Voice of the People and Budget Debates Highlight 1940s Congress
The piece notes readers regularly write to members of Congress and receive prompt replies, arguing citizen letters influence policy. It compares growing federal spending in 1940 with proposed budgets, signaling a likely move toward decontrol as Congress weighs limits and administration fears voter reaction.
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Congress
America
Terry
Department of Commerce
House of Representatives
House
Truman
Washington
Truce in Korea and the unresolved police action
The piece reflects on Koreas war stretching over twenty months with no end in sight. It notes Communist air field expansion and a larger air force while truce talks stall. It warns of Formosa and UN admission becoming keys to settlement and criticizes the state departments flexibility.
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Korea
Formosa
United Nations
State Department
Wanted rug weaving and sale by Mrs Jens Nielsen
Mrs Jens Nielsen advertises rug weaving from rags if desired and rugs for sale. Contact phone number 7 for inquiries.
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Jens Nielsen
For Sale and Found Items in Sentinel Classifieds
Multiple classifieds: bath tub and lavatory for sale. 1947 Plymouth 2-door for sale. 200 bales straw for sale stored inside. baled clover hay for sale. dining room chair found. good purebred polled Hereford bull 8 months. hay for sale second and third Alfalfaseed. SPINET PIANO repossession with payment transfer. personalized napkins for weddings offered by The Sentinel.
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John Stief
Aurelia
Local Hanover Social Notes Highlight Hinkeldey and Kin
Mr and Mrs Martin Hinkeldey hosted a dinner and guests included Albert and Alma Hinkeldey family and others. Several trips and visits are noted including Davenport Me and Walter Hoefer anniversary. Kathryn Louise born to Everette and Mrs Glienke of Lakeside February 25.
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Martin Hinkeldey
Albert Hinkeldey
Alma Grieme
Harold Christensen
Harold Lussman
Albert Glienke
Lorenz Lietz
Harry Lietz
Famly
Davenport
Leland Bettis
Donna Lee
Herman Glienke
Kenneth Lewis
Vicki
Greg
Moline
Ill
John Saltz
H. J. Witzgall
Paul Lemke
Barbara
Stevie
Sac City
V. P. Heine
Joan
Backy
Ulmer
Henry J. Schuelke, Jr
Omaha
Henry F. Schuelke
O. H. Kamprath
Yorktown
Fred Radke
Kamprath
Hanover
Don Kamprath
Buena Vista College
William Hinkeldey
Walter Hoefer
Kathryn Louise
Everette Glienke
Lakeside
Aurelia Sentinel Subscription Rates
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription prices: 2.50 per year in advance and 3.00 per year for foreign countries. The paper is published every Thursday and filed as second class matter at the Aurelia Iowa post office. Classified ads cost 10 cents per line with a 35 cent minimum. Cards of Thanks are 1.00 each.
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Aurelia
Iowa
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H. W. Markley
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Karl Ehrhardt
Carlson & Gustafson
George Bekish
John Galvin
Plymouth
Carl Jahn
Sentinel Office
Henry
Marvin Otto
Sioux City
Towa
Hansbruch Drug
the Sentinel
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Howell
Fide
SOX
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Er Wat
Wolverine
Whiting Clothing Store
Lawrence and Lyle
Whiting Ideal Laundry Pickup
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Robert S. Forbes
Howard Crsmith
Howard C. Smith
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