Congress in session after war drive ponders reconversion
Government and business expect about three million unemployed in summer as reconversion to civilian production begins. War Production Board aims to cut to one million or less by year end while O P A faces congressional heat over methods. Rural Electrification booms with 900 new projects and $100 million in construction. House and Senate move on expansion loans and surplus-property programs for rural needs as Europe’s end reshapes war logistics.
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United States
War Production Board
War Manpower Commission
Japan
Congress
QO. P.A
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Rea Mewes Toon
Surplus Property Board
Europe
Biddle
Washington
Justice Byrnes
Guy Gillette
Aurelia Sentinel Subscription Notice and Rates
Notice from The Aurelia Sentinel in Aurelia Iowa. It lists proprietors E C Lighter and Carl J Lighter and states the paper is published weekly with second class mailing. It warns subscriptions do not stop at expiration unless notified and outlines annual rates, foreign rates shown as 1650 and 2000 in the excerpt.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Congregational Church Service Attracts Parishioners
Edwin Trigg leads Congregational Church with Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m A fellowship meeting is suspended until fall leaving a quiet midweek schedule
Methodist Church Notes Rev Stanworth Pastor
Church school at 10 am with Mrs Ruby Carlson as superintendent Junior Youth Fellowship meets Wednesday at 8 pm The W S general meeting is Thursday June 7 with a listed committee and an ensuing musical program Parents urged to enroll Primary department children for Children’s Day practice
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Ruby Carlson
W. S
Fred Wieland
Arthur Will
Margaret Diercks
Anna Anderson
Kenneth Nelson
Ruby Parrott
St. Pauls Lutheran Church Service Schedule
William Walter, Pastor at St. Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Divine Worship at 10 45 a m with Holy Communion during the service. Announcements follow Friday afternoon and evening.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
William Walter
Mt Olive Baptist Church Service Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church announces weekly schedule with Bible School at 10 00 morning worship at 11 00 and evening devotions at 8 00. Thursday Cottage meetings conduct prayer and praise at 8 00. Pastor E H Gillet invites all not worshipping elsewhere to attend.
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MT. Olive Baptist Church
E. H. Gillet
Come and See at Trinity Lutheran Church Alt a Iowa
Trinity Lutheran Church Alt a Iowa invites participation in a day of faith activities. Sunday includes 10 a m Sunday School and Bible Classes, 11 a m Morning Worship with a Foreign Mission service, a daily vacation Bible school closing program and picnic lunch for children. Daughters of Trinity meet at Robert Carlson home 8 p m. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday at 2 15 p m. Choir rehearsal 8 30 p m. Bible Study follows.
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Glory of Foreign Mission
Daily Vacation Bible School
Daughters of Trinity
Robert Carlson
Marian Carlson
Doris Magnuson
Ladies Aid
Immanuel Elk Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Notes
Immanuel Elk Lutheran Church announces morning worship at 9 45 a m and Sunday School at 10 45 a m. The Ladies Aid meets June 14 at Kenneth Johnson home with Mrs Anton Jensen assisting. Bible study details provided. A daily vacation Bible school ends June 1 with a picnic lunch for children. Next Sunday evening features closing program and school exhibit for the Bible school. Also contains wallpaper cleaning guidance.
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Ladies Aid
Kenneth Johnson
Anton Jensen
Daily Vacation Bible School
Trinity Church At & P.m
Why the 7 TM WAR LOAN Is The Biggest Yet
A three man pitch highlights a new air force with huge bombers and fast jet planes, arguing it is cheaper and faster to equip Pacific forces with entirely new gear than shipping equipment from Europe. The trio claims 101 ways dollars strengthen the war effort and hasten victory, bringing soldiers home sooner.
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Ashind
Reanchen
Europe
I Can’t Afford to Buy My Share War Loan Plea
A World War II era appeal urges men with incomes to contribute to the 7th War Loan. It contrasts generals with veterans scarred by war and emphasizes sacrifice to support national needs. The speaker asks readers to determine their quota and contribute accordingly.
All Out for the Auchty 74 War Loan Advertisement
A wartime drive advertisement lists Aurelia area businesses and professionals supporting the Seventh War Loan. The roster includes Flory Drug, Fraser, Jim Parrott, Ear], Loof's Place, P. V. Clover, Thiel's Cafe, Larson's Store, Coombs' Dairy, Aurelia Theatre, Paulson-Finkbine Lumber, and many others, showing broad local business backing.
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Carl J, Lighter
Methodist Church
E. Stanworth
Garner
Aurelia Sentinel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alta
C. Philip Holmberg
Sentinel
United States War ‘Sonds
Kroll & Patterson
Aurelia, Iowa
U. S. Army and Navy
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Adm
William D. Leahy
Ernest J. King
Chester W. Nimitz
Douglas MacArthur
Henry H. Arnold
Auchty
Aurelia Business
The
Mal’s
Waddell’s. Grocery
Jack & Joe’s
J. Nelson Cafe Farmers Co-op
Eclipse Lumber Co
Aurelia Iron. Works
Mummert Hardware
Aurelia Sentinel Farmers National Bank
Waddell Cream Station
Maple Valley Hatchery
W. G. Whitney Elevator
McDeid Plumbing Shop
H. J. Will Truck Service
Swanson’s Super Market Osterling Construction Co
Jordan’s Standard Service First Trust & Savings Bank
Paulson-Finkbine Lumber Co
H. Lockin Insurance Agency
Bernard Johnson Truck Service
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