Editorials Look at Brannan Plan and Farm Policy
A compilation of editorials critiques the Brannan farm plan, warning it could tax and regulate farmers, curb production, and lead to jail and fines for misreporting. Several papers link national budget strains to wartime spending, urge vigilance against federal overreach, and stress American liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Sherlock
Fairfield Daily Ledger
Brannan
Loveland
Politburo
Kraschel
Sam
Charley Brannan
Charley
al Loveland
Boy Rescued After 13 Foot Fall In Well Shaft
Imogene Minnesota neighbors rescue 13 foot fall victim Jimmy Zarling after an abandoned well trap. The 8 year old son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Zarling remains conscious and is reported doing nicely at a Fairmont hospital after a three hour rescue mission involving digging a parallel shaft and pumping oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Minn
Little Jimmy Zarling
Kathy Fiscus
Fairmount
Jimmy
Cliff Zarling
Earl Schultz
Schultz
Fairmont
Editorializing on wartime farm subsidies and costs
The letter weighs a Kansas congressman's radio defense of farm subsidy plans. It questions funding for price supports, estimates potential costs reaching billions, and warns of tax burden and war risks alongside Korea. The piece contrasts government promises with taxpayer impact.
Brighton People News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Rev Willard Dickinson and wife from Oma ga Nebr visit his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Dickinson. Newton Robinson family returns from Missouri Illinois trip. Leora Glenn and daughter visit James Davidson family. Harold Gentry of Kansas City visits Mrs Hattie Jones and Mrs Cecil Walter with son Sonny returning home. Newborn son for Harold Lynn of east of town. Dinner guests Rev Charles Whitely and Clyde Cottin. Parsons College students Janet Horton and Charlotte Topping stay with A E Horton. Dr William Van Zanten hospitalized. Harvey Hoskins family moves from Indian Hill Colo to join his mother Mrs Gilbert Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Willard Dickinson
Omaga
Nebr
Geo Dickinson
Newton Robinson
Missouri
Illinois
eMes
Leora Glenn
Harold Gentry
Kansas City
Hattie Jones
Cecil Walter
Sonny
Harold Lynn
East of Town
Washington County Hospital
Janet Horton
Charlotte Topping
Stockport
Parsons College
Miss Horton
Mrs
A. E. Horton
Harvey Hoskins
Indian Hill
Colo
Gilbert Hoskips
New Concrete Guard Rails Offered for Highway Safety
Washington county officials consider a Denmark developed concrete guard rail to replace standard wooden posts and cables. Inventor Roy Jennings and Kennard Mogensen of Coon Rapids tout efficiency and durability, with demonstrations in Portage Wisconsin and trials on Iowa highway 64 between Des Moines and Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Iowa
Roy Jennings
Coon Rapids
Washington
Hiway
Denmark
Kennard Mogensen
Portage
Wis
Harry
Mogensen
Bhe
Jennings
Frank B. Ulish
Iown Department of Public Safety
Towa
State Highway Commission
Ulish
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Radar Expert Sobell Tied to Rosenberg Spy Ring
New York radar expert Morton Sobell in federal custody in LAK EDO, the eighth American arrested in the Soviet spy ring. Sobell, 33, is charged with sending national defense information to Russia while at General Electric in Schenectady from 1942 to 1947 and with meeting Julius Rosenberg several times in 1948. Bond set at 100000. extradition waived to Southern District of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morton Sobell
FBI
Mexico
Russia
Sobell
National Defense
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Navy
Federal District of
Rosenberg
Inboard Cruisers vs Outboard Handling Lessons
Boating expert Willard Crandall explains that an inboard cruiser handles like a car at first but differs in the long run. He stresses learning fire hazards and fuel fumes, noting modern cruisers rarely explode but fumes in bilges require caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Crandall
Safe cruising notes for boat ventilation and navigation
The article emphasizes keeping cruisers well ventilated before trips to avoid fumes and rot. It advises not sealing a boat shut and always carrying a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher. It contrasts inboard and outboard boats and stresses practical navigation training with short local trips guided by an experienced cruiser.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope
Newton News
Free Nations
United States
Indianola Record-Herald
Asia
Mason City
Burlington
Hawk-eye Gazette
Estherville
James Miller
Good Citizenship Foundation
Wendell Wilkie
America
Oskaloosa Herald
Congress
Astoria
Oregon
Clifford R. Howe
Kansas
Ledger
Ciff Hope
Birmingham
Garden City
Jefferson
van Buren
United States Treasury
Charlie
Farms Bureau Federation
Great Britain
Korea
Straits of
L’orlivia
Ednad S. Crile
Ents
James Davi
Charles Whitely
Grinnell
Clyde Cottin
William van Zanten
Bruce Cowden
Lak Edo
Justice Department
Julius Rosenberg
Tel Kesting
All In
House OF Flowers
Cees Llm Lk
Children’s
Chinchilla
Kazy
Sspuroeons
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