Alden Times publication note from Alden Iowa
The Alden Times is published every Thursday and entered at the post office at Alden Iowa as second class mail matter under the Acts of Congress.
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Newspaper
Alden Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
1
Time for a Showdown in Labor Legislation Tiffs
The piece argues against labor leaders abusing power and supports curbs on unions. It cites Phelps Adams reporting on extortion, bribery, mayhem, and terrorism linked to unscrupulous leadership. The author insists proposed laws protect workers while limiting coercive union tactics and government defiance.
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House
Phelps Adams
Washington
The
New York Sun
al Capone
Einstein Warns On Atomic Bomb Threat In Maginot Line
A quotation from Albert Einstein emphasizes that fear of atomic weapons shapes security thinking, comparing the imagined safeguards to a Maginot Line and noting the danger such imaginary security poses.
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Albert Einstein
What Free Enterprise Means Descriptions by President Truman
President Truman described the free competitive enterprise system as allowing every individual to choose where to go and what calling to pursue, with the freedom to seek rewards accordingly. He framed it as a system of individual liberty guiding work and reward within a competitive market.
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Truman
The Free Enterprise Concept and Government Roles
The passage defends free enterprise as rewarding effort and capital, allowing individuals to pursue lawful ventures without coercion. It argues government should avoid interference, oppose socialized enterprise, and ensure the economic system remains governed by clear rules while individuals bear losses or gains.
Weekend Break-In At Jake Trutza’s Residence
Early Sunday morning a break in occurred at Jake Trutza’s home with seven cases of beer taken along with several cartons of cigarettes and 50 pennies. Entry was gained via the rear door, and the thieves likely used a truck or car to load the loot. No suspects named, no arrests reported.
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Jake Trutza
Ientrance
L. S. Cox
Colfax
William Squires
Mae Squires
Fred Hail
Messrs
Cox
Squires
W. P. Nelson
Walt
Perry Everhart
W. W. Fiske
Alden
John Watt
W. A. Johnson
St. Louis
Dr. W
Physicians convention and family reunion at Wayne Miller home
A. attended the annual convention of the American College of Physicians. Messrs. and Mesdames W. B. Miller and C. C. Miller, Barton and Kent, were Baxter visitors Sunday in the Wayne Miller home. The occasion was a family reunion in honor of Mrs. W. B.'s birthday and a very enjoyable time was had.
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American College of Physicians
Messrs. and Mesdames
W. B. Miller
C. C. Miller
Barton
Kent
Baxter
Wayne Miller
W. B
Masonic Temple Cornerstone Laying Set for Alden
The cornerstone of the new Masonic temple in Alden will be laid next Saturday afternoon with Grand Master Belt Grand Secretary Hunt and Grand Junior Warden Larson among those assisting. Mrs Hattie Burns suffered a serious cut injuring an artery in her left hand after a milk bottle top broke off while she carried milk for the milk man. She was taken to a doctor for treatment. Last evening friends gathered at Mrs R A Schmedhka to honor Mrs C G Giffer with a picnic supper and reminiscences. attendees included Mesdames Ada Cousin C C Miller H Lawton A D Pettenger A J Rummel and Miss Lucile Wagner Clem Rummel.
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Alden
Belt
Hunt
Larson
Hattie Burns
R. A. Schmedhka
C. G. Giffer
Mesdames Ada Cousin
C. C. Miller
H. Lawton
A. D. Pettenger
Alden Variety Store Promises Wide New Line Additions
An Alden Variety Store ad exclaims a bold demand to shop, denying begging claims and boasting plans to expand stock with items from paint brushes to chinaware, shoes, laces, soap and more, signaling a broad makeover push.
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Alden
Harmony Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Dagit in April
Mrs Raymond Dagit hosted the Harmony club Friday afternoon April 25 with 14 members present and guests Mrs Denny Crouch and Mrs Floss Bryan. The afternoon was social with a tray lunch served by Mrs Dagit assisted by her daughter Mrs Harold Nerland. Next meeting will be with Mrs Raymond Johnson.
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Raymond Dagit
Harmony Club
Denny Crouch
Floss Bryan
Gwen Groves Fourth Birthday Party Hosts
Mrs. Gerald Groves entertained last Tuesday for her daughter Gwen's fourth birthday. Ice cream and a birthday cake were served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grove and Harley, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Millsap, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Barry, Le Ann, and Miss Martha Sorenson.
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Gerald Groves
Gwen
Leslie Grove
Harley
L. A. Millsap
Out of Town Guest Honored at Card Party
On Thursday afternoon April 24 Mrs. Herman Barr hosted a card party for her sister Mrs. Ray Fremming of Chicago. Five hundred was played at three tables. High prize went to Mrs. Dan Payton and Mrs. Dick Smith. traveling prize to Mrs. Carl Sylvester. Mrs. Barz served a tray lunch.
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Herman Barr
Ray Fremming
Chicago
Dan Payton
Sow
Dick Smith
Carl Sylvester
Barz
30th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Selmer Norem Home
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday April 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Norem to honor their 30th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Alden, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Borschel and son, Selma Norem and Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Norem and family of Iowa Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Norem and sons of Ellsworth, and Paul and Wayne Howe.
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Selmer Norem
Joe Johnson
Alden
Kenneth Borschel
Selma Norem
Gerhard Norem
Iowa Falls
Clarence Norem
Ellsworth
Paul
Wayne Howe
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Towa Falls, Iowa
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Parrot Cafe
Alden, Iowa
Farm Bureau Service
Sta
Dayton Tires and Tubes
Walter Jeske
Grahams Department Stores
Times Want
Alden Farmers
Henry W. Boyenga
NEW Way Cleaners
Eugene C. Brown
Highway 20
Schager Produce
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