Sale of E Bonds Urged in Jones County Drive
County boosts Victory Loan effort with aim to reach 100 percent of a $483 000 E bond quota as data explains the $11 billion Victory Loan need and next eight months spending on munitions and military costs including Navy fleet maintenance and GI transportation.
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Jones County
F. E. Stimson
U.S. Treasury
Express
Treasury Department
Treasury
Army
Navy
James Forrestal
Congress
United States
Navy Department
To Fence Or Not To Fence Eldora School
By Our Editors: a fence around Eldora school is urged to curb ongoing escapes. The piece compares fencing to guards, notes local institutions with fencing, and argues a fence would be cheaper and more effective than repeated escapes and arrests. It rejects the Don't Fence Me In view.
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Eagle Grove
Eldora
Iowa
Italian Foreign Minister’s Terms in Byrnes Letter
The Italian foreign minister outlines what Italy would accept to settle postwar issues. Italy would cede two Yugoslavian cities and the Dodecanese to Greece while keeping Eritrea and Brenner Pass boundaries, and resists interference in France frontier talks. The note blurs lines between victors and vanquished.
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Dubuque
France
Trials in Germany Promise Major World War Change
The article argues that German trials redefine war, portraying the aggressor as a destroyer and murderer. It claims this clearer view will move the world toward a better plane of living by exposing the greatest crime of aggressors.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Germany
Lewis Creston News Advertiser praises John L Lewis for pause
The paper notes John L Lewis called off the coal strike for the public good drawing praise from some and sharp condemnation from radicals. It argues both sides err and that he will resume action when conditions are favorable.
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Creston News
John L. Lewis
Let Us Consider Loans To Russia And England
A columnist urges evaluating loans to Russia and England for impact on future economy and world peace. He cautions against bankers meddling in others internal affairs.
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Sheldon Sun
Russia
England
Albert City Appeals Headaches For Local Newspaper
Editorial note on the ongoing struggles of editors to balance reader interest with local topics. The piece highlights the challenge of printing news that matters to readers while avoiding undue self focus.
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Albert
Corn Picker Don’ts Embossed In Front Of Driver Seat
In a Grundy Register report a suggestion calls for embossing a set of Donts on grain machinery to guide safe operation in front of the driver's seat. The Waterloo Courier notes a demanded full accounting of Jap wartime production since 1941.
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Waterloo Courier
Days and Nights novel frames wartime Stalingrad struggle
Konstantine Simonov’s Days and Nights portrays the grim 1942 battle for Stalingrad through Captain Saburov and Red Army units. Praise from Life and the Herald Tribune highlights its vivid frontline scenes, while Simonov, aged thirty, has wartime credentials and a marriage to actress Valentina Serova.
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Stalingrad
Red Army
Volga
Konstantine Simonov
Saburov
Russia
Richard E. Lauterbach
Life
Joseph Barnes
New York Herald Tribune
Red Star
Ernie Pyle
Valentina Serova
Stalin
Maquoketa Adopts Milk Production Ordinance
Maquoketa Iowa approves October 1 1945 ordinance to regulate production transport processing handling sampling examination grading labeling and sale of milk and milk products within the city and police jurisdiction. The Board of Health enforces grading permits revocations placarding and penalties with effective date January 1 1946.
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Maquoketa
Monticello
Iowa
Board of Health
Towa
Board of Health of
Owa
Iowans Split Over Which Party Handles Congress Better
The Iowa Poll finds Iowans favor Republicans on four of seven issues including cutting expenses, aiding small business, world peace, and tax cuts. Democrats lead on unemployment, wages, and farmer prosperity while nationwide Gallup shows Democratic preference on farm income and wages. Cross voters split by presidential choice Dewey or Roosevelt on confidence in tackling farm prosperity and government spending and taxes.
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Democratic Party
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin Roosevelt
Dewey
Roosevelt
Voting Preferences Across Regions Reported
The data shows party support by region with Democrats higher in some areas and Republicans leading in others. A breakdown lists percentages for Democratic and Republican voters, along with categories labeled No difference and No opinion, plus once again a Dewey FDR reference and a separate line for Voters Voters Democratic ace ATG Republican.
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Dewey F.D.R
Voters split on issues with Democratic and Republican leads
The article presents poll style figures showing Democrats and Republicans leading on keeping farmers prosperous and keeping peace in the world. It notes no difference and no opinion tallies. It concludes with women’s height data stating 78 percent are 5 feet 4 inches, influencing dress sizing.
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Town Farm Democratic
Dewey F.D.R
City Town Farm Democratic
Ll Dewey F.D.R
City Town
Local Subscription Rates for Iowa Counties Listed
The notice sets yearly subscription at 2.50 dollars for Jones Linn Delaware and Dubuque counties and 3.00 dollars per year for all other counties outside these areas.
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Jones, Linn
Delaware
Dubuque
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Hirohito
Japan
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Henry Kaiser
F.D.R. Dewey
City Town Farm
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Fire King
Gamble
Friendly Store
Monticello and
Jones’ County
Charles A.doxsee
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Editorialssociation and Credit Bureau of Circulations
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Illinois
Jones
Smith
Farmers Lumber & Supply Co
Bie
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