Iowa Oilmen Form Cooperative Over Tax Issues
An Iowa article discusses the rise of oil cooperatives as a response to taxes and government support. It argues cooperatives and traditional businesses should be treated equally, noting fears that state backing could tilt competition in favor of cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tooperatives
Maritime Commission
Congress
Waterman Steamship Company
Waterman Steamship Company’s Lobbist, Ben Geaslin
L. R. Sanford
Shipbuilders Council of America
Frazer Bailey
National Federation of American Shipping
George Morgan
Association of American Ship Owners
Wilbur E. Dow, Jr
American Tramp Shipowners
Atitute
Chester Thompson
American Waterways Operators, Inc
Uncle Sam
Fishing and Paper Making Peculiarities at the Paper
The piece notes slight changes in the paper making team including Harley Garside away in Minnesota with two substitutes, one the editor, as Monday deadlines approached. It reframes fishing as an expedition with modern gear and spending about 58.7 million dollars yearly on equipment, while reflecting on the shift from traditional riverside scenes to modern angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Garside
Minnesota
Isaak Walton
Misplaced Sympathy Over Debt Prisoners In New England
A editorial note recalls two men jailed for willful acts causing personal injuries from automobile accidents. They received full legal defense and a jury set compensation, yet chose not to pay and remain imprisoned. The writer urges public sympathy for the injured rather than the prisoners and defends the legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Editorial Briefs on June and Everyday Life
An editorial fragment muses on June as a month of brides and gardens, contrasts U S labor and car ownership, and ends with a playful run of words June-ah June-Ah. The piece reflects a columnist’s own humorous digression about a day’s weariness.
FO By Edgar A. Guest
Poem by Edgar A. Guest appears in this page segment with brief verse lines and a byline. The text shows a traditional early 20th century poet’s style and signature phrasing in a newspaper context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Mrs Post Praises Caution on Road Safety Etiquette
Edgar A Guest endorses Emily Post as a guardian of manners and safety. The poem mocks reckless drivers and card cheats, praising those who follow traffic rules and courtesy. It suggests Mrs Post could inspire better behavior and even help where law enforcement struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Post
Atlantic News-Telegraph Advertising Rates and Details
The notice lists subscription and mailing rates for the Atlantic News-Telegraph, including carrier and mail prices for various regions. It notes editor contact details and associations and specifies rates for Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, the U.S. outside Iowa, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Broadway to Hyde Park Voices and Squirrel Lessons
The columnist recalls conversations with Alice Longworth and William Briggs, notes Longworth’s reluctance to write a book about Roosevelt kin, and shares family updates. A Mama squirrel teaches her youngsters survival while Ted Thackrey receives a high profile sendoff and mentions a large donation from Mrs. Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roose
C. B. Driscoll
Longworth
McNaught Syndicate
Mrs. Longworth
Hyde Park
Mama
Rusty
Hayes and Enarsons News from Ventura to Arnolds Park
Mrs. G. H. Hayes Jr returns from California visits with Richard and Duane Enarsons. Mrs. Opal Enarson heads to Arnolds Park for summer work. Mrs. Duane Redman brings daughter Joan Kipp from Iowa City for summer here. Prescott family visits Lucy Blackburn and Council Bluffs sister-in-law Julie Runnels. Miss Eleanor Vetter returns to Aurora Colorado after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Runnels
Council Bluffs
Fred Kenworthy
Eleanor Vetter
Aurora
Colo
Helen
Truman Avoids Being a Sunday Church Circus
President Truman declines frequent church attendance to avoid spectacle at First Baptist Church. Pastor Rev. Edward Pruden notes polite calls from worshippers, while Truman urges worship above crowd appeal. The piece also links Soviet diplomacy led by Andrei Gromyko to social exchanges with U S figures and notes shifts in Czech politics amid broader postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
First Baptist
United States
Edward H. Pruden
Pruden
Hee Andra Gromyko
U.S.S.R
Nelson Rockefeller
Warren Austin
Austin
Gromyoa
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Dean Rusk
State Department
Hector McNeil
British Foreign Office
Kremlin
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Visitors and Local Notes From City and Surroundings
Blackburn works summer at Grant Department store in Omaha. Norman Longs Pamela and Erncat Longs of Hood River Ore visit Chester Kot and friends. Patterson school closed with community picnic. Maude Boham returns from Des Moines and Colfax treatments. Murray Schulers Ralph Crouse and Kenneth Meyer head to Oklahoma harvest. Tom Brennans of Kansas City back home from Frank and James Kenworthys. Clyde Selby family moved Minneapolis to Tenville and visit George Courtiers. Joe Taylors of Omaha and Mrs le Whitaker of Santa Rosa N Mex visit relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Grant Department Store
Omaha
Norman Longs
Pamela
Erncat Longs
Hood River
Ore
Chester Kotsons
Patterson
Maude Boham
Ralph Browns
Des Moines
Colfax
Murray Schulers
Ralph Crouse
Kenneth Meyer
Oklahoma
Tom Brennans
Kansas City
Frank
James
Chelsea Couple Killed by Train at Crossing
Mr and Mrs Albert Behounek of Chelsea were killed at 6 45 am Tuesday when their car was struck by a Chicago and North Western streamliner at a crossing. An eyewitness said the automatic signal activated as the car reached the crossing and Behounek may have become confused and stalled the car. The Tuma county sheriff's office noted the incident. Don't drive if you drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Albert Behounek
Chicago and North Western
Behounek
Tuma County
Talent Show in Kimballton Crowned Local Event
The Kimballton ShP T A hosted a Friday evening talent show sponsored by WHO with Dixie Jordan and Bill Morgan leading the program. Committee members included Don ald Randolph Leonard Johnson and Thomas Jessen plus a lunch crew. Performers ranged from James and Hans Johnsen to Mary Ann Borensen and Annabel Randolph with Bertha Andersen as piano accompanist in the school’s intermediate room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbaliton
WHO
Sharon P. T. A
Dixie Jordan
Bill Morgan
Donald Randolph
Leonard Johnso
Thomas Jessen
Ernest Petersen
Earl Wiges
Earl Christensen
James
Hans Johnsen
Floyd Jacobsen
Dewey Kuiken
Vernon Clemmiensen
Norman Hansen
Leeise Hoover
Philip Faaborg
Nels Overgaard
Vernon Larsen
Gyliva Esbeck
Misses Marie Nelsen
Loretta Nelsen
JoAnn Jessen
Ardith Lundsram
Annabel Randolph
Mary Ann Borensen
Edna Mae Christoffersen
Grace Faaborg
Norman Christoffersen
Eddie Esbeck
Allen Jacobsen
Steffens Family Weekend Visit in Perry
Wiola and Mr and Mrs Albert Steffens visited Perry summering with their son Clarence staying with sister Miss Anna Steffens and at the Lowell Marsh home during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiola
Albert Steffens
Clarence
Perry
Anna Steffens
Lowell Marsh
Lookin Around by F BD and the Burdette Rolands
Readers share family vignettes and small urban moments. A mother hunts for a parking space and a child chimes in with a sharp remark. Morning birds disrupt sleep then a Bible school scene features Dicky Knudsen pondering bug bombs. Grandson playfully tests grandpa's watchfulness.
Boys State Elects Officers Tomorrow
Des Moines reports Hawkeye Boys State campaigns under way with full slates from nationalists and federalists. Election set for tomorrow for every state office. platforms emphasize road construction and improvement. Federalist governor candidate Norman Cohm, 14, Waterloo, and nationalist candidate Richard Risner, 17, Sioux City named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hawkeye Boys
Norman Cohm
Waterloo
Richard Risner
Sioux City
Audubon Flower Show Set for June in City Auditorium
Audubon residents and nearby growers are invited to the flower show on June 18. Entries will be received 8 to 10:30 a.m. with judging 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The displays will be open to the public 1:30 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Sue Carlson leads the organizing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
City Auditorium
Iowa
Sue Carlson
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New Cooperative
America
Mrs. Rqst
Mrs. Post
Atlantic News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
New York
Jimmy Stewart
William Briggs
Harper's
Harper & Brothers
Henry B. R. Briggs
Henry
Reed
California
Ted Thackrey
New York Compass
Blaine
McCormick Harvesters
McCormicks
Ted
New Angel
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Grant News
Drew Pearson
Gromyko
Young Feller
East
West
G mM
Gromykos
Park Avenue
Moscow
Sochi
Crimea
Stalin
Politburo
Berlin
Capitol Hill
Joe Carson
Pearson
Carson
Dicky Knudsen
Richard Knudsen
Summer Bible School
Moses
John Lang
Grandpa
John
Boys State
Roger Babsen
Treasuy
Ke Cee
News-Telegraph
Dick Beel
Charlatan
Rex Pharmacy
Amnerivato
Studebakere
Studebaker
Beata
Sudebaker
ELL Motors Company
Walnut
Rcn
Studebaker Vefar
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