A Republican Looks at His Party book review
Arthur Larson argues in a detailed critique that the Republican Party now dominates the center compared with a divided Democrat coalition. He criticizes New Deal myths, defends labor gains under Eisenhower, and warns against drifting from a centered, pro growth path amid Cold War duties. His closing notes stress a strong center to meet nuclear age responsibilities.
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Arthur Larson
Labor
Larson
Democrat Party
Republican Party
Dean Acheson
Roosevelt
Teamsters
Washington
Eisenhower
Community Chest drive proposed to consolidate funds
A Winterset Madisonian reader suggests folding multiple annual charitable drives into a single Community Chest campaign to save time and money. The letter endorses reliable, locally promoted funds and urges a unified effort.
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Winterset Madisonian
Wage inflation postwar price shifts cited by Marion Sentinel
The Marion Sentinel notes prices fell 30 to 55 percent after wars before WWII, then rose nearly 70 percent from 1946 to 1963. It argues that any general wage increase acts as a wage cut for other employees.
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Marion Sentinel
Fair day at county fair brings back family memories
The writer recalls losing her grandson at a county fair and the frantic search before calmly recounting how he was found by the ferris wheel. She muses on fairs as universal spaces for all ages, from children and teens to married couples and seniors, and reflects on art displays, 4-H exhibits, and the bustling activity around booths and displays.
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Ives Allbee
Paul
Midge Cleveland
Blanche
Ethel
Union Driving Park Association forms capital project
Yesterday Union organized a driving park association with nearly $2000 subscribed capital. Grounds north of town were purchased and related local developments followed including El Dora baseball club formation as Eldora Stars with J. D. Newcomer manager and H. E. Bateson secretary.
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Litzwilder
Buchanan
Porter
Bateson
Milner
Stauffer
Whitney
Sweeney
Gilman
Snyder
Fifty Years Ago and Now on Iowa State Campus
Fifty years after hog cholera vaccine was discovered at Iowa State College Ames a federal funded 18 million dollar animal disease laboratory is planned on campus. The lab aims to advance animal disease research and may become a leading authority in the United States and perhaps the world, echoing the impact of early vaccination efforts.
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Iowa College
Ames
Iowa State College
Iowa State
America
Eldora area features, people and contests roundup
Wolcott Wisner and Edwards among five cups announced. Eldora lures smaller Iowa factories for future growth. Judge Clock to speak at Old Settlers picnic. Rev Harlan Smith and family return from 15 years in China. Lois Miller wins accordion amateur contest at Legion event. Mildred Luce named music teacher succeeding Lottie Craig. Justine Granner home on furlough from China. Gary Button and Marlene Moats enter state fair baby contest. mothers are sisters. Big Carl Myers shines in two All-Star softball games. James L Cameron Jr named assistant US Navy general counsel in Washington. Glen Fairchild and family at Urbandale pony show. Bonnie takes third in horse class.
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S. A. Clock
Harlan Smith
China
Lois Miller
American Legion Auxiliary
Mildred Luce
Lottie Craig
Charles City
Justine Granner
N. K. Granner
Hubbard
Gary
Hardin County Savings Bank Granted Authority to Transact Savings Biz
The Hardin County Savings Bank at Eldora Iowa was certified as compliant and fully capitalized under Iowa Code chapters for a savings bank. The first board of directors named includes Clark D Bramwell W K Bramwell G Bramwell R Brown Howard Calfer with N P Black signing as Superintendent of Banking on July 31 in Des Moines.
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Hardin County Savings Bank
Eldora
Iowa
Haa
Towa
Clark D
Bramwell W. K. Bramwell G
Bramwell
R. R. Brown
Howard Calfer
Desslomnene
Keep This Ad Free Arthritis Medicine
An advertisement claims over 20 000 arthritic and rheumatic sufferers have used the medicine since it began selling. It emphasizes low cost and home use. For free information send name and address to P O Box 826 Hot Springs Arkansas.
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P. O
Hot Springs
Arkansas
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LD - Ledger
Hardin
Herald Ledger
Hardin County Index
Iowa Press and
National Editorial Associations
Publ Toren
George R. Advertising
Max van Derveer
Katharine Piper
Mechan
Stauffacher
Don McMillen
Grace Protheroe
Marcella Parker
Linotypes
Dale Peshia
Charles Davis
CAL
Paul Mason
Jim Ruby
Gene Peshia
Als
Afl-Cio
Fatharine Piper
Service Club
Chamber of Commerce
Joan Hednefield
Radcliffe
Joyce Steelman
Cole
Cottage
Ole Harris
Abbot Hotel
Wilson
Ezra Nuckolls
Robert Nott
J. B. Weaver
H. P. Chandler
Dr. Gethman
H. F. Carter
John T. Boylan
Equality Temple
Grand Temple
Oskaloosa
City Water-Works
Dave Aylesworth
Board of Education
Houghton Bros
Amanda Dreier
Lonnie Blair
Herman Dreier
Kate Fagg
Chicago
Ada Taylor
Ina
Denver
W. H. Dreier
Honolulu
YMCA
Hawaii
Baptist Church
Honey Creek
Ackley
Harry Hammond
Keeneman
George Ward
Harry Turner
Alice Boylan
Supreme Temple Pythian Sisters
Portland
Ore
Illinois
Pine Lake State Park
J. C. Boyd
Dr. Dieh
Fanny Duren
R. W. Haas
J. K. Hall
George Potgeter
Alf Modlin
Gilman Wisner
Ose
Wolcott
Wisner
Edwards
Carl Myers
Greene
James L. Cameron, Jr
James L. Cameron
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
Glen Fairchild
Bonnie and
Betty
Leo Tiffany
Urbandale
Bonnie
Golden Tulip
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Legals
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Office of Pigerntendent Bank
Bank
N. P
Banking
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
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Sarasota Terrace
Sarasota Terrace Hotel
Sarasota, Florida
Ringling
Ted Swasand
Delmar Swasand
Roy Rogers
Midwest
Royue
SVG OS
Cie
Shell OU Company
Vilmont Furniture
Bremmer Drug Store
Eldora Chamber of Commerce
Hardin County
Eldora Bowl
Walnut
Iowa Falls
Lincoln Ave
Anna M. Toot
S. L. Toot
Blacktop
S. L. Tool
Webster
Carrington
Futher
T. Edward Lawler
Will Annexed
Joe Kramer
L. Tdot
Knowles and Kramer Auctioneers
John P. Whitesell
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