Senator Austin Replies To Molotov On Disarmament
Senator Warren Austin responded at the United Nations by endorsing disarmament plans while saying the United States must not disarm alone. He favored international inspection and penalties for noncompliant nations and urged including all troops at home and abroad in any disclosure. Molotov pressed for troop counts, which the U S accepted only if comprehensive. The exchange framed Soviet intentions and reflected Western resolve amid economic strains and Berlin politics.
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Molotov
United Nations Assembly
Warren Austin
United States
Russia
U. S
Britain
Berlin
Taft Blames Roosevelt Over Eastern Europe War Roles
Taft at the Ohio Republican convention criticizes Roosevelt for appeasement of Stalin at Tehran. He argues the Tehran decisions ignored military reality and that the U S and Britain needed Soviet forces to stay east of Germany to support D Day.
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Taft
Europe
Roosevelt
Stalin
Tehran
Germany
Balkan
United States
France
U.S
Britain
Westen
Nomandy
Price rises hit candy bars and woolens in hard times
Editors warn cocoa and chocolate costs rise 80 percent of candy bar price and swelled crop disease cuts cocoa capacity. Laundries face shortages and detergents lower fabric strength while wool mills struggle to keep workers as demand stays high and wages lag. Hollywood gossip adds a weary note about Frank Sinatra's wife.
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Emmetsburg
Democrat
Two-Party System and Local Balance in Calhoun County
A Manson Journal opinion argues the U S two party framework protects checks and balances. It commends Calhoun County for practical party diversity while warning of one party dominance at higher levels and urging broader political pluralism.
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Manson Journal
Iowa
Calhoun County
Afterwar strategy and the Teheran conference debate
The passage weighs postwar aims to crush Germany with minimal American casualties. It argues Taft’s critique of Scalia ignores the wartime reality, and notes Taft would face pressure to keep Russia offensive on the eastern front rather than pressuring for a Normandy landing.
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Russia
Germany
Taft
Scalia
Normandy
Tehran
Sugar shortage hits Iowa home canning says Iowa Poll
The Iowa Poll finds 76 percent of Iowa farm women lack enough sugar to can fruit this year up from 45 percent in 1945. Survey asked how much sugar is available for canning home grown fruit and shows a wide shortfall across men and women.
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Towa
Iowa
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Temperance League condemns saloon as more vicious
The Mt. Vernon Temperance League denounces the saloon as returning under a different name but with greater devastation. They doubt any perfect liquor controls exist and label liquor traffic as inherently outlawed, while noting Iowa’s current system is only average for prohibition and licensed saloons. Sheldon Mail adds that a dollar now buys less work from people than before.
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Sibley Gazette-Tribune
Mt. Vernon
Sheldon
Great Opportunities in Farming and City Myths
A farm focused message argues fathers should teach children farming values and warns against chasing city life. It questions urban allure, noting successful people come from farms and towns, and urges safer farming practices by operators to prevent corn picking accidents.
Wages and Inflation Echo Amid Political Purges
A Washington Post analysis suggests wage restraint could reduce inflation by delaying new raises, easing living costs and removing wage pressures. The Hampton Chronicle recalls Henry Wallace urging Democrats to purge dissenters, noting he faces being purged himself.
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Mark Sullivan
The
Washington Post
Hampton Chronicle
Henry Wallace
Congress
Henry
Public wary on beef prices as meats stay unaffordable
In a Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune readers note consumers will not pay high prices for beef or pork chops. They argue the public, especially thrifty housewives, cannot afford a dollar a pound and predict prices will taper off soon.
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Strine Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Honest Day's Pay Idea Toasted By Old-Timers
The columnist recalls the outdated notion of an honest day’s work and crediting progress to workers who produced fairly. Walter Winchell anecdote shows the editor unmoved by a caller who claimed the paper had printed his death.
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Ackley World-Journal
Walter Winchell
Zatso
Iowa Youth Hosts British Ambassador at Wright County Farm
Roger Wewburn of Eagle Grove won a scholarship at a Riverside New York Citizenship Camp. On leaving Washington he invited Lord Inverchapel to Iowa. The ambassador accepted and spent three days on the Wright County farm last week. No publicity was given until after his return.
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Roger Wewburn
Eagle Grove
Riverside
New York
Washington
Lord Inverchapel
Roger
Iowa
Wright County
Native son James Norman Hall visits Colfax
Colfax Iowa welcomed James Norman Hall author of Mutiny on the Bounty for an overnight visit with his brother Fred Hall. Hall, noted for his south sea stories, resides in Tahiti.
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Colfax
Iowa
James Norman Hall
Fred Hall
Tahiti
Train Hits Car in Tripoli Injuring One
A Great Western east bound train struck a car carrying six occupants in Tripoli. One person sustained a minor flesh wound while others were unharmed.
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Great Western
Tripoli
Man dies in car crash after swerving to miss skunk
Arvel Perry of Waucoma was killed when his car left the road to avoid a skunk, rolled over twice, killing him and seriously injuring his wife. The item notes a separate figure stating US daily consumption of about 4.2 million gallons of lubricating oils.
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Arvel Perry
Waucoma
Mr. Perry
Malaria Myths and Care for Affected Families
Health guidance explains malaria risks and recurrence, methods of treatment, and family support. It covers symptoms such as chills fever weakness and the importance of medical diagnosis, rest, nutrition, and avoiding triggers while preventing mosquito transmission.
Notice of Admin Appointment in Estate of George L Pirie
In the Matter of the Estate George L Pirie Deceased notice is given that designed has been qualified as administrator of the Estate of George L Pirie late of Pog Kontag County Iowa Deceased All persons indebted to the deceased or his estate will pay to the undersigned and those having claims against the deceased or his estate will present them in due form as by law required Dated this 24th day of October 4 1946 APPOInted and 34 2
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George L. Pirie
Pog
Kontag County
Towa
H the Uy
Osceola Telephone awards free call to 100th installer
In Osceola Iowa the local telephone company offered a free international call to the 100th installer. Mrs H L Karr won and dialed the King of England reaching the Royal Palace. She thanked England for its WWI role and hoped for lasting peace between England and the United States.
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Osceola, Iowa
Plan for corn monument at Clinton Street homecoming
The corn monument symbol will rise again on Clinton Street for the University of Town homecoming celebration. It will be erected by engineering college students led by Prof. T G Caywood with a design competition open to all students. Illinois to be the homecoming opponent on November 2.
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Hawkeye
Clinton Street
University of Town
Engineering College
T. G. Caywood
Mlinois
Waverly begins rat extermination with horsemeat bait
At the city dump an estimated 11 000 rats fed on horsemeat donated by locals. Once acclimated to the meat, poisoned bait was introduced as part of the Waverly extermination campaign.
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Waverly
Automobiles Incorporate Global Parts From 56 Countries
About 300 components from 56 nations supply parts for American cars. Manufacturers source diverse materials to build vehicles, reflecting a broad international supply chain amid industrial demand.
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