a Belfast carrier to 19th century Baltimore production and 18th century New York mentions. He notes Dolly Madison first served ice cream in 1809 and cites Britannica and World Book data on consumption and origins. The piece ends with a local scoop about a school ice cream social drawing thousands.
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Charles W. White
Belfast
Northern Ireland
New York Gazette
Weekly Mercury
Manhattan
New York
United States
Dolly Madison
Italy
Dorothy Todd
Dolly) Madison
James Madison
White House
Kida
Teen Drivers Propose Tougher Rules After Meeting
In Hawkeye Boys State a crowd of 700 teens heard Alfred Kahl outline safety concerns. Students urged a night speed law, stricter driving tests, more vehicle inspections, and harsher penalties for youthful reckless driving to curb dangers seen from Hampton and Harlan incidents. Richard Hayes, 15, spoke as the session neared disruption.
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Alfred Kahl
Hawkeye Boys
Hampton and Harlan
Richard Hayes
Teens discuss safety as car culture fuels risk
In a teen forum, boys admit showing off and driving recklessly when girls ride along while Dave Foster of Sheffield argues pride in male drivers raises danger yet some say girls have more sense. The group notes a sharp rise in teen fatal crashes, up nearly 100 percent in the first five months vs last year.
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City
Dave Foster
Sheffield
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