John L. Lewis Faces Government Clash Over Coal Contract
The piece argues John L. Lewis will not negotiate with mine operators and seeks a contract detailing his demands, potentially pitting miners against the government. It calls for compulsory arbitration of essential production disputes and harsh penalties for labor leaders who defy arbitration rulings.
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U. S
Quiere
Lewis
Congress
Court of Arbitration
Truman resignation not supported amid Republican sweep
The idea that President Truman should resign after the election gains momentum in debates but fails to gain traction. Senator J William Fullbright urged resignation to avoid stalemate, but Democrats and Republicans alike resist. Analysts say Truman will not veto excessively and fate may hinge on GOP actions in the coming years.
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Truman
J. William Fullbright
Arkansas
Chicago Sun
Fullbright
Congress
Frank Kent
Kent
Campaign to clean rest rooms fails due to readership
The Swea City Herald argues the effort to improve women’s rest room cleanliness will fail. It notes only a tiny fraction of those responsible for fouling public places read newspapers, or read at all.
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Swea City
Lond en News: Homecoming panel weighs juvenile delinquency age
A back room panel announces a timely discussion topic for homecoming sessions. The question asks at what age juvenile cuteness becomes delinquency, signaling debate over youth behavior and accountability.
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Londen News
Farm and marriage notes mix in editors pages
The column weighs farm policy chances with a new Republican House led by Speaker hopeful Joe Martin and agricultural chair Clifford Hope. It also mocks reform attempts in society news by wedding accounts, citing North Dakota editor Frank Hornstein. The Council Bluffs Nonpareil blames labor leaders for Democratic defeat over strikes and reconversion issues.
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Farm Homes of America
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Agricultural Committee of the House
Hope
Martin
Society
Pierce County Tribune
Rugby
North Dakota
Frank Hornstein
Council Bluffs
Anthon Herald Proposes Iowa Towns Pronunciation Guide
A cultural note from Anthon Herald suggests a self pronouncing list of Iowa towns and counties. The plan aims to aid newcomers and may be distributed to neighboring state newscasters.
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Iowa
Money and Credit Tax Debate Returns in Iowa Legislature
The tax funding committee drafted by Governor Blue will again push discussion of a general money and credit tax at the upcoming Iowa session. Critics cite no justification for taxing cash in banks or checking balances, while arguing income securities merit tax. The century old double taxation issue on real estate and loans remains unresolved.
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Hampton Chronicle
Iowa
Tax Funding Committee
Blue
State’s centennial publicity boosts Iowa profile
In its centennial year, Iowa enjoys growing publicity as the world takes notice of the state. Locals promote pride that Jowans and others should also discover Iowa’s significance and beauty.
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Time
Discovery
Washington Evening Journal
Iowa
Jowans
Are You Rich So What Reinbeck Courier Opinion
The piece argues that pursuit of wealth dominates American life, promising happiness but often ruining health. It critiques ministers and urges Christian living as a path to contentment rather than material success, noting many ignore heaven or the hereafter.
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Reinbeck Courier
Heaven
Hopeful Sign Amid Global Upheaval in Wartime Peace Vision
The piece links global uprisings after a world war to a hopeful turn toward the Christ spirit of love and peace. It reflects on wedding reporting traditions noting editors’ dislike of elaborate bride attire descriptions and the shift in bridal coverage.
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Alton Democrat
Christ
Saturday Evening Post
Figuring Farm Values Against Long Term Returns
Agricultural officials urge buyers to assess farm value by long term income over years. Historical averages show corn 63 cents a bushel, oats 26 cents, grassland 86 an acre, implying prices above 100 to 150 dollars per acre. Caution urged as war-era highs unlikely to persist. cash sales reduce debt risk. parents urged to keep youths at home evenings.
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Rock Rapids
Wallace
Falks
All Government Planned Manson Journal Criticism Grows
Critics charge that planned government during the war era is expanding control and limiting individual freedoms. Debates focus on efficiency versus autonomy and the risks of central planning in national policy.
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Manson Journal
Critics of planned government seek a usable national plan
The piece argues that government requires a plan and the current constitution forms the plan of U S governance. It contrasts U S planning with Russia s five year plan, citing a European trip and observations of Cologne and hunger. It links school lunches and Food Stamps to national planning and FAO efforts.
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Wallaces
Ed Dodd
AAA
Europe
Cologne Cathedral
United States
FAO
Park Attendance Records Likely Top Three Million
Iowa state parks report one of their best attendance seasons in 27 years and may surpass three million for the year. October’s warm weather boosted park use, with picnicking up and a comeback in meals and supplies helping crowds. A park officer notes rising demand for picnic tables and fireplaces during peak hours.
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Iowa State
Conservation Commission
Nut Crop Good After Bad Weather Across State
Acorns and nuts, food for wildlife, staged a strong comeback after the 1915 46 seasons saw widespread failure. State conservation officers report high production in most timbered counties with ten percent or more land fixed to timber. Walnuts were good, hickory and hazel nuts poor in some areas.
Feeding the Baby with Milk and Early Juices
Health guidance for newborn care emphasizes breast milk as the primary nutrition. By two weeks, citrus or tomato juice, fish liver oil, and sun exposure support vitamin intake and bone development, with dosage guided by a doctor. solid foods begin between three and four months. The note adds a World War II fact: the United States Navy added 170 million horsepower to its fleet.
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United States Navy
Inflation Seen Near Peak Amid Inflation Signs
Professor Davies of the University of Io Bureau of Business Research suggests inflation may be near its peak as signs point to a recession. He notes tightening could cause temporary unemployment and profit loss, while falling prices may clear inventories and stabilize the market. Leaders distance from communist agitators and back free enterprise and technical progress.
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Profenya Davies
University of Io Bureau of Business Research
Princints
Plan Religious Week at Iowa University 1947 Emphasis
University of Iowa plans a Religio Emphasis Week for February 9 to 14 1947 with 18 institutions under the University Mission. Events include convocations informal sessions seminars and interviews with religious leaders from several faiths. Organizers say the program is sponsored by the University of Iowa Mission and the University Christian Mission joint sponsorships involve the United Christian Council and the Federal Council of Churches.
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University of Iow
University Rn Iian
W. Lampe
School of Religion
Iowa City
Studen
University Christian Missiy
United Christian Council
Federal Council of Churches
Marines Drop Napalm on Peleliu Ridge Mission
U S Marine pilots flew from a newly captured Peleliu airfield to Bloody Nose Ridge delivering napalm to support infantry. The daring run covered about 1,400 yards from the runway end as bombardment aided Marine forces in the battle.
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Pelelieu
United States
Bloody Nose Ridge
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