Propaganda Seen in Postwar Debate and League of Nations Critique
A fragmented opinion piece argues against postwar propaganda and warns against entangling the United States in a League of Nations or a broader democracies alliance. It recalls wartime experiences, condemns sensational tales used to sway public opinion, and critiques fascism, colonial interference, and the perceived failures of international collective security. The piece calls for vigilance against global schemes that might draw the U.S. into distant conflicts while maintaining skepticism toward European democracy and British influence.
Dictator aims at further conquests amid European disarray
An article warns that Hitler style rulers seek easy gains as England France and Russia hesitate. It argues democratic nations must act soon or face humbling by Germany and Italy intent on expanding and undermining postwar treaties. The piece highlights disorganization among democracies as a channel for aggressors to grow.
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Gitaiors
Radiga Fitter
Germany
Benito Ee Siplonesy
Zagiend
Bitlermah
Iizyale Tecentiz
Albania
England
Pranse
Russia
Bowers
Europe
Italy
Presidential 1942 Democratic prospects Across Leaders
The piece surveys potential Democratic contenders for the 1942 presidential race. It mentions Garner, Ferler, Lehman, Wiltsss, Sims, Wiener, Hamilton Lewis, Pank Men, and others as possible nominees, with debate over Roosevelt seeking a third term and the likelihood of a united party. It notes Vanderberg, Taft, and Dewis as discussed possibilities.
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Asy
Genersi Anerphy
Senaor Circe Betring
Cithers
Hoowever
Iris Ax
Roosevel
Democratic Party
Vanderberg
Taft
Attor- Dewis
New York
WSS
Gold Situation Highlights Global Monetary Imbalance
The piece notes a vast gold reserve, about 60 percent of the world’s monetary gold, with Europe and larger powers holding most of it. It argues the current system concentrates control, causes world tension, and urges a fair, understood money system for global stability.
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United States
Zerome
O&r
Europe
England
France
Germany
Japan
Punitive Taxes Debate in Iowa Legislature
The piece argues against punitive taxes on chain stores, questioning constitutionality and effectiveness. It asserts independent merchants hold local advantages and if alert, advertise well, stock adequately, and serve current needs, they will succeed. Penalizing competitors tends to generate sympathy for them.
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Iowa
Iowa Board of Control members ousted amid alleged neglect
The Iowa Legislature dismissed three Board of Control members amid charges of mismanagement and neglect without hearings. Des Moines Tribune reports show public salary totals, arguing state costs are bloated. The piece notes the public deserves payroll transparency and critiques political overhead.
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Iowa Board of Control
State Senate
Iowa
Des Moines ‘Tribune
Iowa State
Towa
Catbird Arrival Profile and Nesting Habits
The Catbird arrives in early May, moving into shrubbery and tangled thickets near homes. It is a cautious, businesslike feeder, with a nest of weed stems and rootlets that holds three to five greenish blue eggs. It feeds 56 percent fruit and 44 percent insects, and departs by October 1.
Home Owners' Loan Corp marks sixth year of relief efforts
HOLC reported steady progress toward rescuing millions of distressed homeowners. More than 701,000 borrowers left foreclosure threat with satisfactory standing, while about 500,000 continue current payments or resolve arrears. The agency liquidated over 44,000 accounts and recouped substantial principal, aiding banks and insurers through mortgage purchases totaling over 3.0 billion dollars.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Congress
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Savings and Loan Associations
Home Owners' Loan Corporation reshapes mortgage system
June 12 1936 report details HOL support saving borrowers 200 million in concessions and 229 million to wipe delinquent taxes. It notes 175 million saved in interest, and its 45 year 5 percent amortized loan transforming U.S. home financing by eliminating second mortgages and short term renewals. Also mentions Vaughan family attending cleaners school in Storm Lake.
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HOL
Lear ‘Corporation
Want Game Warden For Palo Alto County
The County Planning Council met to Graetlinger Friday April 14. Present were A L Bragg Harry Thatcher Ruthven Omro Cottington Ayrshire Margaret Dunkelberg Randall Hoffman Florence Wells Emmetsburg Fred Spies John Sylvan Mrs Rolfe Lundgren Mrs McComb Graettinger The group discussed securing a game warden for the county and wildlife protection following Kenneth McComb’s essay read by his mother on Conversation of wild Life in Palo Alto County. Mrs Lundgren reported health nurse efforts with county medical association. Wells reported proposed school legislation on first grade entry age minimum teachers wages and transportation for high school pupils. John Sullivan Graettinger was elected a member.
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A. L. Bragg
Harry Thatcher
Ruthven
Omro Cottington
Ayrshire
Margaret Dunkelberg
Randall Hoffman
Florence Wells
Emmetsburg
Fred Spies
John Sylvan
Rolfe Lundgren
McComb
Graettinger
Kenneth McComb
Widd
Palo Alto
Lundgren
Health and Safety Committee
County Medical Association
Education Committee
John Sullivan
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