Universal peace and human hearts in wartime reflection
A 1944 wartime column reflects on war's human cost and the need to address root causes. It argues lasting peace requires universal brotherhood, re education, and avoiding compulsory military training, praising humane values over militarism. It also notes bat trivia and quirks of nature amid the era's anxiety.
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Germany
Japan
America
Universal Brotherhood
Centerville Letter Promotes American Way of Life
A Centerville–Austin Herald piece extols aims of wartime sacrifice to defend everyday freedoms and comforts. It emphasizes worship, sports, family life, and the dream of a peaceful, just world built on liberty and opportunity for children.
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Centerville
Lowegian
Wilford A. Peterson
Sensational Raleigh Notes Mix Fashion and Funnies
A Raleigh News & Observer item reports Mrs R mother of the bridegroom wearing a soft blue lace dress that sweeps the floor. The piece blends light social detail with humor as a garbage truck moment and classroom quips appear alongside.
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Raleigh, N.C
News & Observer
Fiery businessman’s tongue in cheek love letters elicited
A sharp witted businessman drafts a flirtatious letter filled with humorous misprints and innuendo. The noted phrases include playful self awareness about stenography and social missteps, a mock confession of a love rival, and quips about duty and romance.
Sweetens Beverages with Honey Additive
Honey sweetens both hot and cold drinks offering natural flavor enhancement and potential health appeal. The simple additive targets tea coffee soda and fruit beverages, expanding taste options for drinkmakers and customers.
The White Cliffs of Dover Opens at State Theatre
MGM film starring Irene Dunne and Alan Marshal debuts at the State Theatre. critics hail the film as a poignant tender tribute to service members and families with a message of high achievement and emotional depth.
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State Theatre
White Cliffs of
Dover
Irene Dunne
Alan Marshal
Roddy McDowall
Frank Morgan
van Johnson
C. Aubrey Smith
Dame May Whitty
Gladys Cooper
Clarence Brown
Sidney Franklin
Alice Duer Miller
White Cliffs
Roger Touhy Gangster depicted in new Century Fox film
The film Roger Touhy Gangster opens at Fox Theatre and chronicles the notorious 1930s mob figure Touhy. It portrays his escape from Statesville Prison Joliet and the subsequent gang crackdown while stressing authenticity and a critical view of gangsterism.
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All America
Roger Touhy
Touhy
Chicago
20Th Century-Fox
Fox Theatre
Statesville
Joliet
Victory Garden Storage Methods for Iowa Vegetables
Iowa State Extension offers practical guidance on temporary pit and mound storage for cabbage carrots beets and parsnips. It covers site drainage barrel or pipe pits with lids straw and soil layering ventilation waterproofing and steps to prevent freezing as well as when to choose mound storage and how to remove vegetables as needed.
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Iowa State College Agricultural Extension Service
Backstage in Iowa Politics and Postwar Reforms
Des Moines reports on the Iowa Board of Control's response to Nebergall’s reform findings at Anamosa reformatory. Long-range plans focus on postwar construction and vocational instructors, with resistance to immediate changes due to wartime shortages. The piece notes political figures, vacancies, and personalities shaping postwar Iowa politics and social issues.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Board of Control
R. W. Nebergall
Bureau of Investigation
Anamosa Reformatory
Nebergall
Reformatory Administration
Nethergall
Foss Davis
W. S. Rupe
Ames
State Board of Education
Republican National Committee
Chicago
GOP
Rupe
Albany
Bridge
Federal official explains postwar role vs private enterprise
Washington deputy W A George Field frames the postwar federal role as minor beside private business and community effort. In Iowa Gov B B Hicklenlooper fires at local raking. Secretary Wayne M Ropes expands staff with 12 extra women to handle war ballots.
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B. B Hickenlooper
George Field
Washington
Federal Works Administration
Wayne M. Ropes
Turpentine Output Rises Up to Fifty Percent
Chemical stimulation of southern pine trees has boosted production of rosin and turpentine by as much as 50 percent, signaling stronger tapping yields and potential impact on forestry industries.
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