Weapon of Silence review by Ted Koop in National Press Club notes
Stimpson, National Press Club past president, sends a copy of Weapon of Silence by Theodore F Koop. The piece outlines Koop background from Monticello Iowa to Iowa City, AP and Washington roles, censorship work with Byron Price, and praises Koop while joking about misidentifications with Taft.
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George. Stimpson
National Press Club
Ted Koop
Monticello
Monticello Public Library
Stimpson
Theodore F. Koop
University of Chicago Press
Ted
Abe Lincoln
Office of ‘Censorship
Weapon of Silence
Byron Price
Koop
Washington
Congressional Library
Iowa
Jones
University of Iowa
Phi Beta Kappa
Jowan
Associated ‘Press
Iowa City
Des’ Moines
Associated Press
New York
New Deal
AP News
Monticello Express
National Geographic Magazine
Dave Lawrence
Press Club
the Geographic
Cen
Jones County
Washington Star
AP News Room
Bob Jackson
the Star
Robert A. Taft
Jerry Kluttz
Wendell Wilkie
Ohio
Taft
Buckeye
Fishing Licenses Issued Past Week In Jones County
H C Weineke of Oxford Junction received the first 1947 Jones county fishing license at 1.50 as a birthday gift on his 80th birthday. The second buyer was Joseph Tye, an 11 year old farmer from Oxford Junction. Others include John and Walter Johnston of Anamosa, T Lorenzen and Lumir Holub of Wyoming, and G R Wilkinson and John C Martens of Anamosa, with early combination licenses issued to E J McKinstry and son Curtis.
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H. C. Weineke
Oxford Junction
Jones County
Weineke
L. T. Lorenzen
Anamosa
Joseph Tye
John E. Johnston
Walter G. Johnston
T. Lorenzen
Lumir Holub
Cartensen
W. J. Henderson
Wyoming
G. R. Wilkinson
John C. Martens
E. J. McKinstry
Anamosa Drayman
Curtis
Joe Tye
Frank Tye
Brothers
C. H. Dearborn
Stone City
Garrett Steenhoek
Fred Sacora
Lewis Sampson
W. H. Walderbach
Oats Planted on Contour Boosts Yield on Slopes
Anamosa, Frank Riches of Wyoming, and Virgil Hakes and P. G. Morning, both of Anamosa, are noted. Planting oats on the contour on sloping ground raises production without extra expense, Iowa State agronomist Marvin Anderson reports. Tests show contour planting out yields up and down hill by about 5 percent per acre.
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Anamosa
Frank Riches
Wyoming
Virgil Hakés
P. G. Morning
Marvin Anderson
Iowa State College Agronomist
Record Fire Losses in 1945 Toped All Preceding Years
Fire losses in 1945 reached 3 500 farm lives and 200 million dollars in property damage while 30 million acres of forest burned. The year’s total losses surpassed all prior years.
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