Editorial on Eisenhower moves to steady course and reform
The Christian Science Monitor reflects on President Eisenhower’s insistence on fair investigations, party leadership, and a decisive program to confront communism. It praises curbs on McCarthy influence, support for fair treatment of witnesses, and a moral, unified national course.
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Eisenhower
Ship of State
Senator McCarthy
Wisconsin
Congress
Hall
White House
McCarthy
National Committee
Scott Mcleod
State Department
Army
Stevens
Morever
Congressional
Christian Science Monitor
There’s junk in the mailbox says Odessa Odessan
The Odessa Odessan reports concern over a Post Office rule allowing bulk unaddressed circulars to be delivered with mail. Critics argue mail should remain personal and that mass junk undermines private correspondence. It cites 1934 1935 attempts and calls for stopping mass mailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Odessa
Public bidding urged to ensure fair, affordable Hardin County spending
The Iowa Falls Citizen argues that public bidding lowers costs and reduces favoritism by making expenditures public. It urges Hardin county officials to adopt transparent, well adver tised bid processes for purchases and construction to restore public confidence and set a model for counties, cities, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Representa
Tive
Iowa Falls
Tax debate rifts in House ways and means committee
In a mixed party committee the GOP pushes business tax cuts while Democrats back lower income tax relief. A proposal to raise the personal exemption from 600 to 700 was defeated, with hints of support for an 800 exemption. The Pella Chronicle notes election year politics and vote considerations ahead of the 1954 result.
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House
Ways and Means
Pella Chronicle
Pella Chronicle Warns Against Low Mood and Recession Talks
In early 1954 officials warned pessimism could spark a recession, but the chorus persisted. The piece urges readers to study Iowa livestock and grain prices, dividend news, and surplus food rejections across sixteen counties before drawing conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pella Chronicle
Miss Caroline Schoenhut Birthday Party Held at Home
Miss Caroline Schoenhut was honored at her home Friday in March with a birthday party attended by a host of friends. Guests included Mrs. Russel Meade Mrs. Edgar Vernon Mrs. L V Drexler and others. Harold Harryman of Milton Indiana was a Sunday dinner guest at Rev. H E Morrow’s in Monticello. he is a guest speaker with the Spiritual Life Mission in Hopkinton this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Schoenhut
Thyee
Russel Meade
Edgar
Harold Harryman
Milton, In
H. E. Morrow
Monticello
Harryman
Spiritual Life Mission
Hopkinton
Lester Langrehr
Tucson
Arizona
Clarence Howell
Anamosa
Bud Douglas
Tom Bearinger
Earl Bickford
Maquoketa
Leo Croce
Pfc
Robert Beranek
Cavarix
France
Toul Rossire
Strasburg
Germany
Wilbur Hoelker
Charlie Neil
Paul
Wilma McGaffee
Norman McGaffee
Jackson County Public Hospital
Billy Clark
Harlie
Canton
Ozark
Lois Potter
Gene Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Ralston
Hurstville
Gene Wolcoff
Antone Beranek
Roger
Oxford Junction
Harlie Clark
Wayne Edwards
Randy
Art Langrehr
Clinton
Lester
Myron Zumbach
Coggan
Tobe Caspers
John Stahlberg
Henry Stahlberg
Clarence Willms
Fire Victims Entertain Firemen on Washington's Birthday
One year after a dormitory fire at Antioch CollegeYellow Springs Ohio 90 girls were evacuated and seven hostesses including Marilyn Landis Milowe daughter of E T Landis Monticello entertained fire department crews from eight nearby towns. The rebuilt interior stands in its 100 year old walls and a dinner and open house honored the guest firefighters while Milowe a Antioch senior continues her co op studies toward graduation.
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Washington
Monticello
Antioch College
North Hall
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Marilyn Landis Milowe
E. T. Landis
Milowe
Antioch
Psychology major Mrs Milowe's career across hospitals and school
Mrs Milowe, a psychology major, has worked at St. Luke's Hospital in New York Milene's in Boston and Woodcastle School in New Jersey where she provided counseling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milowe
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Milene’s
Boston
Woodcastle School
New Jersey
Vaneta Hughes Joins Zeta Phi At Dubuque U
Sixty four University of Dubuque students joined four fraternities and three sororities during weekend ceremonies on campus. Greek rush included parties and a three day hazing period before pledges announced their house choices. Vaneta Hughes of Scotch Grove pledged Zeta Phi sorority.
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University of Dubuque
U of D
Zeta Phi
Vaneta Hughes
Scotch Grove
Harlie Clark Moves Soon To Taylor Place
Canton notices outline Harlie Clark purchasing John Taylor estate and preparing repairs before moving with family to Taylor Place. Also reports on local travel, visitors, illnesses, and multiple weekly gatherings across Canton and nearby towns.
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Harlie Clark
Taylor Place
Canton
John Taylor
Clark
Mr. Taylor
Advertisements and Advert Files From Historic Paper
A collection of ad cards and reprints including advertisement sheets booklets postal cards and concert programs. The items showcase printing variety and period design with emphasis on commercial stationery and annuals.
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Janis Rink
Energy
Fearns Rink
Express Photo
Audrey Payne
Audrey McDonald
G. J. Parker
Audrey
Express
Pasker
Jerry Pasker
Ohio Firemen
Dubuque U
Henry Ehlis
Eugene Wink
Mrs. LaVerne Bartels
THE
Monticello Express
Dodgers
Mounticello
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