Christ’s Way to World Peace Reflects Christmas Message
A Christmas sermon urges believers to follow Christ’s teachings to end war and achieve lasting peace. It argues wars arose from leaders seeking power and calls for steadfast faith, right leadership, and dedication to peace as a path for posterity and a better world.
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Jesus
Christ
New Year Call for Soil Conservation in Local Farms
The article urges Fayette Buchanan and Clay counties to expand soil conservation, promote crop rotation drainage and contour farming, and form grassroots committees led by farmers and business people with state college cooperation. It cites a line-committed program and notes 300 to 400 percent potential grain yield growth with full adoption. It also reflects on postwar peace and Soviet Russia's age with limited growth data.
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Fayette
Buchanan
Clayton
Iowa
State College
Likineis
Open Forum letters require signer names and 400 word limit
The newspaper will publish Open Forum letters only if signed by the writer or the editor under guidance. Names may be withheld upon request, but the paper must know the author. Anonymous submissions are discouraged to prevent abuse of the Open Forum format.
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America
Dewey Fights for Presidency in Troubled House
A 1946 King Features Syndicate analysis portrays Thomas E. Dewey pressuring new Republican congressmen to back his candidate for party floor leadership. It details Dewey allies like Halleck and Pew, and warns of purges, financial leverage, and inner-party maneuvering aimed at securing a path to the presidency, while noting senators’ dormer immunity to Dewey’s tactics.
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Thomas Dewey
U. S
Harold L. Ickes
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
House of Representatives
Dewey
New York
House
Congressman Halleck
Indiana
Harry L. Hopkins
Halleck
Republican Congressional Committee
Finance Committee
Spic-And-Span
Wendel Willkie
Committee
Joseph N. Pew
Pennsylvania
Pew
Mellon-Grundy
Martin
Mr. Pew
King Features Syndicate, Inc
A Plain Man Who Likes Plain People Says Sokolsky
Columnist James Stahlman earns praise from George E. Sokolsky for his clear direct style and devotion to local readers. The piece highlights Stahlman’s ability to connect with ordinary citizens and mourns forgotten Memorial Day graves while praising the value of plain, honest expression.
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James Stahlman
Sokolsky
James G. Stahl
Fairbank Pep Band Debuts at Local Basketball Game
Fairbank notes a first appearance by a school Pep band at a basketball game with Brandon. Members listed include Mardene and Maxine Gallup, Frank Braun, Grace Gipper, Miss Fickle, Darlene Fratzke, and Marian Bushby. Christmas break announced. Supt. Mecklenburg and family plan holidays in Morning Sun Iowa.
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Fairbank
Brandon
Mardene
Maxine Gallup
Frank Braun
Grace Gipper
Miss Fickle
Darlene Fratzke
Marian Bushby
Supt. Mecklenburg
Morning Sun
Iowa
Eunice Kishiman
Williamsburg
Ramsey
Fickle
Oelwein
Fischer
Waverly
Miss Wierck
Town
Dingsley
Rowley
Santa Claus
Bring Shovels To Clean Lake Tonight
Community skating event asks women to bring snow shovels to northeast Lake section at 7 o clock to clear snow from floodlight area and finish preparations for skaters. Skating committee urges public help and directs committee members to assist with the work.
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Ccreation Council
Commi
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