Documents reveal Nazi Soviet wartime duplicity and strategic aims
Publication of seized German and Soviet records shows Stalin and Molotov sought to back Hitler, cut out the United States and Britain from Europe and Asia, and press for control of Iran and the Dardanelles. The disclosures argue against charges of American imperialism and note earlier US and British aid to Russia.
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Germany
Stalin
Molotov
Hitler
Russia
Turkey
United States
Britain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Dardanelles
Iran
Balkan
Moscow
Nuernburg
Berlin
America
U. S
Japan
Mediterranean
European Corn Borer Threat to Iowa
Iowa faces widespread European corn borer infestation with all counties affected. Bremer County shows the highest average of 469 borers per 100 stalks while Pocahontas reports 28 and Page and Osceola about 2.8. over 12 counties exceed 300 borers per 100 stalks. Farmers are urged to adopt a four point program including strong hybrids, early planting, targeted DDT treatment, and field shredding. potential losses could be several times 1946's estimated 20 million dollars.
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Iowa
H. M. Harris
Iowa State College
State Department of Agriculture
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
Iowa ‘State College
Harris
Bremer
Page
Osceola
Pocahontas
Max O. Naylor
Saving Iowa's Rich Soil
Estherville News advocates good farming practices tiling crop rotation and sound livestock increases to save the soil and boost profits. Farmers landowners and orchard growers are urged to learn soil chemistry and adopt proven methods while skepticism remains toward general pushy experts but respect for field specialists who offer helpful guidance.
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Iowa
Estherville News
Choosing the Right Course
Sioux City Journal argues Congress must show real statesmanship now to keep America economically strong and politically powerful amid global turmoil. The Humboldt Republican cites the Gallup poll on President Truman as part of the debate.
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Sioux City Journal
America
Congress
Humboldt
Gallup
Truman
G.O.P. Faces Tepid Support as Taft Challenger Seen
Voter mood hints at a close race with about fifty to thirty favoring an opponent over Senator Taft for the presidency. Observers warn the Republican Party to heed the shifting public sentiment.
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Taft
G.O.P
Miners See Wage Gains and Safety Decline in War Era
The Marcus News reports average weekly pay for soft coal miners reached 71.49 dollars last August, with many earning 300 to 500 dollars monthly and some over 600. It notes safety progress, with underground mining now twice as safe as 40 years ago, four times safer per ton, and the fatality total for last year the lowest since 1910, despite higher employment.
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Marcus News
U. S. Bureau For Labor Statistics
Bituminous Coal Institute
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Money Isn't Everything In Life Says Stolen
A fragment quotes a statement about money not being the greatest value and hints at persuading a spouse, attributed to an item labeled Stolen.
Health for All Tuberculosis and Sanatoriums
The text explains tuberculosis as a deadly, communicable disease causing over 60,000 deaths annually and about 1000 Americans yearly, stressing the need for sanatoriums and public precautions. It notes the disease spreads via coughing and that early 20th century views were inaccurate, highlighting the 1904 National Tuberculosis Association's formation to fund research, inform the public, find cases, and ensure proper patient care.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Campaign Shows Progress Through Christmas Seals
The narrative notes progress against tuberculosis since 1900s, with a highlighted decline in death rates since 1900. It cites 3,000 voluntary associations joining the National Association and state or local bodies, working with public health agencies to eradicate TB, funded entirely by Christmas Seals sales.
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Nati National Association
It Is An Imperfect World Reflecting on Leadership
The piece discusses lingering poor conditions and the idea that business always has issues. It praises Henry A. Wallace as a prominent former official and notes his varied roles and future candidacy.
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Washington Evening Journal
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M. R. Soth
Robert Swan
Marion Bruce
Rolfe
Palo Alto
Kossuth
National
Uni¢ Association
Eisenhower
Dewey
Bernard Baruch
Knutson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
G. M. Browning
The
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Creston. News Advertiser
Knoxville Express
Dr. Salsbury
Lance Romo
Flack
Petes Stevi Ee
Beckord Hatchery
Rolfe Pocahontas
Rycen Lan
Beckord’s Hatchery
Pocahontas County Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association
Gilbert Ellis
Wm. McIntyre C, R. Peterson
E. F. Rankin
C. E. Lehnus
Rolfe State Bank
Henry Wallace
Memphis
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture
Commerce
Towan
H. G. Frigaard
Rolfe, Iowa
Frank J. Anderson
Carl J. White
T. S. Clark
D. C
Rolfe, Fa
F. H. Molyneux
Savage Block
J. E. Hynds
Ritz Theatre
Kennedy Agency
General Insurance
T. J. Raynes Insurance
L. M. Graham Veterinarian
L. W. Feldman
Asst
R. B. Ranney
Guy Smite
Harry Tyler
Rolfe, Jows
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