Budenz critiques Communist loyalty to Soviet Russia
Former Daily Worker editor Louis F. Budenz argues Communists prioritize Moscow over national interests across Europe. He cites purges for dissent, pro Moscow protests during WWII, and praise for Russian actions, noting workers suffer under Soviet style control while few Americans support global communism.
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Death of A R Thornton Remembers Rolfe Leader
The death of A R Thornton last Friday removes a man of marked ability who supported community movements, spoke carefully, listened to differing opinions, and praised worthy efforts. He left an autobiography for publication with his funeral account, and The Arrow editor notes the respect and friendship he earned.
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Rolfe
Arrow
the Arrow
Rufus Thornton
Bricker Defies Lilienthal Vote on Atomic Board
Ohio Senator John Bricker defies the Senate Atomic Energy Committee by opposing the confirmation of David E. Lilienthal as chairman. The vote reflects Bricker’s opposition to the New Deal despite Lilienthal’s qualifications, while other committee members express misgivings over anti Communist evidence. A related note mentions a county assessor bill could raise taxes for residents in Pocahontas.
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John Bricker
Ohio
David E. Lilienthal
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
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Pocahontas
Penalty for Progress Threat to Farm-to-Market Funds
The Pocahontas county farm to market program faces a shift from area based to need based funding under Senate File 317 and House File 384. Northern counties fear loss of funds as southern Iowa would receive more. The state fund, exceeding 17 million dollars, matches federal money, with Pocahontas receiving about 80 thousand annually. the change could reduce it to nothing for years. Pocahontas county argues for a proportional share and fairness in distribution.
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Iowa
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House
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Pocahontas
Lucky Slap Restores Sight in North Carolina Man
A North Carolinian regains sight after a slap from his wife in what the Marathon Republic describes as a fortunate incident. The man can now see enough to dodge future blows.
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Marathon Republic
Towans Debate On State Alcohol Control Options
Estherville Daily News notes most Towans favor a regime promoting sobriety and well being but disagrees on the best system. The current question is whether local option will yield Iowa closer to the desired level of control.
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Estherville
Man’s Best Friend Fights Back Dog Battle Ends Peaceful
Chris Keenan and his son Ronnie heard a commotion from their dog who faced a black and white striped foe. They intervened with a pole to aid the dog, but the dog was knocked briefly senseless. The canine recovered soon after.
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Chris
Ronnie
No Shortage of Persuadable Husbands Cited in Census Talk
The LeMars Sentinel notes the Iowa Taxpayers Association arguing against a county assessor system and preserving home rule. It discusses road districts shrinking from thousands to 99 counties and asserts that centralized control has improved road quality and efficiency.
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Cause for Alarm Primghar Bell
Exoduses of teachers to other states and into private jobs raise alarm in Primghar as local schools lose staff to higher pay and better benefits. Communities warn of longer student wait times and diminished classroom support. School leaders request clearer state funding to stabilize hiring.
Midwest Limestone Co Incorporation Notice in Iowa
Notice states Midwest Limestone Co is organized under Iowa law with Gilmore City as its principal place of business. It outlines quarrying and supply activities, stock structure totaling 180000 with 600 preferred, 960 Class B and 240 Class A shares, authorized to commence January 1947.
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Pocahontas County
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Government prompts education funding amid democratic duty
The text argues for high government spending on soldier training to defend democracy and links this to providing top education for children. It frames school support as not about affordability but about avoiding neglect of responsibility toward students.
Would You Live in a Churchless State
A Sacramento Sun excerpt argues churches enrich communities and urges voluntary support. It notes many people avoid contributing yet favor church presence and asks readers to back these organizations financially.
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Sac Sun
Tax on Luxuries Row Sparks House Vote
Congress man Hoeven joined 373 colleagues in backing a bill to extend the tax on entertainment admissions liquors and beer. The speaker wishes salons to repeal the sales tax on necessities and apply the levy only to luxuries.
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Sibley Gazette-Tribune
Hoeven
Teachers Strike Sparks Debate Across Papers
Washington Evening Journal notes public sympathy for higher pay but warns strikes disrupt education. Sibley Gazette recalls past pancake batter, while Eagle Grove Eagle highlights a local political critique: Democrats blamed for inflation and Republicans for loss of earnings.
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Washington Evening Journal
Farmer protests high home and hog prices in 1930s era suit
A farmer who recently paid over $7,000 for a home laments the high costs while noting an $1,800 check from hog sales. He argues he paid too much for the home and received too much for the hogs in the same transaction.
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Sibley Gazette
Articles of incorporation and board details for a Gilmore City firm
The document dissolves by stockholder vote and sets a board of two to seven directors elected at the annual April meeting. Voting power sits with Class A stock. officers include president and secretary treasurer. Names listed: G. B. Clark H. M. Clymer A. J. Currie KE. C. Clark B. C. Clark all of Gilmore City Iowa and Clarion Iowa. Date appears March 18 1947.
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G. B. Clark
Gilmore City
Iowa
H. M. Clymer
A. J. Currie
KE. C. Clark
B. C. Clark
A. D
Health and social caution amid colds and contagion
The article notes the social backlash of sharing a cold and advises staying home when fevered, as early symptoms can mimic serious diseases. It explains two cold types, contagious and non contagious, with environment affecting the latter and emphasizes cautious behavior to prevent spread. Vaccines help some cases while sprays and gargles are less effective.
Etiquette Rules for Cold Etiology and Prevention
The piece argues general health has little effect on colds and stresses etiquette to stop germ spread. It urges covering coughs, disposing of tissues properly, frequent handwashing, using personal belongings, and avoiding crowded areas to prevent infecting others.
Sled accident kills 22 year old at Chariton
In Chariton Marion Peter 22 coasting downhill collided head on with a second sled carrying Daryl Storms 2. Peter was killed and Storms seriously injured. The report ends with an odd note urging humor from public speakers.
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Marion Peter
Daryl Storms
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