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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
8
An essay discusses how early interruptions by mothers can condition children toward resentment and poor self control. It explains that repeated scolding and snatching away a child’s activity harms concentration, but proper, patient guidance can foster initiative and confidence for productive living. It urges recognizing individuality and protecting concentration time.
Guatemala City sits about 5000 feet up with a 170000 population. It attracts visitors with palaces temples pottery statues and burial places. Indian crafts sell at reasonable prices. visitors can identify tribes by apron and blouse patterns. The Davis lock on the Sault Ste Marie canal is not the longest. the Welland canal guard lock at Humberstone is longer.
The summer aviation program with the Civil Aeronautics Administration at Western Union College LeMars begins June 16. Applicants must be US citizens aged 19 to 26. Enrolment rules vary by college status with fees totaling 23.20 dollars. The primary course lasts six to eight weeks and yields a private pilot license. Apply to Dr. D O Kime or L W DuVon at LeMars Iowa.
Hearings scheduled before Justice Q J Munson at 10 am today in Elk Point for Roy Nelson Peter Potts and Ray Bagley arrested after a raid on a Stevens area 100 club near Stevens South Carolina at 1 am Sunday. They face gambling house charges and posted 200 dollar bonds. Three slot machines and a gaming table were seized. Sheriff Edward Ekren led the raiding party with State Agent Roy Milliken Deputy Sheriff S J Bjork and officers Earl Erickson and Art McCona.
Sheriff Ekren led a liquor raid on the 100 Club on May 31 with deputies deputized for the task. The operation targeted illegal alcohol activity and involved local law enforcement personnel.
Sheriff Frank Scholer and three assistants visited LeMars to process 1941 43 license renewals. About 170 applications were filed in a rainy day, far fewer than the 738 two weeks earlier. Renewal blanks are available at Akron banks until July 6, the final date for scoring renewals without the full test. The LeMars office operates 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. applicants can request a free copy of the license law book. Commissioner Karl Fischer warned that licenses lapsed after July 6 require a full test, and renewal clerks at sub stations will close after July 5. A majority of renewals are coming through county clerics, who can issue a combined receipt and temporary permit valid nationwide. Payment should be by money order, check, or draft to the Iowa Department of Public Safety. coins or currency are not accepted. Union County registration is at Elk Point’s county office on July 1 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Five more Plymouth County youths are to leave LeMars at 3 18 Friday morning June 27 to report for U S Army induction at Fort Crook Omaha. Named are Myles Dewitt Gates Alvin Henry Grosenheider Nick Therens Cecil Norbert Sitzman and Harm Koch plus notes on prior June 9 draftee training outcomes and conscientious objector cases within the county draft list.
A large gathering of Akron Legion and Auxiliary members met at TeMars Municipal park for a county meeting and picnic with about 300 attendees. After a pot luck luncheon, officers were elected for both groups, led by Gorge V. Pavlik. Legion commander Ralph Brehm and Nick Mai were named leader and vice leader. Auxiliary officers included Ralph Brehm president and Mrs Otto Larsen vice president. Separate sessions followed, plus a park pool swimming tourney and a baseball double header at McDuine park with LeMars defeating Remsen 9 to 4 and Kingsley beating Akron 3 to 2 in extra innings.
In Little Falls Minnesota Chevrolet through Bert Baston Motor Co operates a full parts and service depot on the military reservation during a large peacetime maneuver August 3 to 24. More than $10 000 in parts is stocked with three service reps on duty 24 hours a day to service Chevrolet transport units used by 85 000 troops in combat maneuvers including officers cars trucks and ambulances.
On Tuesday of last week the Town supreme court refused to overrule a Lee county district court which had denied writs of habeas corpus for two criminals, William Convey and W Cullen, seeking release from life terms at Fort Madison. They were among four who shot and killed William Maxwell, Sheriff Hugh Maxwell's son, during a Plymouth county jail break about twenty years ago. The robbers were captured near Sioux City after a daylight bank robbery and five men were jailed for life. two later died violently, one was pardoned. Convey and Cullen are described as hardened criminals.
A fragment notes a proposal to keep nals behind a barn to the limit for the good of society. The text hints at community concerns about propriety and public welfare. No names or places are provided.
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