Foreign-born Americans and loyalty questions raised
A discussion cites a Czech born American and possible foreign ties to U S allegiance. It notes questions about whether native born citizens should serve abroad and if dual loyalties exist, referencing citizenship, residency, and government service considerations amid current political tensions. The Library Board plans a meeting and a local food center advertises beef quarters and home delivery.
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United States
United Wegins
Jenny
Air Mail by Jet Plane Car Owners Pay Use Tax
A Wright Brothers anniversary event marks December 17 with a six-cent Air Mails stamp and a Kitty Hawk to Elizabeth City to Dayton flight path. The article lists local car owners who paid use tax and registered their vehicles in the past week, including Harm Vrieze, Alvin Hofhauer, Ford models, and several others across Forest City, Buffalo Center, Lake Mills, Thompson, Kiester, Rake, and Searville.
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Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Wright Brothers
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
Dayton
Ohio
Kill Devil Hill
Wilbur
Harm Vrieze
Thompson
Plymouth
Alvin Hofhauer
Buffalo Center
Ford
Geo. Schmidt
Titonia
Albert Friday
Forest City
Pontiac
Leonard Elvebak
Kiester
Minnesota
Alvin Holland
Mercury
A. E.anderson
Hudson
Paul Nordskog
Oldsmobile
Lloyd Kiewier
Chevrolet
Ole Swenson
Searville
Lyle Quamn
Rake
Iver L. Moen
Lake Mills
Chrysler
Eldon W. Larson
Jesse D. Monson
Buick
Roy B. Johnson
Rozella Burke
John DeVries
Delbert Richardson
Harley Davidson Motorcycle
Carl Harlson
Beaver Season Closes After 75 Years Open Trapping
The first beaver season in 75 years ended December th after a seven day open trapping period in 33 counties. Results will be tabulated by Commission biologists and announced later. Cecil Schutter of Des Moines was a overnight guest Thursday at his mother's home, Mrs. Bertha Schutter.
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Commission
Cecil Schutter
Des Moines
Bertha Schutter
Fishing Season Closed Nov 30 In Inland Waters
The inland game fish season closes November 30 for all species except bullheads and crappies which stay open. Rough fish like sheepshead, fredhome, suckers, gizzard shad, Mooneye, goldeye, carp, buffalo, quillback, carpsuckers, gar, dogfish, eel, burgot and chubs remain on the open list. Conservation officials call 1949 fishing average with some lakes above and others below par. Early catfish fishing was good. midsummer and fall were below par. Order your Mason City Globe- Gazette at this office.
Defense Secretary Johnston Leads Train To Army Navy Game
Dispatches report Secretary Louis Johnson reserved a six car Baltimore and Ohio special to transport 150 to 200 guests to the Army Navy game. The trip reflects high level backing for the national defense celebration surrounding the event.
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Louis Johnson
Baltimore and Ohio
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