Editorial voices back New Deal reforms against Supreme Court curb
The Monticello Express notes Raymond Moley and Rexford Tugwell pushing FDR toward social and economic reform, criticizing the Court's population based ruling and citing Frankfurter's final dissent in the Baker case as evidence of clashes with the court’s ideology.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Raymond Moley
Rexford Tugwell
FDR
Congress
High Tribunal
Moley
Felix Frankfurther
Baker
World Fair in New York City Showcases Attractions and Debate
The article praises the Flushing Meadows World’s Fair while noting long lines. It cites 1962 Tennessee reapportionment rulings and Justices Frankfurter and Lippman on one man one vote. It argues delays in legislative review can be beneficial and defends the fair’s value and cost.
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Flushing Meadows
New York City
Carr
Tennessee
Justice Frankfurther
FDR
Harvard
Frankfurther
Walter Lippman
Congress
Supreme Court
City School Board Faces Criticism Over Segregation Move
A critic denounces New York City's school board for transporting students to distant schools to feign integration. He argues the plan is folly, costly, and ignores the root issue of residential segregation between Negroes and whites.
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New York City
Descent of the Saturday Evening Post into sensational coverage
The article criticizes the Saturday Evening Post for drifting from its conservative roots under new guidance. It accuses the magazine of unfairly attacking a football coach and AA, and notes its editorial shift to supporting a Democrat for President. It laments loss of its historic stature and integrity.
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Saturday Evening Post
Alcholics Anonymous
Clem's Post Cards Excerpt Sparks Austin TV Station Debate
An excerpt from Clem's Post Cards quotes a definition of an ex extremist as a person who advocates two television stations in Austin, Texas, prompting commentary on media plurality and local broadcasting.
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Austin
Texas
Hopkinton Visitors Attend Confirmation in LaPorte City
Hopkinton residents and guests gathered for Confirmation services at the American Lutheran church in LaPorte City with Douglas Smith among the class members. Other local movements included Cedar Falls visits, university stops, and Illinois trips to Moline and Dubuque.
Peniel church to hold communion Sunday evening
Castle Grove reports Peniel Presbyterian church will hold communion at 8 p.m. Sunday October 11 with Rev. Harold Arink officiating. Sunday school classes are set for 7 p.m. No morning services are planned.
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Peniel Presbyterian Church
Castle Grove
Harold Arink
Coggan
Delbert Weber
Bob Kelchen
Francis DeShaw
Olin Howie
Monticello Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Henry Caspers
Alva Stadtmueller
Henry Stadtmueller
Clarence Stadtmueller
Austin Spahr
Jones County
Chicago
Four Building Permits Issued in September Monticello
In September the city of Monticello issued four building permits. Dr. Ted Bek secured a 24 by 24 garage at 241 N Gill with an estimated $700 cost. George S Blair got an 8 by 10 garden cottage at 608 W 5th St costing about $120. Mrs Gerhard Freese of 420 East Third will reside a house at an estimated $800. Mrs Mary Doll of 645 N Cedar plans to replace an 8 by 12 porch at $800. Announce dates relate to Henry Stadtmueller receiving a letter with the dates.
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Monticello
Ted Bek
N. Gill
George S. Blair
5Th St
Gerhard Freese
East Third
Mary Doll
N. Cedar
Monticello Express newspaper masthead and pricing notes
Published weekly on Thursday entered at Monticello post office as second class mail matter under March 3 1852 act. Official Monticello and Jones county paper established July 10 1865. Members Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association. Subscription rates listed by county and servicement pricing.
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Monticello Express
Monticello
Iowa
Jones County
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Iowa Press Advertising Service
Des Moines
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
Sunday Visitors and Local Gatherings Reported
The notice lists several families visiting relatives in Delhi and Waterloo. Names include Mrs Mary Grapes Mrs Hazel Knott and three Cedar Rapids children Mr Gene Cross Mr Archie Beitz M J Bodensteiner at a State Cheese convention in Waterloo. Mrs Richard Harris and Mrs Pearl Bryan attended a WSCS workshop in Delwe. Howard Wilson Robert and Vernon of Evansdale visited Mrs Anna Wilson. Cheryl Minert a State University Cedar Falls student spent weekend with Bernard Minert family.
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Illinois
Ted Johnson
Hopkinton
Robert Ellison
Ryan
Jack Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Moline
George Huggins
Archie Jared
Mildred Herington
Fort Meyers
Fla
Elizabeth Herington
Hazel Blanchard
Gilbert Ireland
Herman Reth
Ken
Jack Coohey
Denise
Dubuque
Robert Black
Denise Coohey
Florence Gustafson
Anamosa
George Rickels
Pat McQuillan
Harry Prult
LaVerne Seibold
Delbert Weber
Prairieburg
Weber
Harry Maire
Maurice Maire
Jack Maire
Mary Grapes
Delhi
Ireland
Hazel Knott
Gene Cross
Archie Beitz
M. J. Bodensteiner
Waterloo
Richard Harris
Howard Wilson
Robert and
Vernon
Evansdale
Mrs. Anna Wilson
Cheryl Minert
State University
Cedar Falls
Bernard Minert
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