National Newspaper Week Emphasizes Free Press Principles
Editorial lauds Thomas Jefferson’s view on government and newspapers, ties to Bill of Rights and right to know. Argues press protects democracy, informs voters, and monitors officials amid scandals, citing German Italian Argentinian cases and Muscatine Journal coverage during National Newspaper Week.
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McKinley and the Potato Marketing Fight in Iowa
Harold L. McKinley of St Ansgar Iowa leads GOP farm policy efforts while battling the Agriculture Department over potato marketing orders. The 1942 1950 referendums and a court test culminate in a dropped suit as McKinley shifts to politics opposing federal dictation.
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McKinley
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Iowa
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Tax Burden Rise Cited By Census Bureau
The Shreveport Times notes that the average American family with a wife and two children paid 1648 in taxes last year and 2133 this year, an increase of 485, while Adlai says the family is better off.
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Federal Census Bureau
Adlai
Shreveport Times
Gridiron Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A puzzle featuring grid style clues across and down covering sports terms and wordplay. Includes entries for drills war god surpasses and other cryptic style hints. Answers span anatomy footwear and city names with several short, witty cross references.
Des Moines Business Office in 318 Shops Building
Des Moines officials relocate to the 318 Shops Building as the city grips commerce and civic services. The new address centralizes district offices and supports neighborhood business activity.
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Des Moines News and Business Office
Labor abroad diverges from Taft Hartley stance in overseas talks
A labor delegation from AFL CIO and United Mine Workers reports to Latin audiences on gains under the Taft Hartley act including rising wages and welfare funds while stressing the movement’s nonpolitical stance. They contrast overseas outreach with U.S. political pressures and note weariness over high Washington living costs.
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Murray
Browder and Wife Arrested in Naturalization case
Earl Browder former top official of the American Communist party and his wife were arrested in the New York City area on four counts of false statements by Mrs Browder and a similar count against Earl Browder. They face up to 20 years and 20000 dollars for Mrs Browder and up to five years and 5000 dollars for Browder if convicted.
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