Mussolini Eliminated Signals End of Dictators Era
A radio report declares Benito Mussolini ousted as Italy shifts to a war weary stance. Readers learn Italy’s leadership collapse leaves the nation with a king figurehead and widespread surrender in prospects as Allied forces advance.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Hitler
North Africa
Britain
America
Russia
Land Prices Rise But Peak Seen In Past Boom
Prices of agricultural land jumped in the past year yet are not expected to reach the 1918 to 1920 peak. Buyers include city investors and renters seeking farms as inflation hedges, with many cash purchases and declining mortgage debt. Farmers wary of relying on continued profits, preferring bonds to land and avoiding high leverage.
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Wallace
Industrial News Review Propaganda Shared Across Papers
A persistence of identical editorials appears in multiple country newspapers. The pattern shows papers reprinting the Industrial News Review, reflecting centralized commentary on national issues. The practice raises questions about editorial independence and the reach of syndicated opinion.
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Industrial News Review
Propa
McCormick and Tribune Weigh Paths in 1944 Nomination
The Christian Science Monitor notes that Col Robert R McCormick and the Chicago Tribune may oppose Wendell Willkie's presidential bid. It argues a liberal Republican aligned with UN programs could shift the 1944 race to domestic issues and alienate isolationists who oppose international cooperation.
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Christian Science Monitor
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Celene
Chicago
Willkie
Roosevelt
McCormick
America
Gallup
United States
United Nations Program For
War bond drive and the duty of sacrifice
The piece urges ongoing support for the war effort beyond quotas and prompts readers to view bond purchases as essential investments, not gifts. It argues victory requires harsher costs and continuous funding as America faces greater campaigns and growing military needs.
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West Union Argo-Gazette
Fayette County
Iowa
America
Albia Picnic Park Receives Community Effort and Growth
The Albia waterworks reservoir picnic park gains popularity as community work expands to keep the site attractive and wholesome. Improvements include ample seating modern fireplaces sand piles for children well kept grass and engaging grounds for visitors.
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Albia
Editors and mimeographed NAM propaganda readers
The piece discusses a National Association of Manufacturers mimeographed sheet used by editors to echo anti public regulation and pro private industry themes. It notes the sheet favors chain stores utilities opposes socialized medicine and praises Insull era practices while criticizing supposed public cynicism.
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Ganda Sheet
National Manufacturers Association
N.A.M
Insull
Community picnic grounds urged to keep park clean
Editorial notes most picnics preserve cleanliness but one group leaves trash and refuse. It argues public opinion should force better conduct or remove offenders from the waterworks picnic park, praising community standards and park benefits. It then shifts to a Humboldt Republican assessment accusing Japan of industrial weakness and inability to sustain war, citing shortages in weapons, planes, ships, and leadership.
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Albia
Humboldt Republican
Japan
Asia
Pacific
Labor's enemies blamed for anti union sentiment
Webster City Freeman Journal asserts racketeering and hijacking union leaders profit from labor, undermining unions and fueling broad public opposition to unionism through their money driven methods.
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Webster City
Freeman-Journal
Allied airmen push record in New Guinea New Britain theater
Hampton Times reports Allied airmen from American and Australian units boast an eight month run with 57 ships sunk and 29 possibly sunk plus 74 damaged. January February saw 839 Japanese planes engaged with 133 destroyed 57 possibly destroyed and 17 damaged. One Flying Fortress unit logged 277 missions 1,900 hours 12 ships destroyed 14 badly damaged 48 aircraft shot down and 17 more likely destroyed. Nineteen air men lost with some parachuting to safety.
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Hampton Times
New Guinea
New Britain
Iowa farm in July beauty and harvest work
A nostalgic portrait of Iowa's summer fields linking corn oats and clover to dairy and beef farms. The piece notes Iowa as a vital food producer and harvest time as a moment to refresh workwear and gear.
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Sac City
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
New York
California
Iowa
States
Union
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings May 11 1943
Pocahontas Iowa Board of Supervisors adjourned session notes two drainage district hearings deferred to May 18 1943. Embargo on county trunk roads lifted. May 18 1948 minutes show wage rates for gravel shovelers and common labor. Bid awards for gasoline to Phillips Petroleum. Diesel fuel action postponed to May 24 1943. Drainage commissioners appointed for District 151 with report due by July 1 1943. Drainage Fowler et al petition deemed sufficient with plans feasible and construction approved in resolution.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
C. F. Young
Clarence Jensen
G. G. Johnson
Jensen
Hartsock
Johnson
Fowler
Roy A. Johnson
Pocahontas County
O. F. Young
G. C. Johnson
Phillip Petroleum Corporation
Young
Towa
Public Works Report Summary Clarifies Costs and Objections
Fragmentary OCR notes address public health welfare and financial burden for lands to be benefited. Objections are urged to be overruled and damages deemed not excessive. Engineer's report and supplementary data referenced as approved.
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Louisville
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T. J. Raynes Insurance
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Jowa
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