Foresee Split in CIO Union Ranks
Veteran CIO leaders foresee an inevitable split among left wing unions within the CIO, hastened by a committee for alleged communist activity and by the atomic energy commission blacklist. A Portland November convention could host the break, unless Soviet policy reversal occurs.
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Iowa to Receive Hospital Funds for Nine New Buildings
Des Moines reports federal aid of 1.39 million dollars to Iowa for a state hospital building program. Nine hospitals will start the building spree including Bloomfield Keosauqua Winterset Algona Manchester Waukon Maquoketa and Fairfield with Greenfield halted by a bond defeat. Building costs have doubled since 1940 with a new hospital bed cost around 215 000 versus 700 before the war. Eighteen other communities have plans approved under the priority system.
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Farmers favor current U S foreign policy, poll shows
A Wallace’s Farmer and Iowa Homestead poll indicates Iowa farmers back the current U S foreign policy. The survey reflects agrarian support amid debates on international affairs.
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Washington Evening Journal masthead and staff listing
The Washington Evening Journal from Washington Iowa lists publishers editors and staff including Shannon Elder and Cowden with management roles. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday and holidays and identifies press associations and wartime wire services. Subscription rates are provided for in town and mail delivery.
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Poll Shows Farmers Split on Use of Force With Russia
A United States poll finds 34 percent of farmers favor backing up U S positions with military force to deter Russia, 20 percent oppose current policy, 26 percent undecided, with 61 percent of Democrats and 48 percent of Republicans favoring a tough stance. Across parties 17 percent of Democrats and 25 percent of Republicans oppose the policy. Arteriosclerosis and high blood pressure alone incapacitate more than 200000 people. Planning for canning should include approximate quantities of each fruit and vegetable based on family needs and garden plans.
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