Acheson Rejects Stalin Peace Offers in Public Briefing
Secretary of State Dean Acheson answered Joseph Stalin’s peace questions during a press session, asserting the United States cannot be duped by misleading peace bids. He stressed UN Charter commitments, rejection of pressure tactics, and that U S Soviet talks would require proper representation and transparent channels.
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Dean Acheson
Joseph Stalin
Russia
U.S
Stalin
J. Kingbury Smith
Hearst Press
North Atlantic
Acheson
Smith
U. S
Soviet Union
Defense Budgets and Navy Expansion Amid Big Economic Debate
The article notes senior military leaders arguing for limits on defense spending to avoid economic crisis. It cites Army and Navy plans, including nine air stations shuttered and 29 new ships, plus an 85,000 ton carrier United States. It also mentions political talk on assessor law reform in Marengo.
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Navy
Congress
Ar Aonf
Omar Cradley
Rees
Boston
Tromian
Defense
Forestal
John Sullivan
Atlantic
United States
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Law Revisions Aim to Improve Voter Security and Property Valuation
The speaker argues for targeted law changes to improve election integrity in local offices and to enhance tax valuation fairness. Real estate revaluation moves are noted as overdue corrections, suggesting retaining strong provisions while removing weaknesses to create a better assessment system.
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Iowa
Farmers weigh surplus risk under price supports and quotas
In Tama county farmers consider future crop surpluses and question if the federal government can solve the problem with price supports. They warn that supporting prices at 90 to 100 percent of parity could lead to strict Washington control, acreage limits, and marketing quotas with penalties, and that such measures would mean the government managing farmers' business if surpluses occur.
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Tracer Star-Clipper
Tama County
Washington
New Age In Farming Wallaces Parmer and Homestead
A garbled report questions future recognition of a farming pose and cites Iowa 1246 statistics showing high machine use on town farms for plowing dishing harrowing and drifting while corn planting remains horse driven. It notes state economy shifts and proposed trade limits affecting Iowa imports.
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Wallaces
Parmer
Homestead
Iowa
Jowa
Heat Solutions for Pig Farrowing Pens
Dale N. Goodell of the county extension notes farmers face choices for heating farrowing pens. For individual pens, 20Nwatt heat bulbs or brooders are advised, while entire farrowing houses benefit from furnaces or stoves with forced air circulation. A 200-watt bulb suits 2 to 4 sow setups, and a single bulb can warm up to four sows when placed correctly.
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Dale N
Goodell
Pocahontas County Board Special Session Dec 31 1948 Proceedings
Pocahontas County Board meets in special session at the courthouse with all members present. It approves appropriations from the Poor Fund to reimburse state aid programs, bonds of county officials, and a drainage district levy. Major actions include levies for Drainage Districts and approval of numerous county office expenditures and audits.
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Pocahontas County
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G. C. Johnson
O. F. Young
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Young
Vocahontas County
Towa
Iowa
E.om Stahly
W. L. Boyd
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Auartery
Mer ‘Arried
Yount
Peterson Et al
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Pol
Clerk of District Court
Sess & Comm
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Pope
Viela McCartan
Marie Pavik
FLFE
van Alstine
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Anton Machovets
Wis
Boone Blank Book Co
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Jenkins-Pergemann Co
Fralaa
Thomas Wilson
Pauline Bentz
R.N
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Turner
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J. F. Younstrom
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Eric Williams
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L. A. Hansen
B. F. Weeks
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G. W. Dirks
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Alvin Freel
Homer Gentry
Donald B. Hood
Marcell Moritz
Chas. Meyer
McCartan
Adolph Sefcik
E. F. Sargent
J. S. Simonson
Steel
John A. Schroeder
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