Hickenlooper Loveland Clash in Iowa Senate Race
In Des Moines the two candidates for the U S Senate in Iowa face off. Albert J Loveland of Janesville portrays a steady anti Brannan plan Democrat challenging incumbent Republican Senator Hickenlooper. Loveland highlights UN support and farm finance while criticizing absenteeism on the agriculture committee. Hickenlooper defends records, urges GOP turnout, warns of socialistic drift, and stresses a long term farm program and a nonpartisan approach to agriculture.
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Robert Hogan
Iowa Daily Press
DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Albert J. Loveland
Janesville
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Senate
United States
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Brannan
Senate Agricultural Committee
United Nations
Korea
Truman
Formosa
Asia
Hickenlooper
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
United States Senate
Hickenfopper
Agricultural Committee
Social Security Act amendments explain benefits and eligibility
Burlington Social Security field office explains changes effective September 1954. Fully insured status requires quarters of coverage for those 6 and over, expanding eligibility. Benefits for ages 65 to 75 allow earned income up to 50 dollars monthly. after 75, benefits may continue regardless of earnings. The Journal will publish brief explainers and readers may contact the Social Security Administration in Burlington Iowa for details.
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N E. Treat
Anager
Burlington Field
Social Security Administration
Journal
Burlington
City Hall
Iowa
France Rejects German Rearmament in Western Europe Unification
The French National Assembly endorsed the government's stance against any German rearment until western Europe is unified. The vote was 343 to 225. It also rejected an American proposal to raise German divisions to join other powers in the North Atlantic pact defense force by 349 to 235.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Germany
Europe
Rev and Mrs Hugh Williams Visit Canton
Rev and Mrs Hugh Williams visited Canton Illinois this week with Mrs Williams' parents. They traveled to Ottumwa to attend a ministers meeting at the Methodist church. Mrs Bob Hill and daughter Kathy of Nevada Missouri stayed at the Powells' home for several days. John Powell and wife drove to Mt Vernon to visit relatives. Orval Culumber's health is noted as not well. The Helschers went to Iowa City Tuesday.
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A. R. Krause
Keota
Hough Williams
Canton
Illinois
Orval Culumber
Culumber
J. R. Helscher
Iowa City
Washington Demons Face Ft Madison Bloodhounds on Road
Washington travels to Ft Madison as Dwight Hoover’s Bloodhounds seek a first Little Six win. Hoover brings nine lettermen into his third season as Ft Madison improves after a 40 to 7 loss to Muscatine, while Washington rests after a Bloomfield win and eyes the league clashes.
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Washington Demons
Ft. Madison Bloodhounds
Washington
Ft. Madison
Dwight Hoover
Hoover
Muscatine Club
C. Bloomfield
Burlington
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Fairfield
Keokuk
Mr. Pleasant
Community and livestock sale notices in Iowa brokers
Weekly and midweek livestock auctions listed across Kalona Columbus Junction Ollie and Blair Duncan sales venues. Household goods closings set for October 28 and 30 with sale starts at 1 00 p m as Virgil Lewis and Cecil Jong organize the events at local addresses.
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Whittaker
Kalona Sales
Kalona
Iowa
Midway Sales Company
Columbus Junction
Ollie
Livestock Exchange
East Third
Cecil Jong
Hampshire Spring
Columbus Junction Fair Grounds
Blair Duncan
Kk. H
Lumber Yard at What Cheer Razed by Fire
A blaze at the Dalbey Brothers Lumber Co. yard in What Cheer destroyed lumber, hardware and building supplies and a large shed. Damage exceeds 75000 dollars with office records saved. flames spread to a restaurant and filling station before being contained. Fire forces from Montezuma Sigourney and Deep River assisted the What Cheer department.
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Albey
John Caswell
Montezuma
Sigourney
Deep River
What Cheer Department
Dalbey Brothers Lumber Co
Des Moines
Silk Filament From Worms Requires Many Cocoons
A single silkworm cocoon yields 400 to 1000 yards of filament. Delicate silk strand needs about 2000 to 3000 cocoons to produce sufficient fiber.
George Washington's Home on the Potomac
The article describes George Washington House on the Potomac, noting its age and wooden construction as foundational to the nation. Vernon is mentioned in connection with the site.
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George Wishington
Vernon
George Washington
Hame
Potomac
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