Plan to Use State Department Funds for Propaganda Fight
A Sioux City union forum voices skepticism about a proposed government information service. It argues that flooding the world with propaganda is counterproductive and suggests labeling foreign propaganda. The piece notes reliance on American sources and questions who might listen to broadcasts to Russia.
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Labor
Unionist & Public Forum
Sioux City
State ‘Department
Congress
United State
America
State Department
Russia
Eand
New Jersey
Lves
Jackass
Hoover
Stalin
Lewis
Washington
Soro
MacArthur
Japan
Thei
Truman
Lehrman
Anderson
LaGardia
U N Takes Over War Role From League of Nations
The text argues the United Nations serves as a front for imperial powers to influence war policy, aiming to win U S support for future conflicts. It cites Britain and Russia as chief predatory actors, with Britain facing new types of imperial intrigue and Russia exploiting democracy rhetoric to advance aims.
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U. N
U.N
United States
League of Nations
U. In
Britain
Russia
Rdg
Propaganda Debates Highlight Red Influence and Roosevelt Scandals
The piece rails against Soviet and British propaganda aimed at Americans, naming Cecil Brown on KTRI and warning of future wars funded by taxpayers. It contrasts U S leaders with foreign meddling, cites alleged Roosevelt era stamp schemes, and laments loss of patriotic instinct amid political power plays.
Roosevelt Stamps Auction Tops Roosevelts Legacy
The Franklin D. Roosevelt stamp collection sold at public auction for 210875 dollars, exceeding appraised value by 130000. Collectors pursued rare die proofs as gifts claimed from post office subordinates, prompting questions of government property rights and proceeds benefiting the Roosevelts amid a growing controversy.
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Farley
Presidency
Elliott
White ‘House
Roosevelt
James
Roosevelts
White House
Chisago Tribune
Franklin D. Roosevel
Post Office Department
Philip H. Ward
Denmark Cannot Sell Surplus Meat Amid World Hunger
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Denmark cannot export its meat surplus despite famine threats worldwide. Jacob Tredegaard, head of the cattle meat committee, calls the situation "sheer madness" as UNRRA permissions stall sales. He notes European buyers exist but are constrained by UNRRA allocations and foreign office efforts continue.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jacob’ Tredegaard
Danish Agricultural Ministry
Tredegaard
Danish Foreign Office
UNRRA
Switzerland
England
Germany
Stalin
Debunking Farm Parity and Wages Debate
A Sioux City Journal editorial cartoon targets farm parity and a proposed minimum wage bill. It argues both inflationary effects are shared by industry and farmers, noting wage costs should be included in parity calculations and criticizing editorial support for farm parity and opposition to wage bills.
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Sioux City Journal
Herblock
Washington Post
Senate
Farm State
The
Truman
Che Journal
Fragments on elections and governance from a 1940s column
The author critiques political rhetoric on safety, unions, and voting while mixing reflections on elections, national policy, and social change. He cites figures like Truman and Hoover and questions democracy limits, labor strife, and federal versus state powers amid a tense national mood.
A Strange One to Take in the Midst of a Farm Community
A curious incident unfolds in a quiet farm community drawing attention from residents and local authorities. The event centers on an unfamiliar visitor whose presence prompts questions about security and daily life in the rural town.
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Willet
Last Call For Contest Entries Announced by Extension Director
County extension director H H Jones says poultry raisers must enter the state meat poultry contest by Monday April 29 as part of the National Chicken of Tomorrow. Iowa State College extension poultry specialist W R Whitfield outlines entry steps and criteria for 1948 finals.
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H. H. Jones
Jones
W. R. ‘Whitfield
Iowa State College Extension
Iowa
Des ‘Moines
Readers Letters Bouquet Amid Brickbats at Stanton Church
A brief reader's letter from Merrill recounts finding a rare bouquet amid brickbats connected to the Stanton Evangelical Church. Dated April 8, 1946, the note reflects local parish sentiments.
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Stanton Evangelical Church
Merrill
Town
Not Good Dollars and Secret Deals in Washington
The piece recalls a bygone view on currency and trust, contrasting hard currency with fake assurances. It critiques secrecy in government and hints at concerns about foreign influence, subsidies, and price manipulation under the Atlantic Charter era. It underscores skepticism toward official promises.
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Cheerio
Hertha
Washington
Poland
Politics and price talk echo 1940s rhetoric
Fragmented speech compares butter prices and national output, citing 1939 to 1946 economics. References administration, labor, and per capita spending while criticizing postwar shortages and policy. Mentions Boobus and generic figures without clear events or dates.
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Uberty
Snyder
Weir Co
Fisg
Ny Labor Relations Board
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