Laurens Sun Opens New Building Under Maurers
The Laurens Sun announces its new 25 by 100 foot concrete block building with rock lath plaster and 2 inch air space. The open house last Saturday showcased radiant ceiling heating, fluorescent lighting, 6000 feet of copper tubing, and a 70 foot mechanical shop for printing equipment. Neil L. Maurer, a former Army Air Forces lieutenant colonel, and Grace Maurer manage the plant, guiding a period of notable progress since purchasing the paper in 1940.
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Presidential Candidates Rally Across Nation in Slim Contest
The piece notes Dewey ahead per a Gallup poll as Republicans fund campaigns for Senate hopefuls. Truman remains hopeful while Wallace touts anti-Russian stances. Thurmond preaches states rights in the old South, with crowds varying. The outcomes remain uncertain despite the campaign hustle.
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Soviet war plans and Western reaction analyzed
The piece discusses Western opinions on Russia’s war prospects, noting Soviet Deputy Premier Voznesensky’s claim that total Western capitulation could avert war. It argues Russia may delay an organized attack until air strength is adequate and warns that moving into Berlin or beyond could trigger a conflict involving American or British forces.
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Nikolai Voznesensky
Europe
Kingland
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Middle East
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Parking problems rock Rock Valley Bee
Editors note widespread Main Street parking issues as merchants report increased congestion on Saturdays. Residents urged to leave cars at home to free space for out of town shoppers, stressing courtesy to rural visitors and easier trips for heavy groceries.
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Rock Valley
Main Street
Commentary on News Coverage and Rural Diets in 1948
The clipping reviews why papers print less today and examines farm children in Wisconsin lacking milk and vegetables without school lunch programs. It also highlights Iowa soil conservation, tree planting plans, and Henry Wallace’s shift toward Communist alignment in the 1948 campaign.
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Wallaces
Wisconsin
Madisonian
Iowa
Soviet–American clash feared as NATO stance grows
The text argues that measures must be taken to stop raids and warn that war could erupt if Russia strengthens its forces. It notes economic weakness and loyalty doubts in satellite states deter a long war, while Soviet leaders doubt the U S would use atomic weapons. It predicts a distant gap in production and views Soviet doctrine as flawed.
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Henry Wallace
LeMars Sentinel
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Church Unity Theme at Amsterdam World Council Assembly
Reverend Roy L. Smith of Chicago spoke to the 77th Northwest Iowa Methodist conference in Cherokee last week about unity at the Amsterdam World Council of Churches assembly. He noted 3888 delegates from 44 nations attended sessions planning a mutual program for the world's people.
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Sheldon Sun
Amsterdam
Roy L. Smith
Chicago
World Council of Churches Assembly
Cherokee
Community applauds Plymouth pool hall for enforcing equal protection
In Plymouth county four men assaulted three Black pool players, but the offenders were arrested and fined. The Marathon Republic commends the pool hall owner and local authorities for upholding equal rights and condemns racial discrimination.
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Rock Rapids
Think Boom Will Last
Washington economists warn that current high prices and wages will persist into next year with possible further increases. The public with fixed incomes stands least able to absorb the rising cost of living, while most workers see wages not keeping pace. A bust remains uncertain, though hope for a sane level persists. The corn harvest awaits frost as pickers prepare to begin.
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LeMars Sentinel
Washington
Election Stakes: Republicans Urged for Unified Congress
Rock Rapids reporters say fall vote aims to choose party control of Congress not president. They warn a Democratic Senate with a Republican president risks stalemate and little progress. The call is for a Republican president and Republican Congress to unify policy and accountability.
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Safe driving warned as chaotic modern motoring blurs judgment
An editorial laments the need to anticipate others actions while driving to avoid mishaps. It mocks reckless behavior seen in Des Moines and warns of the dangers of intoxicated driving and speeding, noting a jailed driver faced multiple charges and suggesting possible manslaughter.
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Christian Science Monitor
Des Moines
Tuberculosis Diet Myths vs Medical Care
The article stresses that TB cures come from rest and medical supervision in sanatoriums or hospitals supported by a balanced high calorie vitamin rich diet. It warns against outdated beliefs like egg nogs and raw eggs and notes individual patient needs determine dietary amounts and types.
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Lieticians
Sanatorium Dietician
Vaccinate Hogs for Cholera Warns Pocahontas County Leader
Dale N. Goodell, Pocahontas County extension director, urges hog raisers to vaccinate as hog numbers rise. Dr. K. W. Stauder notes cholera is highly fatal with little cure once started. Hejects myths about green corn causing the disease and advises processing fertilizer clumps before spreading.
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Dale N. Goodell
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K. W. Stauder
Iowa State College Extension
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