Peace In Our Time Parallels In Domestic Affairs
In Graettinger a reprint critiques Britain’s appeasement with Hitler and harshly warns that America imitates that path. It argues the War Labor Board enabled a wage contract under duress, sacrificing coal workers’ rights and foreshadowing national injustice. Wayne Morse objects to the Board’s stance.
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England
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Britain
War Labor Board
WLB
Wayne L. Morse
Fire safety tips to prevent heating related fires
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urges annual cleaning and repair of stoves and furnaces. Inspect smokepipes for rust or holes, install new pipes if needed, and keep combustibles at a safe distance. Check chimneys yearly, dispose of hot ashes properly, and avoid piling flammable waste near heating equipment. Special wartime precautions are stressed.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Quarterly Financial Statement of Graettinger ISD 1943
The report shows School House Fund and General Fund balances for the quarter ending September 30 1943, with totals and disbursements to teachers, janitors, supplies, books, travel, and services. Affidavit confirms the document as a true statement by Secretary Dorothy M. Bogshall.
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Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Laws
School House Fund
Gracttinger State Bank
General Fund
H. A. Elsenbast American Surety Co
McWilliams Hardware
the Quarrie Corp
Travel Letters Register & Tribune Farmers Cry. Co
Graettinger Telephone Co
Matt Parrot & Sons
Metropolitan Supply Ch
RL & Plr
Farmers Grain Co
Beckly Cardy Co
Webster Publishing Laidlaw Co
Ginn & Co
Manual Arts Press
John Winston Co
Paul Noble U. S, Post Office
Scott Foresman Co
Piper
Newsweek
Electric Motor Servi Dan Reeth
W. A. Raumusser
Des Moines Sanitary Supply Co
Earl Mills
Cadmus Books
the Economy Co
McMillan Co
Standard Office
Equi Row Peterson Co
W. H. Barnum
Typewriter
Exchan
H. H. Gjerde
J. McMaster Co
Frank Roger
Arthur Montgomery
Dorothy M. Bogshall
Board of Vard
Dorothy M. Horswell
Mary Manue
OMA
Our Secret Weapon oil company ad praises competition and fuels war effort
An advertisement contrasts gasoline prices with staple goods in Los Angeles and argues that American industrial competition lowers prices and improves quality. It extols gasoline as affordable, claims postwar gasoline is superior, and credits competition for planes jeeps tanks and armament while criticizing dictators for not understanding competition.
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Los Angeles
Miners Strike and War Industry Labor Tensions
The piece argues that wartime strikes reflect worker will, noting coal miners and railroad workers threaten action. Headlines like 60 U S bombers lost and strike spreads illustrate rising labor unrest and disruptions in shipyards and steel furnaces amid wartime pressures.
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U. S
Amendment to Articles of Incorporation Graettinger State Bank
Proceedings from a November 24 1943 stockholders meeting Graettinger Iowa show an amendment repealing Article II and adopting Article III capital stock 25000 dollars divided into 100 shares each. Directors certify proceedings and notarization confirms authorization by five directors.
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Graettinger State Bank
Graettinger
Iowa
C. A. Jensen
H. A. Elsenbast
A. D
Co. A. Jensen
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto
Mary McManus
Palo Alto County
Dank
Max Baumgartner
John Graettinger
Mike Weinholzer
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Robert Simonsen
Steck
Graettinger Block & Tile Co
Graettinger, Iowa
Raymond Tindall
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Diamond 760
C. L. Torreson Oil Co
Wallingford
F. R. Heidecker
Emmetsburg
Emmet Martin Funeral Service
Aicmanue
M.D. Bifkes
Hare
Raettinger
J. M. Resh
Justice of the Peace
Collectiona Graettinger
Towa
Call Hansen
Glenn Hourich
C. A. Shiley
Olene Jacobson
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B. EB. Dappen
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