Voters Ignorance on Trade Treaties Also For Farm Cuts
A Gallup poll shows 90 percent of voters do not understand reciprocal trade treaties, while 71 percent of the informed 10 percent favor them. The piece argues voters lack grasp on economic principles and notes a major cut in farm appropriations, impacting the Farm Tenancy program and parity payments, with farmers bearing much of the economy drive. It ends by urging voters to evaluate parties by principles, not names, and mocks Germany’s submarine claims.
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Dewey Gains Traction In New England For President Bid
The Christian Science Monitor notes Thomas E. Dewey leads Republican polls in New England with strong speeches and eager audiences. It cautions that while popularity grows, voters seek concrete plans to fix the New Deal and curb unemployment via private investment and regulated enterprise.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Farmers want parity and sane farming policy in Iowa
In Dubuque the Telegraph Herald notes farmers are level headed and distrust wild promises. They seek parity prices and sound domestic conditions to earn a decent living. Candidates should present concrete programs or risk a firm no from the farm vote. June coverage urges practical fields, not European distractions or quick promises.
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Dubuque
Télegraph-Herald
Iowa
Space Filler column on safe driving and humor
The piece offers safety tips for good drivers emphasizing self control, car upkeep, speed in relation to road conditions, and courtesy toward pedestrians. It also includes assorted jokes and anecdotes about driving habits, humor pieces, and aphorisms from Confucius, with light commentary on social manners and everyday life.
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Pocahontas County Board Proceedings and District Assessments
Pocahontas County Iowa boards adopt multiple district boundaries and levy lists for Secondary Road Districts 195 196 and 199. Proceedings record hearings apportionment reports and schedules detailing parcel by parcel special assessments for rural parcels including names such as G H Straight Katherine Mitchell Equitable Life Ins Co William Beneke Dawson L Saylor Jeannette Edw Timmons John Berry and John W Naffziger among others with totals around 175 101 dollars.
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Pocahontas
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Said Abubarak
John Berry
Road District No 206 proposed in county remarks
Fragmentary text shows a proposal to establish a road district numbered 206 in a Tasen county area with official notices and legal language awaiting continuation on Page Seven.
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