Congressman's Washington Letter on postwar Europe and policy
Charles B. Hoeven discusses the Austrian Peace Treaty and West Germany's sovereignty, predicting U.S. troop reductions as Germany and Japan rebuild. He analyzes Tito's ties to Russia, U.S. defense needs, and the Yugoslav stance. He covers Navy hamburger stockpiling, the Salk polio vaccine rollout, and rising juvenile delinquency, urging parental responsibility and home discipline.
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Russia
Germany
Iron Curtain
Kremlin
Japan
West
Europe
Tito
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Mr. Tito
Finland
United States
Navy
Marine Corps
Plymouth County Wheat Allotment Announced 1956
The wheat allotment for Plymouth County in 1956 is fixed at 1,054 acres, up from 969 acres in 1955. Eligible wheat raisers will learn their individual farm allotments before the June 25 referendum on 1956 marketing quotas. polls will be announced by ASC chair Henry J. Ahlers.
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Plymouth County
ASC
Henry J. Ahlers
Monona County
Iowa
Harrison
Fremont
Mills
Woodbury
Page
Local Marines listed from Akron in Far East service
Special to Register Tribune from Iwakuni Japan Marine Pfe Vernard Small son of Mr and Mrs Avery W Small of 761 Hardy St Akron Iawa serving at U S Naval Air Station with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing service group in aircraft repair squadron The group provides aircraft maintenance supply support air transportation camp maintenance and motor transport for units of the 1st Wing throughout the Far East
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Register Tribune
Iwakuni
Japan
FHTNC
U. S. Naval Air Station
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Pfe. Vernard 3
Barley Price Support Set for Plymouth County 1955
Iowa statewide barley price support ranges from 94 cents to $1.00 per bushel for No 2 or better. Plymouth County chair Henry J Athiers announced 1955 support at 0.97 per bushel, based on 70 percent of parity. In 1954 Iowa had 84 price support loans and six purchase agreements across 26 counties totaling 25,980 bushels. Plymouth reported one loan for 516 bushels.
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Plymouth County
Henry J. Athiers
ASC
Towa
Iowa
Harley
Memorial Day travel safety forecast urges careful driving
The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies warns of a three day Memorial Day weekend ending Sunday with a predicted 425 highway deaths nationwide. Excessive speed is the top killer at 170 lives, 85 due to driving on the wrong side, and 64 from recklessness. Additional fatalities stem from failure to yield right of way.
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Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Memorial Day Driving Safety: Boate Warns of Fatalities
A 1940s era safety warning cites that driving at safe speed could cut deaths by two thirds and notes alcohol, straight roads, and daylight as common factors in fatal crashes. Thomas N Boate of the Association urges motorists to curb risk and reach destinations alive during Memorial Day travel.
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Thomas N. Boate
Association
Dog Vaccination Deadline Notice Urges Immediate Action
Warning to dog owners to vaccinate pets by June 1st or face consequences. Official order from the Mayor and Town Council urges prompt compliance.
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Tilt Eub Ehrreh
Life Insurance
Clark T. Arnott
Bankers Life Insurance Co
Nebraska
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Jvy
Ronald Colman
Benita Huma
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