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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1945

Page

5

Explosive Agricultural Front Roils U.S. Policy Debates

WN Wolkington reports multiple shocks to farmers this week as Wickard’s senate confirmation faces sharp opposition, an 80 percent tariff cut provision is struck from a trade extension bill, and a rider on the OPA price control bill proposes a cost plan. These moves threaten farm incomes and rural life, with Wickard vowing to extend REA electricity to over 3.6 million homes in five years.

Wn.wolkington Bureau Union Trust Building Senate Claude R. Wickard Rural Electrification Administration Senator Tobey OPA America Wickard Senate Committee Truman Shipstead R-Minn Senate Agricultural and Forestry Committee REA Iowa Minnesota Capper Kansas Butler Nebraska Bushfield South Dakota Wilson Cordon Oregon Willis Indiana Aiken Vermont Lucas D-I House Department of Agriculture Shipfiead Wherry R-Neb Edward A. O'Neal Missouri

Fayette County Finishes Drive With Surplus

Fayette County closed the Seventh War Loan with bond sales totaling 1 710 000 toward a 1 251 000 goal set by the Federal Reserve Bank. County leaders credit strong individual purchases and corporate allocations, and Iowa statewide sales topped 339 million as the drive closed. Co chairs Baumgartner and Claxton praise local support and thank townships, precincts, and citizens for meeting and likely exceeding the county quota.

Fayette County Federal Reserve Bank B. J. Baumgartner F. B. Claxton Capital Tobacco Co F. W. Woolworth Co Chicago Great Western Railway Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co City International Assn. of Graham Dept. Stores Webster Bros C. R. I .& P. Railway Co Great A. & P. Tea Co C. M. St. P. & P. Railway Co Iowa W. L. Clark Iowa War Finance Committee Fayette Fayette Co War Finance Cam J. Baumgartner Claxton

Mrs. Lehman Home Again After Hip Injury

Mrs. Sam Lehman was taken to Postville hospital for x ray examination on Friday and returned home where her daughter Mrs Lyle Leath of Charles City cares for her. She had stayed eight weeks at the Oscar Frieden home with sisters Mrs Frieden and Mrs Anna Schup bach after breaking her hip and must remain in bed for several weeks.

Sam Lehman Postville Hospital Lyle Leath Charles City Oscar Frieden Frieden Anna Schupbach

Genevieve Dunkle Undergoes Major Operation

Genevieve Dunkle underwent a major operation Tuesday morning at Presbyterian Hospital in Waterloo.

Genevieve Dunkle Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo

Sugar Cut Closes Sumner Bakery Due to Sugar Shortage

Residents of Sumner received notices that the Sumner Bakery will close from July 9 to July 23. Proprietor M Zurbriggen cites severe sugar allotment cuts and shortage of shortening as the reasons for the shutdown.

Sumner Bakery Sumner M. Zurbriggen

Illyria Reports Largest Crowd at Community Day

Illyria celebrated a legal holiday with its largest crowd in years on July 4. Over 300 dinner tickets were sold as residents and nearby towns attended the home cooked meals and afternoon and evening programs. Revenue rose with the event, supporting the community fund.

Illyria

Death of Fayette County Supervisor Harry R Humphry

Harry R Humphry seventy two? actually sixty two died unexpectedly Tuesday morning July 10 at five o clock. Fayette County supervisor since January 1939 and a prominent farmer, survived by widow two sons two daughters his father two brothers and a sister in other communities or states. Funeral at 3 p m Friday from First Methodist church. He attended Rotary Club Monday noon. health had not been good recently but he worked until his death.

Harry R. Humphry Fayette County First Methodist Church Humphry Rotary Club

Max Hunsberger resigns as Elgin town marshal

Max Hunsberger handed in his resignation to Mayor G. H. Falb on Sunday effective that date. Mayor Falb said Tuesday he had not named a successor yet but had a prospect in view.

Max Hunsberger Elgin G. H. Falb Falb

18 Year Old Registrants For June List Locals

The list of 18 year olds registered for June includes Martin Gunderson of Clermont and Dawson 0 Clark of Wadena. Mr and Mrs Leon Shepard announce the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter Tuesday morning July 10 at West Union hospital, adding to their existing daughter Sandra.

Martin Gunderson Clermont Dawson Clark Wadena Leon Shepard West Union Hospital Shepards Sandra

State of Dade rejoins the United States after 85 years

Secluded Georgia county once formed the independent State of Dade in 1860 and on July 4, 1945 voted to rejoin the Union. Capt. Harold Weibel sent the clipping describing Dade’s shift from Confederate bars and stars to the Stars and Stripes, as locals explain sons fought on battle fronts.

Dade Georgia United States U. S Harold Weibel Cracker State

Two from Elgin Hospital in New Hampton

Mrs. C. O. Christ went to St. Joseph's hospital last Thursday and on Friday submitted to a major operation. Then on Saturday Mrs. Lawrence Brause, west of Elgin, also was a surgical patient there. Both are reported to be improving according to latest reports.

C. O. Christ St. Joseph's Hospital Lawrence Brause West of Elgin

Food Conservation Clinics to Be Held

County Extension Home Economist Virginia Vaupel leads clinics on preserving food by freezing or canning. Demonstrations show preparing food for freezing. Pressure cookers will be tested and cleaned before and after sessions. Bring a cooker or gauge with questions. sessions in Orbitwein July 14 multiple times, West Union July 21, Elgin July 25 at 9:00 p.m.

Virginia Vaupel Orbwein West Union Elgin

Class of 1895 U S U forms John E Dorman Student Loan Fund

The class of 1895 at U S U inaugurates a campaign to raise a student loan fund titled the John E Dorman Student Loan Fund. Donations have begun from friends, inviting others to contribute. Needy students may borrow to study and repay when they are earning.

John E. Dorman

Bricklayers Near First Story On Elgin Food Lockers

Bricklayers were nearing the first story height at midweek on the Elgin Food Lockers Building. No major delays are expected as joists for the second floor can be laid with two crews working on different sections. Insulation materials are arriving this week and all steel for the building is already on site.

Elgin Food Lockers

Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Terkulian Home

The Elgin American Legion and Auxiliary will meet Thursday evening July 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Terkulian with Lena Baumgartner assisting hostess. Mrs Fred Gehring hosted Kensington Club assembly with nine members sewing and supper at six followed by bridge at two tables. Mrs R B Strauch was guest and Mrs F W Hughes visiting. Ethel Mae Thoman and Gladys Hanson depart Tuesday for Washington DC to visit Alma Schreiner WAVES then in New York City for about two weeks.

Aleutians David Bartelma Chapel Hill New Carolina Wm. Schupbach Norfolk Marsha Anna Schupbach Schupbach Atlantic Bic Noah Metz-ger George Metager Elgin ORD Kearns Utah U. S Connecticut Elgin American Legion and Auxiliary Carl Terkulian Wit Lena Baumgartner Fred Gehring Kensington Club R. B. Strauch F. W. Hughes Ethel Mae Thoman Gladys Hanson Washington, D. C Alma Schreiner New York City Mary Keiser

Gov Blue's Administration Begins With New Appointees

Gov Robert D Blue introduces his intact cabinet and new appointees effective July 2 on state boards and commissions. Major appointees include George L Scott to liquor commission, George B Gill to tax commission, EB W Carlsen to board of control, and H B Love to start his term. Also notes 162 new laws took effect July 4, plus other measures for veterans, school funding, and state employees. Younger politicians in both parties gain activity postwar.

Robert D. Blue Mijor George L. Scott West Union M. L. Curtis Knoxville Liquor Commission George BE. Gill Sibley Fred W. Nelson Nevada Tax Commission EB. W. Carlsen Elkadey Roy T. Pullen Spencer Board of Control H. 8. Love Bridgewater King Palmer Iowa General Assembly Soldier's Relief Fund Seison Schusi

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