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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
1
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A calm followed by likely early September activity in Iowa politics. Republicans and Democrats prepare headquarters openings, Earl G. Miller shifts to hotel business, and officials note wartime measures, selective service records, tax stamps, and farm time usage as campaigns loom.
A past weekly review notes the Ilona High School Athletic Association guidance on possible sports curtailments amid gasoline shortages. It cites bus access in small schools vs private cars in large ones, the 28th Aurelia Alumni banquet, a June 14 home wedding for Ruth Walters and Jacob J Crawford, and other local items such as births and obituaries.
Economist Prof Wight Bakke formerly from Onawa and now at Yale is highlighted in Life magazine’s wartime school story. He studies unemployment and old age assistance and is considered an authority on U S labor laws and labor organizations.
The Oregon State Highway Commission notes salmon can be caught by amateurs using spinners or wobblers trolled from boats. King Chinook fight fiercely. salmon run nearly year round in Oregon streams with peak at various rivers. Columbia River commercial salmon industry nears ten million dollars annually, with nets removed August 25 to September 10 enabling sport fishing at river mouths.
University of Washington professor F A Osborn reports traffic noise in Seattle fell by more than 30 percent after street cars were discontinued. Measurements near the main post office show decibel levels from 80 to 86, with bus start up cited as the main remaining source of sound.
Mrs Helen Moses a Fair policewoman at the New York World’s Fair’s lost persons desk hears a boy calling for his father The boy insists he is 62 and old enough to find his way around The father later arrives to report the loss and the case is resolved with reassurance and help from uniformed staff
Joyce Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurence Davis of Spring township is among four Iowa 4-H girls named at Ames as winners of ten day trips to Camp Minnewanca Shelby Michigan. The awards honor outstanding 4-H club records and leadership potential announced at the 15th annual state convention closing session at Iowa State College. Davis was praised as Cherokee county most outstanding 4-H girl and her trip expenses were paid by the county Junior Farm Bureau from club nominations. She is a Brooke Consolidated junior, former county 4-H girls president active in livestock and club work with prize cattle selling well.
The Michigan State Safety committee says both motorists and pedestrians cause high pedestrian deaths. It cites 26 pedestrian deaths as a quarter of June traffic fatalities and urges slower speeds when lights glare. Pedestrians should walk on the left side. most deaths occur 5 PM to 11 AM.
Walter Brooks bought 10 acres from a tax resale list and found part of it is city park. Ada Oklahoma seeks cancellation of the sale to return Brooks’s money while the town keeps the park.
Aurelia Iowa weed control order requires two seasonal mowings by June 15 and August 15 and destruction of noxious weeds. Property owners must report uncut weeds. if neglected, the weed commission will mow and charge costs to the property. George Scott, Weed Commissioner, Aurelia. Mrs. Edwin Marty of Laverne fell nine feet through a hay chute door chute recently.
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