Republicans Split Over Appeasement And War Aid
A column argues some Republican leaders oppose Willkie and any president backed bill, labeling the party appeasers as others in the party back all out aid to England. It notes young Republicans in Des Moines resist condemning Willkie and warns party unity matters for 1944. It also observes a shift from binders to combines in farming machinery as machines replace labor. God Bless America. Love it or leave it.
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Willkie
Des Moines
Old Guard
Roosevelt
England
United States
Reade
Earville Cil
Leader
Thompson Brothers
Earville
America
Norway
the Arrow
German Library of Information
Hitler
Earlville
Kossuth
Washington
Wendell Willkie
Editorial page notes on propaganda and public affairs
A condensed digest surveys Earville Editorials and reader responses on Nazi propaganda, library mailings, juvenile delinquency remedies, Iowa farm taxation bills, and Willkie in England. It cites editorials from Eldora Herald Ledger and other papers, discusses parental discipline, farm tenancy ideas, and public interest items with strong local figures and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Nebraska
Ernest L. Beeker
Lydia KE Pinkham Co agrees to cease certain claims
The FTC announces Lydia KE Pinkham Co Lynn Mags will stop making certain claims about its vegetable compound. Hampton Times notes Hitler’s invasion threat of England persists with Churchill insisting readiness and growing war production.
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Lydia
Knoxville Express
Federal Trade Commission
Lydia Ke, Pinkham Co
Lynn, Mags
Hampton Times
Hitler
England
Churchill
Hanford McNider
Barn Fire on Stanley Zrudsky Farm Near Alburnett
A year after a barn burned at the Stanley Zrudsky farm near Alburnett a house on the same property was destroyed by fire last week. Local authorities investigated the blaze and stated it caused extensive damage to the residence. Fire crews remained on scene to control hotspots and prevent neighboring structures from catching fire.
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Stanley Zrudsky
Alburnett
Iowa Capitol Eyes Economy as 49th Legislature Opens
Republican leaders Senator E P Donahue of Chickasaw county and Representative Curtis W Gregory of Dallas county frame the forty ninth Iowa legislative session around economy. They indicate no fixed program of measures has yet been mapped but economy remains the keynote.
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Iowa
E. P. Donahue
Chickasaw County
Curtis W. Gregory
Dallas County
General Assembly
County Boards of Supervisors
Economy and 1939 plans shape Iowa legislative session
The article describes governors and legislators coordinating on an economy program for the next biennium. It notes no full program yet,, pending conferences with Governor Wilson, and explains the Efficiency Committee’s early measures to save time for the incoming legislature. It also covers appointments, potential confirmations, and debates over funding and junkets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rep
Gregory
Efficiency Committee
Lawmakers debate funding fate of teachers retirement bill
Signs of economic drift appear as legislators shelve the perennial teachers retirement and annuity bill this session to avoid certain defeat over state appropriations. Sponsors vow to press the measure in the 49th Iowa general assembly to keep the cause alive.
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49Th
Iowa General Assembly
Legislature Considers Farm Tenancy and Tax Equalization Measures
The session weighs three ripe bills on farm tenancy settlement, unemployment payment equalization, and urban rural school district cost sharing. A forthcoming school tax plan splits districts into agricultural and urban divisions to apportion transport costs and levy taxes by land value. An unemployment bill targets parity between seasonal and year round workers, addressing current pay disparities.
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Shaw
Alta Advertiser
State House
Pocahontas
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agricultural Lands
Timed Ambitions Layered Over Africa and Suez Reach
Fragmentary text references imperial aims in northern Africa and the Suez Canal. Mentions Mussolini and France in a historical backdrop, with unclear prospects of secure control amid competing concessions.
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Hampton
Africa
Moai Sea
Suez Canal
France
Mussolini
Tly
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Mason City
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Lester Drennan
Oscar Brandt
John P. Berg
Cedar Rapids
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University of Iowa
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Economy Trends
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