Why is Argentina pushed into the U.N.O. despite Nazi ties
The piece questions the U.S. drive to admit Argentina to the United Nations Organization. It cites State Department blue book revelations and suggests the Argentine military regime’s fascist stance persists. It notes Russian opposition and hints at limited reform prospects.
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Russia
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Navy plans vast Pacific base network to deter Japan
The U S Navy presents to Congress a plan extending 3000 miles west of Midway with Pearl Harbor as main base and Guam second. Minor Ryukyus and Philippines bases guard the fringe while air bases and fleet anchorages at Kwajalein Enewetak Palau and Truk support a 500000 man force and 108000 officers.
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America
Speculation in Farm Lands Forecasts and Warnings
Time Magazine cites a study noting farm land prices up 58 percent since 1939, versus 36 percent in WWI. Mortgage debt rose by 200 million in 1945 as some loans exceed land values from 1941. Boom risks seen if incomes plateau and ceilings rise. Iowa prices must soar beyond present highs to risk a repeat of past busts.
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Time Magazine
Iowa
Filibusters Draw Fire In Editorial Roundup
A collection of editorials criticizes Senate filibusters as blocking democracy. Governors and editors urge debate, transparency, and responsible action while noting public hunger for building and growth in Iowa communities.
Republicans Seen as Nominating Hope by 1948 Analysts
In Laurens Sun discussion two years before the 1948 election observers note Truman's slipping popularity and possible retirement rumors. They predict Harold Stassen could unify a fractured G O P and appeal to some Democratic voters, signaling a potential Republican victory if Stassen led the ticket.
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Chicago Sun
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Harold Stassei
Minnesota
Definition of a mint julep cited as a depth bomb with Southern drawl
Mara thon Republic labels a mint julep as a depth bomb with a Southern drawl in a terse, witty line.
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Marathon Republic
Building A Community Sac Sun
A commentary on social unity emphasizing harmony and cooperation. It argues progress hinges on a common plan and persistent effort by all members to build a successful family, community, state, or nation.
Start Work On 1946 Crop Now Wallaces' Farmer
Begin winter maintenance now to ease next summer farm work. Inspected clean and repaired machinery reduces field breakdowns, cutting worry and crop losses. Olin Engle plans to live in a moving van after multiple relocations, moving his belongings with Joe Prehm's van.
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Hoeven Announces Bid for Re election
The Sun endorses United States Congressman Charles B. Hoeven of Alton for re election. Hoeven has represented northwest Iowa since entering Congress and is praised for distiction and decisions that meet local approval. The editor commends his high ideals and prioritizing constituents over personal interests.
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Cost of Second War Much Higher Than First
In the Webster City Freaman Journal the estimated cost of the second war is four times the first, yet Uncle Sam bore about nineteen times the cost.
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Freaman-Journal
Uncle Sam
Health for All How healthy a nation are we
Health assessment notes that 45 percent of U S men were rejected for duty in WWII due to defects and tuberculosis. It cites leading death causes heart disease cancer stroke accidents and pneumonia, stresses prevention and early treatment as key to reducing mortality while urging readers to focus on health through prevention and physical fitness.
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United States
Mack and Butler announce candidacies for Iowa primaries
Guy E. Mack of Storm Lake and Guy G. Butler of Rolfe announce their candidacies for the June 1946 Republican primaries. Mack seeks the State Senator seat in the Fiftieth District. Butler runs for State Representative in Pocahontas County. Both pledge to honor Republican voters’ will.
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Iowa
Guy E. Mack
Storm Lake
Pocahontas County
Guy G. Butler
Rolfe
Miller announces candidacy for 50th district senator
Senator J. I. Miller of Humboldt declares his bid for the 50th district Senate seat covering Buena Vista Pocahontas and Humboldt counties subject to Republican voters in June primary. Miller has served four terms in the state legislature as Humboldt county representative. J. F. Miller, Humboldt Iowa.
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A. J. Shaw
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Humboldt County
J. F. Miller
Iowa
Pocahontas County Officials Announce Republican Candidacies
Henry C. Oaken of Palmer seeks re election as Pocahontas County Attorney and runs in the June Republican primary for Supervisor term starting January 2, 1947. F E Van Alstine of Pocahontas also files for County Treasurer. Duncan C Grant of Rolfe announces candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primary.
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Pocahontas County
F. E. van Alstine
Pocahontas
Iowa
Duncan C, Grant
Rolfe
Pocahontas County Sheriff Candidacy Declared
I R Stahly announces candidacy for Sheriff of Pocahontas County on the Republican ticket subject to the June primary voters will.
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Pocahontas County
I. R. Stahly
Pocahontas
Iowa
Pocahontas County Sheriff Candidate Announces Run
A resident announces candidacy for the office of Sheriff in Pocahontas County subject to the will primaries. The statement signals a formal bid and notes the upcoming primary process.
Executor Appointed for Belle M. Kirkpatrick Estate
In Pocahontas County Iowa District Court probate notice states O. M. Chaney has been appointed and qualified as executor of Belle M. Kirkpatrick deceased. Creditors must file claims as required by law and debtors should pay the estate. Dated February 19 1946.
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