Navy Day Address Warns of World Ties and Armament Race
Graettinger editor notes President Truman's Foreign policy stance on Russia and Europe, urging strength in navy and air power and a peacetime draft. Editorial discusses oil industry prosperity, tax policy, and highway funding, praising private enterprise under regulation as vital to postwar prosperity.
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Trina
United States
Russia
Europe
Turkey
Tine
Stalin
Germany
Eng- Taml
Macow
Bonds Over America at Chapel Hill reminds NC history
A Treasury Department notice urges bond purchases by linking War Bonds to the founding of the University of North Carolina. It notes General William R. Davie chose the site in 1792, Old East cornerstone laid in 1793, and the first student traveling 170 miles to enroll in 1795, tying these facts to wartime educational freedom and national protection.
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Chapel Hill
IN. C
University of North Carolina
William R. Davie
First State University In
America
U.S. Treasury Department
Wright Brothers Flight Tests Inspire War Bond Drive Monument
The piece links three years of Kitty Hawk glider flights and a 59 second motor flight to 1928 memorials for Wilbur and Orville Wright. It notes federal dedication of the Wright Memorial and ties past aviation tests to modern B-29s and fighter planes. The U.S. Treasury promotes war bond purchases to fund aviation expansion for victory.
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Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Wright Memorial
Mona- Bevil Hill
Wilbur
Orville Wright
U.S. Treasury
Coal Age Here and Now and Atomic Hope for America
A sweeping reflection contrasts American free market distribution with Soviet planned economies while praising coal’s enduring role. It argues millions of consumers drive U S retailers to stock diverse goods, asserts atomic energy will augment but not supplant coal, and notes rail passenger miles in early 1945 far exceed 1989 levels, illustrating ongoing national mobility and industrial strength.
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Council of Peoples Commissars
California
Hood River
Tis Country
Bond investment example shows growing yearly values
A damaged reading outlines a hypothetical bond from a fictitious issuer. It describes purchasing a $1,000 bond and tracking yearly values over ten years from $755 in year one to $1,000 in year ten, illustrating increasing returns and eventual repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iato-Eewy
Honda
Bnulnet
Mansager Opens Moisture Saving Corn Silo
Independence township farmer Corn Melvin Mansager tests a new method to preserve immature corn by adding moisture in a temporary silo. He harvests with a cornpicker and runs it through a cutter into the silo, with a full crib as a test site. Reports suggest the corn carries excess moisture that could suit this approach for other farmers.
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Mansager
Melvin Mansager
Independence Township
Moisture tweaks for corn silage and crib tips
Farmers are advised by Iowa State College to raise ear corn moisture from 60 percent to about 55 percent before ensiling. A pamphlet from AEP11 suggests smaller silos for ear corn unless feeding many animals, with crib specs including 6 to 8 foot diameter, two inches daily cam removal, and No 9 wire lining.
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Farm Bureau
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Graettinger, Ia
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L. Torreson Oil Co
Wallingford
F. R. Hebecker
Graettinger
Robert Simonsen
Prap
Iowa
Graettinger Block & Tile Coo
Hansen Produce
Emmetsburg
Glenn Henrich
Ghed
Farmens Wcreeners Firm
I Stok Commission
Sioux City
Beroy
Farmers Grain’ CO
Raymond Tindall
Poland
China
Ruthven
P.M
Burg
Ashbaker
Missouri
K. L. Burg
A. L. Burg
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