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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

5

Union Labor Seen Through Minstrel Show Prank In Des Moines

The LeMars Sentinel recounts a Bremer county alumni minstrel show episode at the Iowa Farm Mutual Insurance Convention in Des Moines. It highlights unions and jurisdiction disputes from stage hands to electricians and critiques federal labor policy during defense industry strikes.

Bremer County Des Moines Plainfield High School Iowa Farm Mutual Insurance Co Fort Des Moines Electrician’s Union Stagehands’ Union Stagehands Union Roosevelt LeMars Sentinel

Spotlight unions clash over Plainfield gig

A Summer Gazette item recalls a Plainfield scene where a Motion Picture Projectors union man lit the stage while an accompanist from the musicians union watched, earning full scale for a different role.

Motion Picture Projectors’ Union Musicians Union Plainfield Sumner Gazette

Montevideo Notes on Dawson and Uruguayan History

In Montevideo the author praises Ambassador Dawson for thwarting a fifth column plot with U S secrets, describes Wincharger impact on South American electrification, and reflects on Montevideo's districts, climate, and port life. The piece recalls the Graf von Spee engagement and the ship’s wreck remains beside the harbor.

Montevideo Wiliam Dawson Dawson Chamber of Deputies of Uruguay Wincharger South America Nogaro William Shorter Swift and Company Omaha Sioux City Bill Shorter Prairie Cameraderie Cirro Graf von Spee Graf

Memory of the Graf Spee captain and a haunting hilltop view

The narrator recalls Captain Langsdorff and Magellan’s lookout as a chilling sea wind presses in. A car ride ends with a musing on facing an insurmountable peak and the captain’s death, while noting Harlan Miller’s presumed insight.

Captain Langsdorff Magellan Harlan Miller

Primghar Water Tower Repainted Bright National Colors

Primghar’s 167 foot water tower, said to be the tallest in the state, has been repainted in red white and blue with a white stack a blue roof and Primghar in red. The vibrant change makes the tower more noticeable in the town skyline.

Primghar

Oldest Subscriber Closely Tied To Leon Journal-Reporter

Mrs. Etta Spencer 86 of Geary Oklahoma has read the Leon Journal Reporter for 73 years and subscribed since the paper was the Decatur County Journal reflecting deep local ties and long service to the publication.

Etta Spencer Geary Okla Leon Journal- Reporter Decatur County Journal

Iowa Carbon Monoxide Deaths Rise Sharply in 1940

Iowa health officials reported 28 carbon monoxide fatalities in 1940, up 43 percent from 1939, with 63 percent in rural areas. They attributed most deaths to motor vehicle exhaust and urged opening garage doors, lowering a window, and ensuring engine and exhaust system integrity to guard against leaks.

Iowa State Health Department National Safety Council

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