Diplomacy strains and farm policy shifts in postwar era
The article surveys potential severance of relations with Soviet allies as Russia pushes for U S satellite breaks, alongside political maneuvering over farm policy and Brannan Plan opposition. It notes Britain seeking U S debt assumption, possible loans via Export Import Bank, and looming tax legislation with anticipated excise cuts. It also covers obituaries, a local wedding, and agricultural pest outlook with borers and chemical controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
United States
White House
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Truman
Brannan
Agriculture Committee
Great Britain
Britain
India
Pakistan
Southeastern Asia
London
Congress
Asia
Senate
Obituary: Kathleen Carol Winterhof
Kathleen Carol Winterhof born April 7 1948 in Alta Iowa daughter of Marvin Winterhof and Myrna Hinkeldey baptized April 18 1948 by Pastor O Bahr obituary notice in Hanover News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Dick Hinkeldey
William Winterhof
St. John’s
Hanover
Larson
Alta
St. John’s Lutheran Church
H. J. Witzgall
Marilyn Radke
Dorothy Glienke
Darlene Fahr
Beverly Friedrich
Louis Reins
Ervin Radke
Lester Kolpin
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lillian Hinkeldey
Carl Hinkeldey
Glenn R. Clausen
Herman P. Clausen
W. P. Clausen
Sioux City
E. C. Foleh
Bertha
Earl Ebert
Marilyn Friedrich
Joan Ebert
James Clausen
Kathleen Carol Winterhof
Kathleen Carol Was
Iowa
Marvin Winterhof
Myrna
10 938 Live Corn Borers Per Acre
An 11‑county survey by federal and state entomologists finds cornstalks seeded to oats harbor a large population of corn borers, suggesting survivors ready to pupate on corn later. The report notes the borers endured winter despite combined efforts of land management and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Blickenstaff
Iowa State College
C. A. Henderson
Ankeny
van Buren County
Crawford County
Blinkenstaff
Benton County
Cherokee
Crawford
Pottawattamie
Page
Boone
Story
Howard
Bremer
Benton
Keokuk
van Buren
Blickenstaff
Trown
Winter fish kill in northwest Iowa lakes labeled normal
Fisheries biologists call the winter fish kill across northwest Iowa lakes normal with losses mainly from carp and bullheads. The report notes substantial depletion of fish life while offering no unusual cause beyond typical winter stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Hinkeldey - Clausen
Richard Hinkeldey
Dale’ Clausen
Roger Luhtenberg
Miss Hinkeldey
Louise Hinkeldey
George Hinkeldey
Harvey Buckendall
Fairview
George Huck
Brookings
South Dakota
Huck
Wm. Speckerer
Alferd Cottong
Fred Hinkeldey
Arthur Steeve
Bruno Steeve
Frank Steeve
Clarinda
Lorenz Lutz
Herman Wrede
Harry Lietz
Dale Sturgeon
Aurelia
Hanover News
By Irene Zwemke
GRADS
Attélia
Fia
L. H. Daniels
Herb’s Place
Herb
Bill
Cherokee County
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