Americans and oil drive American industry
William R. Boyd, president of the American Petroleum Institute, argues that American industry thrives on risk taking and skilled labor. He notes small producers remain vital to oil production, warns against overregulation, and contrasts U.S. flexibility with European state control. Dolliver calls codifying immigration laws and tightening borders to protect democratic government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William R. Boyd
American Petroleum Institute, Sage
Boyd
United States
East Texas
Permian
West Edmond
Oklahoma
Demobilization Debate Faces Demobilization Policy Critique
The article discusses sharp criticism of the demobilization program, weighing the risks of complete disintegration versus structured downsizing. It analyzes policy choices, potential economic impacts, and the debate among officials on how to proceed.
Demobilization Debate Shows Split in America
The piece argues that criticism of demobilization stems from free citizens’ anti militarism and family concerns, while praising military leaders and noting rapid discharge. It recalls Pearl Harbor Midway and Normandy, urges patriotism, and retells a small incident of a dollar bill returning from Little Rock to St Ansgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Christ
Marshall
Admiral King
San Francisco
Wright
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Okinawa
Japan
St. Ansgar
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bessie Shulze
Wanda Denolf
Iowa soybeans and flax boost to Victory Bonds funds
Iowa's 1943 crop output supports Victory Bonds with 49.412 million bushels of soybeans and 2.82 million bushels of flax seed. With rising demand, farmers will expand production. Iowa tops in red clover and timothy seed output, per the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Memphis
Iowa
Preatury Department
Emmetsburg Board hears domestic animal claims
December 27 1945 Palo Alto County Iowa board of supervisors met with attendees including John Thompson Omro Cottington Frank Foley Lou Phillips and J M Robinson. Claims for sheep hogs and poultry killed or injured were approved with warrants to be drawn. Public notices include dissolution of Graettinger Opera House Company and appointment of Hans Christiansen executor with payment of debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Palo Alto
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Emmetsburg
Iowa
John Thompson
Omro Cottington
Frank Foley
Lou Phillips
J. M. Robinson
Phillips
Antoine
James
Reschorner F. L
Baumann
Mike Ewe
Bauer J. B
Brown W. H
Donahue
Jay Ewes
Graettinger Opera House Company
Graettinger
A. P. Thompsen
Emma L. Thompsen
State OF
Palo Alto County
Hans Christiansen
Albert Christiansen
Johnston
No Tricks Please in New Room Inquiry
A prospective tenant in a Monitor item asks where to perform his solutions after noting no washstand. The landlady retorts that such antics are not welcome here, recalling last week’s acrobat who broke two chairs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger, Ia
Robert J. Webb
National Americanism Commission of the American Legion
Dolliver
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Robert Simonsen
Grasttinger
For
Diamond 760
C. L. Torreson Oil Co
Wallingford
F. R. Heidecker
Graettinger Block & Tile CO. Graf
NGER
Fred Lippold
J. M. Resh
Justice of the Peace Collections
J. Emmet Martin Funeral Service
Olene Jacobson
I Graettinger
B. E. Dappen
J. P. McManus
M. D
Ben F. Reeves
Estherville
Graettinger State Bank
M. D. Grodland
Uluve
Times
Farmers Grain CO
Raymond Tindall
Donahue Jay Ewes
Frank Elmer Ewe
Fogle Myron
Finn John
Foy
Robert
Tee Graylund
Adolph
Heider
Julius Ewe
Halstead
Twyile
Jaeger
Charles Ewes
Johnson Russell
Robert Sow
Klieg
J. M. Hog
Kreutzkampf
Fred Sow
Keutzkampf
Fred Hog
Orsborn
Geo
A. Lamb
Oraborn
Geo. A. Lambs Bhwo
Eee Pugney C. I
Pirie Fay D
Rousa Vernon Hogs
Stillman C. J
Carl Lambs
Carl Lamb
Schmidt Gilbert G. Sow
Studer Magnus
Tatman
Lambs
Twait Geo
Broadiawny Polk Co. Hor
Pital Hosp
Hahn
Canham W
Ganley W. J
D. D
Martin Thompson
the ‘Farmers of
Eepers
J. Berg
Hansen
Emmeteburg
Glenn Henrich
SWIFT
A. Hansen & Son
Lowa
Mr. Farmer
M. N. Jacobsen
Wallingford, Iowa
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