Soviet Protest on Bulgarian Involvement Fails to Gain Ground
Soviet note accused the United States of meddling in Bulgaria as it seeks to influence the government there. Britain supported including opposition parties in the Bulgarian government, but opposition leaders refused posts. The episode follows stalled efforts at the Moscow foreign ministers conference and hints at broader Soviet influence in Bulgaria amid U S British pressure.
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United States
Iran
Manchuria
Bulgaria
U. S
Moscow
Russia
Britain
UNO
Let me remember my childhood games and songs
Other Editors Say quotes Marjorie F. W. from Chicago Tribune about returning to the heart of a child and seeing through a grown-up view. The piece reflects on youthful memories and the desire to understand childhood innocence.
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Marjorie F. W
Chicago Tribune
State 3 Year Highway Program to Be Completed
Iowa faces material and labor shortages delaying a three year highway plan. Chief Highway Engineer Fred R. White says a 1946 program may be half funded, a 1947 program could reach 35 million dollars, and the full plan should finish in 1948 under existing laws, with communities awaiting development.
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Cherokee Times
Iowa
Fred R. White
Iowa Engineering Society
Des Moines
White
Elizabethan baths and modern finance mix in a satirical note
A diarist recalls Queen Elizabeth I bathing monthly, while a satire compares ancient baths to Hollywood pools. The piece then shifts to fiscal talk on treasury receipts, 1945 46 outlook, and deficits. It argues a balanced budget could spur enterprise and reduce government limits on business.
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Federal Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Hollywood
Iowans Back Truman Flying in Bad Weather
The Iowa Poll shows 61 percent of Iowans approve President Truman flying in bad weather if he chooses. The poll notes mixed opinions amid criticism of a Christmas air trip to his Missouri home when weather was dangerous for flying.
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Truman
Towans
Missouri
Iowa
OWA
Des Moines 'Register
Tribune
Atomic Blast Threats and Hidden Power Revealed
An editorial argues the atomic bomb secret will emerge globally within years and warns nations may seek US funds to gain power. It cautions leaders like Hitler or Mussolini could threaten world peace if atomic capability falls into unscrupulous hands.
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Sibley Gazette-Tribune
Uncle Sam
Hitler
Essentials for Success And Ironies From The Era
A Washington Iowa evening column lists four essentials for success ambition honesty hard work and thrift. Other clippings mock modern trends with a Humboldt Republican quip about music czar Petrillo and a Louisville rail station complaint about late trains. An index note from 1926 shows auto operating costs halved by 1939.
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Washington
Iowa
Evening Journal
Grandpa
Health for All Take Care of Colds
This article urges readers to prevent and treat colds to avoid complications. It stresses contagion from others and suggests rest, balanced diet, fluids, and periodic medical checkups. It notes risks for influenza pneumonia ear trouble in children and suggests staying home when ill and covering coughs.
Republican nominees announce candidacy for Iowa senate and house
Guy E B Mack of Storm Lake Iowa declares candidacy for State Senator Fiftieth District in the June 1946 Republican primaries subject to voter approval. Guy G Butler of Rolfe Iowa announces candidacy for State Representative in Pocahontas county and vows to run in the June Republican primaries per the will of Republican voters.
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Iowa
Guy EB
Mack
Storm Lake
Pocahontas County
Guy G. Butler
Rolfe
Senator J F Miller Files Candidacy for 50th District
Humboldt Republican J F Miller announces his bid for state senator representing the 50th district covering Buena Vista Pocahontas and Humboldt counties. He notes former terms as Humboldt county representative and states A J Shaw is not a candidate.
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J. F. Miller
Humboldt
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
A. J. Shaw
Miller
Humboldt County
Iowa
County Supervisor Candidate Files in Iowa Primary
Henry C. Oaken of Palmer Iowa announces candidacy for the office of County Supervisor for the term starting January 2 1947. He will seek the Republican primary in June.
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Pocahontas County
Henry C. Oaken
Palmer, Iowa
Pocahontas County Republican Sheriff and Attorney Candidacies
County Attorney candidate F. E. Van Alstine seeks re election on the Republican ticket in Pocahontas County Iowa. County Sheriff candidate E R Stahly announces his bid on the Republican ticket subject to June primary voter will.
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Pocahontas County
F. E. van Alstine
Pocahontas
Iowa
Sheriff Candidate Cherokee County Pocahontas
Candidate announces run for Pocahontas County Sheriff in the will primaries. Millard F. Carlsen from Laurens Iowa also seeks county treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primary. Duncan C Grant of Rolfe Iowa mentioned in context.
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Pocahontas County
Duncan C, Grant
Rolfe
Iowa
County Clerk Campaign Notice in Pocahontas Iowa
A political notice from Katherine Boozell urging Republican voters in Pocahontas County Iowa to participate in the 1946 primaries. The message emphasizes the importance of the county clerk race and voter support.
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England
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J. E. Hynds
Carl J. White
Rolfe, Iowa
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Ritz Theatre
Auto Bonds
Kennedy Agency
T. J. Raynes Insurance of All Kinds
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Rail
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R. B. Ranney
Guy Smith
Real Estate & Insurance
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Harry Tyler
James Caesar Petrillo
Angel Gabriel
Louisville Courier Journal
E. R. Stahly
MEMS
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Laurens, Iowa
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Salsbury
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