Subscriptions and print changes at The Graettinger Times
The Graettinger Times outlines subscription rates for Iowa readers and notes the discontinuation of the Western Newspaper Union ready print service effective March 29. The paper plans to print four pages when material is scarce and eight pages when there is more news and ads, with potential price adjustments if eight pages become standard.
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The Steel Strike Moves Toward Midnight
A steel strike appears set to begin at midnight Tuesday, following a radio address by CIO President Phillip Murray Monday night. The text notes the event as the biggest in scope to date and frames it as a pivotal labor action.
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Phillip Murray
CIO
The Political Race for President in the Campaign
The present race features three strong Republican contenders Taft Eisenhower and Warren with Stassen hardly in the contest Kefauver leads the Democratic side with Barkley Russell and others in competition Kerr is hardly active as a millionaire. The Times picks Barkley and Kefauver for Democrats and Warren and McArthur for Republicans.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Warren
Stassen
Kefauver
Stevenson
Barkley
Russell
Kerr
The
Times
McArthur
Gerard Nollen Discusses Tax Fallacies and Burdens
Gerard Nollen critiques citizen belief about tax burdens. He argues heavy taxes on corporate profits do not simply shift costs to the rich corporations, noting that such conclusions misstate who bears the real load. He urges readers to reconsider assumed tax dynamics and consumer impact.
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Gerard
Nollen
Congress
Washington
Imperative Needs of Businesses and Hidden Taxes
The text argues enterprises must earn substantial net profits after taxes, with taxes included in operating costs. It claims pricing should cover all expenses and taxes, ensuring owner profits. It contends high taxes drive waste, tempt deductible expense shifting, and act as hidden consumer taxes elevating the cost of living, urging defense bond purchases.
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U.S. Defense
Our American Impatience and World Allies
Gerald 8 Nollen argues impatience fuels high living standards at home but cautions against applying it to international relations. He urges recognizing other peoples as they are, demanding alliance efforts for mutual defense while noting Britain and Europe face severe war damage and limited capacity.
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Gerald
Nollen
Europe
Enduring patience in world struggle defense bonds plea
The speaker argues postwar economies are harsher than ours and urges patience with allies and enemies. He warns Communist deception seeks to lure impatience into weakening Korea Far East resolve, financing, and inflation risk. The message urges long commitment and sacrifices supported by defense bonds.
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Korea
Far East
U. S
Leaf Production Falls About Ten Percent From Last Year
Leaf production of fresh vegetables this fall was about 10 percent lower than a year earlier, indicating a downturn in harvest output and potential market impact for retailers and distributors.
Fashion and color trends from birds to rooms
The article notes a past bird of paradise plume trade with 50,000 New Guinea plumes shipped yearly, later banned in the 1920s to protect species, and now recovering. It also reports children’s color preferences by age, blue and red ahead of others, with greens preferred over white, shifting to subdued tones as they grow.
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Chidren
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