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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1947

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Socialistic expansion aims at world control

The piece argues that the Soviet backed seizure of power in Hungary shows Russian plans for dominance across Europe and Asia. It notes Nagy’s ouster, Rakosi’s leadership, Western protests, and pressure on Austria. It claims isolationists misread Truman policy and predicts war only after Soviet gains trigger a response.

Hungary Europe Asia Nagy Matthias Rakosi U. S United Nations Austria Truman Russia United States Britain

Taft Hartley bill passed Congress despite veto threat

The Taft Hartley labor bill passes both houses by large majorities and clears toward becoming law despite union protests. Truman’s possible veto influenced tempering provisions and the bill aims to curb arbitrary actions by labor leaders while preserving essential rights and wage improvements.

Congress Truman

For Them The War Is Not Over

Wallace's Farmer states during WWII that immigration quotas left 800000 potential newcomers unrealized and urges admitting 400000 displaced persons from UNRRA camps in Germany Austria and Italy after applying proper tests to select capable individuals.

Wallaces United States Tolks UNRRA Germany Austria Italy Hitler Stalin

Commission urges universal military training and rapid mobilization

President Truman appointed a nine member panel to study national security and universal training. The report calls for compulsory training for 18 year olds, six months basic training, six months optional training, and a mobilized force with strong airpower and unified armed services. It argues for prewar preparation amid global tensions and stresses education, unity, and a robust intelligence and mobilization network. The Storm Lake note contrasts carnival tunes from a past era with a playful reflection on time.

Truman

Wielding the Axe In Congress

Knoxville Journal urges fair farm budget cuts as Congress faces reducing agricultural spending. The piece notes risk to AAA programs while arguing waste and oversized staff should be trimmed to meet public debt goals. It emphasizes fairness and prudent reductions without crippling essential farmer services.

Knoxville Journal Congress House Washington AAA Tenant Farm Purchase Program Soil Conservation, Agricultural Research, and Extension Service

Common Cold Impacts Work and Pupil Attendance

Hibbing Tribune editor notes many workers and students miss time due to colds. Article highlights the economic and research interest, arguing prevention could boost productivity and world trade, while contrasting disease with other illnesses. Wallaces' Farmer cites 15 billion in exports versus 7 billion in imports annually.

Eveleth Minn News-Clarion Christopher Columbus Wallaces

Stassen Stalin Talks Yield Mud In Eye Verdict

The Emmetsburg Democrat dismisses Stassen’s Moscow meeting with Stalin as pointless chit chat. It argues the private citizen returned with Stalin’s vague hope for international control of the atomic bomb and sees no real advance toward world peace or meaningful accord.

Stassen Minnesota Joe Stalin Moscow Stalin America Russia Marshall Byrnes Emmetsburg

Iowa farmers lead U.S. Savings Bond uptake in wartime era

Wallace's Farmer notes Iowa and national trends in Savings Bond purchases. Iowa aims for a 1947 quota near 1945 levels, reflecting strong farm incomes and prudent planning. National savings lag, while Iowa counties show robust bond demand amid high prices and production.

U.S. Iowa Lee Towa Iowa

Franchise hearing sought for Central States Electric line in Pocahontas County

The Iowa State Commerce Commission published notice that Central States Electric Company seeks a franchise to erect and operate an electric transmission line across portions of Pocahontas County Iowa. A hearing is set for July 1 1947 at 10 AM in Des Moines. Objections must be filed in triplicate at least five days prior to the hearing.

Iowa State Commerce Commission Pocahontas County Central States Electric Company Cedar Rapids Iowa Des Moines Carl W. Reed B. M. Richardson David B. Long Geo. L. McCaughan

Hunt couple set for foreign mission to Africa

In Albia Rev and Mrs Robert D Hunt were consecrated to foreign mission service and will sail soon for Freetown South Africa Rev Hunt a native of Albia.

Albia Robert D. Hunt Foreign Mission Service Freetown South Africa Rev. Hunt

Health for All Peptic Ulcers

An overview of peptic ulcers noting lifetime prevalence up to 12 percent in the U.S. population and ranking as a major cause of death and work days lost. It explains causes including gastric acidity, warns against self treatment, and emphasizes diet rest and medical care to cure and prevent recurrences.

U. S

Notice of Probate of Will in Pocahontas County

In District Court Pocahontas County Iowa a will of Anna Nelson dated October 24 1940 was filed opened and read on June 24 1947. A hearing at 10 00 AM on that day will determine if the instrument should be probated as her last will and testament. Katherine Boozell Clerk of District Court issued May 22 1947.

State OF Iowa Pocahontas County Anna Nelson Pocahontas Iowa District Court

Development of Justice as Human Education

A quotation on justice as a faculty to be developed and the development forming the education of the human race.

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