Trial watches as Communist Party faces registration battle
The U S government pursues the Communist Party U S A in Washington over 1950s registration orders. Prosecution relies on court action and potential indictments of leaders for failing to register as Russian agents. The party, weakened by postwar upheavals, argues grand jury bias and self incrimination concerns. The February trial may clarify the path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
U.S.A
Washington
Subversive Activities Control Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Department
Khrushchev
Earl Browder
Browder
Smallpox vaccine compared world health standards
The piece contrasts Britain’s 6 deaths and 16 cases with Pakistan’s 300 deaths, noting Britain sees the outbreak as an epidemic while Pakistan does not. It cites mass vaccination in Britain, calls for tighter Southeast Asia admissions, and recalls the U S Public Health Service claim no official American cases since 1949. It attributes disease decline to school vaccination and immigration rules, and laments anti vaccination sentiment amid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
U. S
Our
Broad Land
Eisenhower Warns Against Big Government And Socialism
The excerpt argues that federal expansion across power and resources risks centralizing authority and eroding individual and community self rule. It cautions that reliance on federal money could blunt liberty and that free enterprise democracy differs from socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Welfare payments in Jones County January totals
Iowa State Department of Social Welfare reports Jones County welfare expenditures for January totaling 28 734. Old age assistance accounts for 17 913 paid to 217 individuals. Aid to dependent children totals 9 745 to 271 people. Aid to the blind 666 to six persons and aid to the deaf 410 to seven recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa
Post Cards Yore Exercise Show Brings Readability Gain
A reader notes the TV show Post Cards Yore Exercise has been enjoyable and beneficial. The program helped them read fine print without eyeglasses, improving daily life.
Amber-Julia Tonjes Birthday Observed in Monticello
Articles note Amber-Julia Tonjes celebrated her birthday on January 30 with family friends from Monticello and Analamosa including Mrs Emma Zimmerman Mrs Minnie Butler Mrs Helen Barrack and others. Reading also mentions Gerd Prult birthday, visits by local residents and a February Lumber Yard meeting electing Carl Freese Ralph Holmes and Henry Freese as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Julia Tonjes
Sackett
Hopkinton
Ed Harms
Kenneth Husmann
Jack Husmann
Emil Poppe
Larry Christensen
Davenport
E. E. Willis
Jay Joslin
Everett
Everett Engelbart
Eddie
David Osterkamp
Bill Rickels
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Douglas Joslin
Ames
Carl Freese
Ralph Holmes
Henry Freese
Marriage news from Harvard and nearby towns
Mrs. Fred Heiken announced the marriage of her son Pfc. John Lubavs of Ayer Massachusetts to Lana Beau of Harvard Massachusetts on January 19 at Harvard Methodist church. Lubavs is stationed in Alaska for several months. The column also notes Gail Bader receiving her cap at St James Methodist in Cedar Rapids on January 28 with numerous attendees listed from area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Fred Heiken
John Lubavs
Ayer
Mass
Lana Beau
Harvard
Methodist Church of
Pfc
Lubavs
Alaska
Gail Bader
L. R. Bader
St. James Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Miss Bader
Leonard Bader
George Bader
Joni Lunn
Berniece Gravel
George Jaggi
Jeanette Rickless
Anamosa
Louise McLaughlin
Onslow
John Jaggs
Earl Sherman
Viola
Floyd Richardson
James Reid
Glen King
Louis Ebel
Williamsburg
Henry Stadtmueller
Rolf Craft
Hudson
Herman Roth
Jack Coohey
Dubuque
Prairie Hill Be Natural Club
Marianne Holub
Kathleen Lawrence
Gloria Kromminga
Pamela Janssen
Marcia Beckman
Colleen Holub
Janet Beckman
Judy Goedken
Reuel McColm
W. D. McLaughlin
Delmar King
Forrest Deischer
James McLaughlin
New Cascade Community Presbyterian Church
George French
Austin Spahr
Joe Spahr
George van Buren
Central City
Elton Copley
Mary
Gene Hall
Keith
F. H. Kromminga
Richard Kromminga
Ed Siebels
John Wacker
Reuben Tjaden
Wayne King
Herman Reth
Karen King
Fed. Kromminga
Fred Kromminga
Gloria
Raymond Kromminga
Idle Not Club
John Oltmann
Local publishing staff and rates listed for Monticello News
The Monticello Publishing Co issue lists counties Clinton Cedar Delaware Dubuque Jackson and Linn with prices five dollars elsewhere in the United States and four dollars for servicemen worldwide. It names staff including H. M. Jones president News Editor Betty J. Wagner Advertising Manager Bruce Froning and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
Monticello Publishing Co
H. M. Jones
Betty J. Wagner
Bruce Froning
Jane Scott
Mollee Williams
Bob Harlan
Ray Luckstedt
Bob Goodyear
Joan Steger
Joan Steger; Justowriter
Dottie Martin
Mildred Bach
Nancy Marsh
Pressman
Mike Chadwell
Lois Harlan
Evelyn Clark
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Monticello
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vision Institute
Des Moines
Kuriger Bros
Snoopin
Clem
Debbie
Debbie Drake
Nbc-Tv
Chicago, Ill
John Janssen
Art Holub
Iowa Press, Association 2
National Editorial Insociation
Jones
Monterey
Mercury
Mercurys
Stim
Mercur
Motor Company
Freese Motor Company
Quality Headquarters
Worthington Memorial Hall
Lincoln
Mowneeuo
Svare Bank
Maio Stel Beane Se
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