Reflecting on Prosperity and Politics in America
A miscellany essay discusses gratitude, prosperity, and free speech, then shifts to postwar politics. It questions national endurance of prosperity, critiques leadership and book controversies, and analyzes voting influences, federal aid, and social programs in the Midwest with cautions about change and resistance.
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
America
Local Soldier Enlists and Inseparations Center Move
Wilfred Vittetoe, son of Mrs. Marcella Vittetoe, left Tuesday for Des Moines to enlist in the army. From Des Moines he was sent to the separation center at Camp Crowder Missouri. Ed Heck recovers satisfactorily after surgery at Mercy hospital Iowa City last Friday, now in room 223.
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Wilfred Vittetoe
Marcella Vittetoe
Des Moines
Army
Separ
Ed Heck
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Eileen Paulsen Visits at Chester
Eileen Paulsen, student nurse from University Hospital, stayed Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ladehoff and returned to Iowa City Tuesday evening with the Ladehoffs and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Thrapp. Mrs. Ellen Snellenbarger and daughters from Lafayette Ind are visiting the Lyall Moore home en route to San Diego.
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Dayton Grove
Eileen Paulsen
University Hospital
Fred Ladehoff
City
Ellen Snellenbarger
Lafayette
Ind
Lyall Moore
San Diego
Caill
Lloyd Pfeffer
Shirley
Roy
Women's Bowling Results Wednesday
Skelgas Flames beat Duncan's 2 to 1 with 1914 total pins for Skelgas and 17238 plus 165 handicap for Duncan's. Carson defeated Rock Island Produce 2 to 1. Carsons 1970 and Rock Island 1897 plus 21 handicap. Mootharts beat Doaks 2 to 1. Mootharts 1927 and Doaks 1427 plus 390 handicap. McCleery Cumming over Ainsworth Bank 2 to 1. McCleery 1971 plus 177 handicap, Ainsworth Bank 2037. High team series: Ainsworth Bank 2038, McCleery-Cumming 1971. High team game: Ainsworth
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Skelgas Flames
Duncan’s
Skelgas
Duncan
Carsons
Rock Island Produce
Rock Island
Mootharts
Doaks
McCleery -Cumming
Ainsworth Bank
McCleery
McCleery-Cumming
Ainsworth
Entebbe Airfield Cuts Travel Time Across Wast Africa
Washington reports the new British airfield at Entebbe Uganda is Africa s largest with two mile runways able to handle jets. Located 250 miles south of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan border it sits between the Middle East and South Africa offering year round good weather and seaplane access on Lake Victoria. The piece notes cultural shifts under the jet age including changes in housing dress and transport alongside inflation price controls affecting marriage dowries.
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Washington
Entebbe
Uganda
Africa
Sudan
Middle East
South Africa
Uganda Protectorate
Lake Victoria
Soldier who donated blood saves comrade in San Francisco
Pvt. Richard A. Norman, 23, of Wapato, Washington, severely burned when a lamp exploded in a kitchen during mess duty. He needed a blood transfusion and received a pint he had donated two weeks earlier. A doctor happened to pick up Norman's bottle for the transfusion.
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San Francisco
Richard A. Norman
Wapota
Wash
Norman
Armed Services
Army unit sets 100 percent blood donation record at Camp Rucker
The 136th Bearcat Regiment of the 47th Infantry Division led a full line blood drive at Camp Rucker Alabama becoming the Army's first major unit to achieve a complete donation rate. Private Richard C Gilley of Warren Massachusetts whose Korea wound inspired the drive sparked the campaign and Major General Norman E Hendrickson personally praised the final contributor Private First Class Dale Dunn Brigham City Utah in a letter from General Clark.
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136Th
47Th Infantry
National Guard
Army
Camp Rucker
Ala
Army Field Forces
Mark W. Clark
Norman E. Hendrickson
136Th Regiment
Richard C. Gilley
Warren
Mass
Korea
National
Life
Gilley
Bearcat
Hendrickson
Dale Dunn
Brigham City
Utah
General Clark
Run Away Romeo Wanted Just a Goodbye Kiss
DetroIt police recaptured 27-year-old Donald Mace of Akron Ohio after he escaped from guards while serving a burglary sentence. He complained a jail guard barred a goodbye kiss from his girlfriend who visited his cell through a wire screen.
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Detroit
Romeo
Donald Mace
Akron
Ohio
Mace
Man climbs 365-foot chimney to prove he's Irish
Clarence Gillen 31 of Harrison N J climbed a 365 foot brick chimney at a mill using scaffolding. He stayed atop for an hour before police took him into custody for investigation while smoke-filled and dizzy. Two other lines note college basketball scores and players.
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East Newark
N.J
Clarence Gillen
Harrison
Joseph Duffy
Gillen
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