Changes in the wind as anti communism shifts in U S policy
In a single day federal judges sentencing Eisler and Marzani, a DC jury convicting Barsky and others of contempt, and the State Department firing ten suspected disloyals, plus Michigan's new organization registration. President Truman seeks 25 million to screen federal workers as political tensions rise. The piece recalls past Red-baiting events and notes a wind of change in American politics.
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Kansas
Gerhart Eisler
America
Eisler
Henry ‘A. Wallace
Carl Aldo Marzani
District of Columbia
Edward Barsky
Highbrow
Truman
Yesteryear
U. S. Supreme Court
James Caesar Petrillo
Browder
Reverend De Jong Conducts Service in Greyhawk
The Rev Fred De Jong of Greyhawk Kentucky led Sunday services at First Reformed Church. A former Maurice resident, he preached to the congregation. Harold Kraai and family from Dulce New Mexico arrived for a weeks visit with relatives.
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Fred de Jong
Greyhawk
Kentucky
First Reformed Church
Maurice
Harold Kraai
Dulce
New Mexico
Local social notes from Le Mars and surroundings
Social items recount visits, funerals, weddings, and family gatherings around Le Mars and nearby areas. Notables include travels of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Doleslager, Esther Kots ree, and Esther Doleslager, plus trips to Hillsboro North Carolina Denver Colorado and California. Family reunions, birthdays, and hospital visits are noted alongside wedding attendances in Sioux City and Maurice Minnesota trips for medical reasons and leisure.
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le Mars
M. and
Gerrit’ Dolesliger
Chandler
Minnesota
Byron de Pree
Denver
Colorado
Esther
Ted Coleman
Hillsboro
North Carolina
Hurdle Mills
Marlo Zeutenhorst
Catherine Wiggerman
Lincoln
Nebraska
William Vander Stuck
Hawarden
Gerrit Doleslager
Fred Jahn
Lucille
Ronald Schat
Henry Vogelaar
Hileen
California
Nick Vogelaar
Goldean
Artesia
Calif
Minnie Bowen
Janet Evans
Sioux City
Fred, Buckley
Dennis
Rochester
Minn
Nona Kilbride
Julia Buckley
Albert Mart
Gerrit Vander Stoep
Pittsfield
Ill
Sioux Falls
Marcella Marquart
Ronald Schatt
Ralph Schatt
Ada Ard
Inglewood
Cal
Orange City
Chas, Mieras
Picnic and family visits span Sioux City to Vancouver
A Colonial era style notice recounts Mr and Mrs Ferguson and relatives in Sioux City at Stone Park, visits by Mrs Vehe to Marcus, Dybdahls in Vancouver and Sioux City, and many Sunday guests across Nebraska and Iowa towns. It ends with critique of tax proposals and Truman's view on income equity versus value.
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Uty Center
Francis’ Ferguson
Berkley Bates
Sioux City
Stone Park
Henry Vehe
Loren Groepper
Marcus
Aage Dybdahl
Mary Mathwig
Truman
Debate Over Income Tax and Home Valuation Ties
The excerpt contrasts graduated home taxation with a flat rate and criticizes the 16th Amendment. It cites Justice Stephen J. Field’s 1895 income tax decision and Truman’s veto, warning that tax policy could polarize society into a war between the poor and the rich. The text questions equity in taxing large homes versus incomes.
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Supreme Court
Stephen J. Field
Truman
The Key 10 Next Year Campaign
A political column argues President Truman used the term inequity after vetoing a tax bill, signaling next year’s campaign. It claims Truman opposes tax cuts for top, middle, and lower incomes, labeling the plan inequitable and immoral under Marxist framing.
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Truman
Jefferson
Karl Marx
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