Election mood cool as Tarwit townsfolk seek change
in a quiet pre election week candidates debate future state direction. W G Murray stands apart with bold proposals to alter the status quo while Loveless faces renomination for governor. Republican hopes hinge on Lt Gov candidates who aim to avoid risk as Stassen eyes future in Pennsylvania politics. A traffic plan report notes perceptible changes in behavior but no dramatic shifts detected.
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W. G. Murray
Loveless
William Nicholas
Tomer
Murray
Iowa
Up Swinging Again poor Old Stassen Fresident
A fragmented political note boosts William Stassen in a comic or satirical fashion, claiming he will become president due to popular support and resilience after repeated knockdowns, reflecting a playful or cautionary editorial tone.
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Stassen
Timely Victory in Japan Fends Off Communist Pressure
The pro West Japanese regime led by Nobusuke Kishi won re election, strengthening ties with the West amid Communist efforts and Moscow trade pressure. Growth and US aided rebuilding aided recovery under a lenient peace treaty, but Socialist opposition gained two seats and market expansion remains a challenge.
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Japan
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Moscow
Unclear fragment hints at market events and sports
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a living index peaking out and a market scene with a person pushing a cart. mentions a state drive and someone losing points in a supermarket. The text is garbled with nonsensical quotes and incomplete phrases.
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Arnand
You Can Turn Defeats into Victories by Enthusiasm
By Norman Vincent Peale the piece links Memorial Day remembrance to a Civil War turning point in the Shenandoah Valley and credits enthusiasm as a spiritual force that transforms defeats into victory. It recalls Jubal Early, Paul Sheridan, and a crowd’s revival of morale, urging readers to allow God to fill their lives for greater zeal and triumph.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Sreedym
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Fore University
Virginia
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Mansius
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Umar
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Jubal Early
New York
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Tuer
Paul Sheridan
Sherienn
Thio
Jesus
Sone Valley
Uutto
Mg Gregor
Cedar Rapids probes gas rate change proposal
Mayor Ball appointed Commissioner Gorge Yuilt and Charles E. Byrnes to lead city investigation into Cedar Rapids Gas Company rate relief from 80 cents to 1 dollar. Chamber of Commerce to appoint a third member. YWCA appoints May Pardee Youtz as new general secretary. Tornado hits Walker killing one and injuring two, with 100000 dollars in property damage and many homes destroyed. Bushman stars in Crystal feature film With Neatness and Dispatch at Crystal theater. Printer Union elects James B. Cowden president. German language barred in Iowa during wartime by Governor Harding proclamation.
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Gorge Yuilt
Charles E. Byrnes
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Chamber of Commerce
Ywca Golf
May Pardee Youtz
Young Women's Christian Association
Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Why’s Why in Eastern Iowa Freed G. Ruebich editor of The North Iowa dunes
Interview with G Ruebich of McGregor a longtime publisher and editor who has run The North Iowa dunes for decades discusses selling his paper to focus on Chevrolet advertising Prairie du Chien dealership and keeping the business in the family He recalls his education at the University of Iowa and his early journalism career, reflects on the future of weekly papers and local recreation, and comments on river safety and local politics.
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Freed G. Ruebich
North Iowa
McGregor
Epiere
Chevrolet
Saig Jt McCregor
Prairie du Chien
Capitalist Funds Global Nuclear Peace Talks
Rich Eaton, a billionaire industrialist, sponsors two international conferences of nuclear scientists and plans a third in Austin. He argues cooperation can avert nuclear war, cites Einstein and Rousseau as inspirations, and says mass destruction violates the world’s ethical center while urging governments to move beyond prejudice toward disarmament and mutual understanding.
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Austin
Eaton
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China
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ane Kinder Jones
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Pugwash
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Quebec
Lac Beaupare
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Canada
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Seit Exton
Uber
Public support for Dulles grows across the nation
A nationwide survey shows broad but tempered approval of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Support remains strongest in the West and South, with education level influencing views. Critics fault militancy and moral posture, while defenders cite energy, diplomacy, and a peaceful global stance. Democrats also express general approval.
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Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Fay
Nba
Alate
Vantiangeith
Alles
Welcome to Iowa signs may see new life on highways
Loyal Meek reports Iowa Development Commission plans revived for Welcome to Iowa signs on major highways. Reconsidering costs, durability, and renewal options, director E B Storey aims to allow biannual copy changes and coordinated regional promotion to boost farm and industrial prospects statewide.
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B. Storey
Iowa Development Cammission
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Yne
Haruki
Ambro
Development Commission
Rowe
Iowa Development Commission
Storey
Mr. Storey
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