Policy and peace concerns amid Korea crisis and Red scare
The piece rails at the state department for Asia policy shifts in Korea and questions Formosa guarding. It condemns the Partisans of Peace as communist influenced and warns against signing petitions. It also criticizes imports of Chinese eggs, Brannan pajama survey costs, and alleged government bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
State Department
Asia
Pacific
Europe
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Formosa
Congress
Truman
Acheson
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Communist
Daily Worker
Friends of Freedom and
True Peace
America
House Committee On UN- American Activities
China
Department of Agriculture
Brannan
Mountain Olive Social News Highlights Local Visits
A cascade of short notes records visitors and relatives in Mt Olive area households. Michigan residents S A Nystedt and Antone Petersor's family toured Edd Gearke and kin. Cherokee guests included Mrs Anna Johns and Mrs Earl Crippen. birding trips and church visits occur across Aurelia, Alta, and Quimby with many extended family gatherings and weekend travel to Chicago Gettysburg and the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Nystedt
Michigan
Antone Petersor
Edd Gearke
Nystedt
Gearke
Anna Johns
Cherokee
B. H. Dukes
Howard Anderson
Coe
Homer Anderson
Paul Anderson
Mable Neville
Aurelia
Arnolds Park
Eagle Lake
Minnesota
Burnette Neville
Atended Church
Lloyd Ohlson
Earl Crippen
Diamond Center
Orville Peckenschneider
John Peterson
East of Aurelia
Antone Hanson
Bess Pitcher
Karan Becker
Walter Simmons
Simmons
Chicago
Delores Hahn
Near
Quimby
Clifford Bruce
Maurice Peterson
Alfred
Frank Peterson
Alta
Irving Fox
Donald Peterson
Baby
Lincoln Hahn
Dan Hahn
Near Quimby
Will Hahn
John Schaffer
Storm Lake
Donald Johnson
Green
Iowa
Eloise
L. C. Bengtson
Gerald Hahn
Roy Glidewell
Ralph Johnson
Wes McGregg
Carroll Sansen
Pamelia Torrey
Near Quim
Local Life Notes and Driver License Reminder
Community members attend gatherings at farms and towns across Aurelia Storm Lake and Alta. Visitors include the Simonsens, Mongan, Wilson, Peterson, Torrey, Lenz, and other families. A Des Moines fair trip and a birthday celebration are noted along with a state license renewal reminder and driving test info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Becker
Alfred Simonsen
Aurelia
Lawrence Mongan
Oscar Smith
Mr. Smith
Idaho
Harry Smith
Near Sutherland
Jess Weatherman
Carl Emil Johnson
Storm Lake
Ivan Wilson
Bertil Peterson
Robert Torrey
Near Quimby
Des Moines
Henry Olsen
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Clint McGee
Near
Alta
Earl Crippen
August Peterson
Cherokee
Des N
Carl Magnuson
Axel Johnson
Wayne Anderson
Clair Parrott
Sixty Miles An Hour Is Fast Driving At Night
Night driving is dangerous even with good headlights and quick reactions. At 60 mph stopping distance is 331 feet from danger sighting, meaning you crash about 31 feet past the danger spot. Night fatalities remain high while night traffic is a minority.
Stop Sending Renewal Cards For Driver Licenses In Iowa
The Iowa state safety department will stop mailing renewal reminder cards. Highway patrol chief S N Jespersen says motorists should read their license for expiration dates and renew within 30 days before that date. The change began June 1 after the birthdate renewal law's third year. Posters with expiration date facsimiles were distributed statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Safety Department
S. N. Jespersen
Highway Patrol
Jespersen
Iowa
Fall Steps to Fight Smut on Corn
Iowa State College plant pathologist A F Sherf advises fall measures to curb smut in sweet corn and popcorn. He recommends fall plowing to bury stalks and crop rotation to reduce future outbreaks as balls release spores in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Sherf
Iowa State College
Sherf
Opening Dates Set For Pheasant and Quail
The 1950 open season on quail begins November 1 at 8 30 a m and the pheasant season opens November 11 at noon. The Conservation Commission will announce bag limits open counties and season lengths after population studies in September. Pheasant season nestscock birds only. Spokesmen say biological studies show shootable surpluses and no total population figures yet. Vacations plans are noted as openings dates are announced. Biologists are optimistic about pheasant populations and quail at least as high as last year, with fall numbers hinging on counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
Pheasant Season May Be Liberal in 1950 Says Commission
The Commission reports ongoing brood counts on nesting birds to gauge average brood size. They anticipate the pheasant season remaining liberal, similar to 1949 when 79 counties were open, 68 counties offered 25 days and 11 counties seven days.
Brady Relieved as Great-Granddaughter Found Safe
Mr and Mrs J M Brady of Seymour learn their great granddaughter Susan Swely aged three from Illinois was found safe after seven hours missing. A widespread search ended about 2 am with the child asleep on a haystack guarded by two dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brady
Seymour
Susan Swely
Illinois
Free Book To Hard-of-Hearing Loudly Read
Free booklet offers hearing aid facts for hard of hearing readers. The Microtone Co announces a free booklet and provides address at 2325 Ford Parkway St Paul Minnesota for those seeking clearer speech via hearing devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Microtone Co
Ford Parkway
St. Paul 1
Minnesota
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Nelson & Nelson
Archie R. Nelson
Joe G. Nelson Lawyers
Chhrokee
W. A. Liebsch
A. B. Lindsay
E. G. Bates
Farmers National Bank
House
Aurelia Carlson & Gustafson
Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank
F. C. Spinharney
Otto G. Plautz
L. H. Daniels
Verner Johnson
Richard Simmons
Robert Bjorkgren
Drs
Guime Y
Om Ae
Fred J. Stoyke
Fred Fassler
C. B. Thorpe Co
Live Stock Brokers
Sioux City
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Cherokee County
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Reggie Martin
H. J. Well
Valley Rendering CO
MT. Olive News
Winchester
Remington
Savage
Stevens
Mossberg
Whitney Howe
Murphy’s
B. H. Dubes
Cina Ns
Pella
Jou
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
W. A. Johnston
Illinois Central Railroad
Mid-America
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