Food aid shifts to seeds and machinery for Europe
Report notes U S policy focuses on supplying seed, fertilizer and equipment rather than feeding Europe directly. North Africa’s wheat export surplus and repaid aid are cited as proof the United States will help restore farming capacity, not impose universal relief. Allies push toward victory as Germany faces mounting pressure from Britain, the United States, and Soviet lines.
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Iowa and wartime views across editorials
A collection of editorials discusses optimistic WWII prospects for 1944 and 1945, Iowa's beauty and farming outlook, and advice to tenants on buying land postwar. It notes Allied gains, Japan defense, and the likelihood of unconditional Axis surrender, alongside reflections on Iowa’s landscape and farming investment strategies.
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Russian
Sicily
Japan
Pacific
Hitler
Germany
Farmers Gamble Looks a Win for West Union Farmers
The Argo Gazette notes the farmers betting time and labor against uncertain weather have seen many stakes already raked in. It discusses how increased effort and production may pay off as the gamble continues amid shifting conditions.
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Argo-Gazette
Equal treatment for African Americans urged in Kentucky record
A Kentucky discussion rejects slavery nostalgia and Nazi echoes, arguing against discrimination and in favor of equality before the law for African Americans who contribute to the nation and are called to defend it.
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Kentucky
Mrs. Lindly
Weather and wartime economy mix in Fayette and Italy notes
Farmers in Fayette County face the weather gamble as hay and oats yield vary yet aim to meet national war needs. A wartime Italy and Mussolini gossip stir World War II reflections, while defense plant shifts threaten civilian tasks and unemployment.
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Fayette County
Allies weigh postwar governance for Italy
The text discusses balancing freedom promises with the need to let Italians choose their form of government and the Allies responsibility for policing and feeding 40 million people. It notes the burden on Churchill and Roosevelt in making these decisions and warns against delaying to avoid anarchy.
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Des Moines Register
John M. Lindly
Winfield
Africa
America
Atlanta
Italy
Axis West Union
Argo-Gazette
Caesar
Axis
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Roosevelt
Curfew Debate: Negative View on Youth Crime Tactics
Corydon Times-Republican notes curfews are being tried in Iowa towns to curb juvenile delinquency. It argues curfews are negative, urges better solutions like expanded recreational facilities, and warns against underfunded youth programs.
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Corydon
Iowa
Too Much Money Triggers Booms and Morning After
The piece argues that excess money, like a land boom, causes temporary excitement similar to liquor store sales. It warns that booms are thrilling but fleeting and warns of a morning after when activity cools.
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Knoxville Express
Notice to Contractors for Drainage Ditch 638 Cleanout
Sealed bids are invited at the county auditor’s office in Emmetsburg Iowa until 10 am September 2 1948 for cleanout of Drainage Ditch Jr 638 in Palo Alto and Pocahontas Counties involving about 46000 cubic yards of excavation on the upper main ditch and about 16600 cubic yards on Lateral F in Pocahontas County with tree removal. A 10 percent certified check is required with bid per the Joint Board of Supervisors.
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Iowa
Palo Alto
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LeMars man attempts DIY driving in California
Ed Sitzmann of LeMars attempts a homegrown driving stunt in California. An officer intervenes as fears of a snake strike deter a quick escape in a tense encounter.
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Ed Sitzmann
LeMars
California
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