Liberal magazines critique Wallace defeat at Democratic convention
The New Republic declares Wallace and liberals crushed by Chicago bosses who control the Democratic committee. It notes the president helped ensure defeat and hints motives may be revealed later. The Nation echoes this view of Roosevelt's surrender to party bosses.
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Lberal
Henry Wallace
Wallace
the New Republic
Chicago
Democratic Committee
New Republic
Truman
Roosevelt
Hannegan
Hague
Kelly
Flynn
Democratic Party
Northo South
Centrol
Polish Liberation Committee Gains Ground in Poland
The Polish Committee of National Liberation backed by Moscow forms a new Polish government while labeling the exile government in London as illegal. the London exiles call the new body usurpers and communists. The clash signals a deepening split in Polish politics with potential eventual government control.
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Moscow
Committee of National Liberation
Poland
England
London
Stalin
Committee of Liberation
Coun
The Polish Question and Shifting Loyalties in 1944
The text discusses a Soviet backed Polish committee replacing the London exile government, challenging Western support and the Four Freedoms. It notes Moscow’s push to claim Polish independence is fading US and UK backing, with American Polish voters split between exile loyalties and new political alignment.
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Moscow
Baltic States
Russia
Not Encouraging Argentine Aims in South America
The Argentine military government pursues two aims to assert leadership in South America and counter U S influence, with Brazil as a principal target. The future peace of the hemisphere looks uncertain and not encouraging from this trend.
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Southmerica
Brazil
United States
Argentina
New Haven Journal-Courier
Wallace Causes Stir at Democratic State Convention
Henry Wallace makes a provocative bid to boost Democratic chances by linking war duration to election outcomes. He notes Iowa’s 1940 GOP vote and hints Democrats could win if the war continues past polls, while stressing rapid peace would aid Republicans.
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Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Iowa
Willkie
McNary
Wallace
America
World
Well Spoken Riddles From a Mundane Page
In a munitions factory a man’s coat gets caught in a revolving wheel. He’s whisked round as the foreman switches off the machine and the worker asks why he wasn’t spoken to. Farm life jokes compare price to botany and zoology names. A quip about faith moves a mountain and basement ashes adds humor.
Quirky Dialogue Frames Outdoor Scraps of City Life
A playful montage of overheard lines shows a cider press farm scene, a golf quip about hitting a ball, a 5 000 seating skating rink, and a tense taxi death remark misread as dancing. Light humor and street chatter mingle with noir hints.
Press Cloth Use For Safe Garment Ironing
Directions advise placing a damp press cloth between the fabric and iron to protect wool rayon and silk. Start with the wrong side of the garment then smooth hems seams and collars from the right side. Ensure the iron is not too hot to avoid damage.
Mrs Anna Herr to Visit in Colorado
Mrs Anna Herr travels from Wellman to Grand Junction Colorado to visit her daughter Mrs Lloyd Weidlein and Dr Weidlein and son John his wife and to visit another daughter Mrs Wilbur Harvey and husband in Fruita Colorado where she plans to celebrate her 85th birthday.
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C. F. Mayer
Wellman
Anna Herr
Grand Junction
Colo
Lloyd Weidlein
George FE. Miller
Mary Beer
Indiana
Mr. Miller
Wellman Co-operative Creamery
Haberstroh
Wm. Strickler
Howard Walker
G. L. Heiserman
Robert McNeil
Reuben Scharf
Iowa City
Glen Smith
D. C
Smith
Glen
Chas Ayers
North Wellman
Riverside Neighbors Share News From Aug 3
Riverside residents report visits from W Smid and daughter gisse of Lone Tree to the Shradel family. Norma Knebel of Iowa City guests at Knebel parents. Mary Pogge from Mercy hospital Chicago visits three weeks with Pogge family. Leon Bulgere returns from furlough to Farragut Idaho. Darlene and Marie Sojka visit Chicago with Walsh relatives. Sergeant Stephen Dautremont, formerly in England, now in France. Ulmer Ries and daughter Mary Bonine of Iowa City visit Knittel home this week.
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A. H. Pogge
Gertrude Bulzer
Ralph Walsh
Lorence Marek
Leon Bulgere
Sheaman 2E
Farragut
Idaho
Darlene
Marie Sojka
Riverside
Repairs Begin as Hardscrabble School Opens
Hardscrabble school will reopen with Mrs. Louise Gillaspie as teacher. Repairs will be done by patrons and hired workers. The community notes numerous visits, family gatherings, and travels among local residents including the Gillaspies, Wehr, and Robertson families.
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Louise Gillaspie
John Wehr
Louise (Bell) Gillaspie
Forest Henry
Dickie
Alec Gillies
Robert Nardy
Washington
Matt Wehr
C. J. Michael
Marilyn
Charles U
Dal Kessler
Wellman
Glen Gordon
Gilbert Allen
Lynn Butterbaugh
Brementon
Wash
Naval Hospital
Virginia Griggs
Armour Griggs
Cotter
Sharon Griggs
Will Nortons
Stockport
Anton Allen
Norma
Harry Payne
Harvey Leeper
Alice Bell
Clark Bell
Perry
Leepers
Prescott
Arig
Bobby Brower
Allan Fickling
John Brower
Maxwell
Roy Geret
Ainsworth
Trier
Keith Wehr
Dean Trier
Army Camp
Little Reek
Ark Fritchen Bros
Robertson Bros
Bill Klett
Charley
Malaria A Global Health Burden In 1931 Large Untreated Population
Malaria remains a widespread disease with far more people untreated than treated. In 1931 about 18 million individuals were reported to the League of Nations as under treatment, though many more went without care.
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League of Nations
Annual Certificate For Publication General Reinsurance Corporation
Insurance Department of Iowa certifies General Reinsurance Corporation, New York, authorized to transact Direct Business in Iowa through April 1, 1945. December 31 1943 sworn statement shows admitted assets 24,642,439.61 Liabilities 16,642,439.61. capital 1,000,000. surplus over all stateshare 7,000,000. policyholder surplus 8,000,000. Des Moines June 1 1944.
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Insurance Department of Iowa
Code of Iowa
I. Chas. R. Fischer
Fidelity and Surety
Iowa
Des Moines
Edible Soybeans Praised For Disease Resistance
Edible soybeans resist bean beetles and most garden diseases though rabbits are a major threat. The note highlights strong pest resistance with a single notable drawback for gardeners.
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