Economic Highlights on Paris Surrender and Nazi Ambitions
The article argues Paris symbolized democracy under threat as World War II shifts from traditional combat to a revolutionary struggle. It contends Hitler seeks global racial domination and destruction of liberal democracy, noting Nazi control erodes press and speech rights while local governments remain only in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hitler
Mein Kampf
Europe
Berlin
Fuehrer
Germany
Americas
Donations To Legion Hall Building Fund List Of Contributors
Purse of money solicited in Groettinger and vicinity for the American Legion building fund. List shows numerous local individuals and businesses contributing amounts ranging from 1.00 to 100.00, totaling 469.75 dollars for the project in Graettinger and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Legion Fund
Groettinger
Legion Hall Nice
Robbing Avenue
American Legion
Avenue
Graettinger
Ald
Legion Boys
Jorgen Anderson
Herman Elsenbast
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Max Baumgartner
CG. A. Semen
Cseseee
John J. Sullivan
A. P. Thompson
Ees
Ray Glazier
John McBride
Farmers Grain Co
Bennett ‘Thoreson
Mike Weinholzer
Dr. J. P. McManus
Adolph A. Spies
Oval Bonstead
Royal Lumber Co
Kersten Neleen
Wel Sieg Oo Pees
Bank
Fogde Bros
Ceeree
John Graettinger
Robert Elsenbast
Michael Haag
Wv. L. O'Connor
W. A. Sevold
Quinten Jensen
Elaileaiye J. D. Jackson
In Times of Stress and Lindberg’s Shifting Echoes
In times of strain unlikely voices surface from national leaders. Col. Lindbergh, once hailed as a hero for his transatlantic flight, became a prominent example of changing public thought and action in the nation. The article notes his early fame and the later shifts in perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lindberg
Lindberg
Atlantic
Notice of Hearing on Proposed Gravel District 412
Filed in Palo Alto County Iowa petitions seek gravel district status for townships including Independence and Emmetsburg areas. Hearing before the Board of Supervisors at Emmetsburg Courthouse July 15 at 10 a.m. to allow interested residents to present their positions. The notices names multiple owners and parcels and cites Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and other entities in the cited property list.
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Emmetsburg
Pato ‘Alto County
Iowa
Ranga
Margaret Spencer
Raymond Jackman
Mary E. Schaney
Ze “Beata
Thelma Greyer
Frank J. Korleski
Metropolitan Life Ing, Co
Huesary B. Zeigter
Court House
Metsburg
Martin Thompson
Independence Township
Ofice
Palo Alto County
Pititton
Letelman
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Will
Lortearng Batore
Boar of
Supers Visorgiat
Board of Supervisors
Traffic Violations Major Cause Of Iowa Accidents In May
Iowa safety report by O C Burrows shows more than half of drivers in May accidents violated traffic laws. 1,322 crashes involved 2,098 drivers with 1,215 cited. Most cases due to no right of way, followed by poor control or excessive speed. 28 killed, 884 injured. rural crashes more deadly than urban. Intersections and evening hours yielded many crashes. 8–9 pm peak. Also includes local ads for Bartleman Barber Shop and City Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
O. C. Burrows
Department of Public Safety
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Twine
Lowa
the Graettinger Times
Hanford McNider
Roosevelt
McNider
Congress
Borah
State Department
United States
Ike McNider
Thomas Iverson
Cadgeeyees
Thomas Thomsen
Ottilia Winters
Irene Nelson
Teers
Henry C. Duus
Lyle Anderson
Phillip O'Connor
Ceseeeseee
Louis Montgomery
Lo Murphy
Frank Weir Sysesyre
Nolan
Viggo Jacobson
Lake Benton
Minnesota
E. Christensen
Pequot
Christensen
Vannybrook
No. Dakota
Newman Hovland
Melvin Anderson
Frank Vasey
Lester Martinson
Necessary
L. T, Skattobo
Wicceeeseve
Joe Leonard
Jensen Barber Shop
Ean
Travel
America
X ‘Grand Circle
New York
Jonly
Elton
Meottiald Ely Aly
Rock Island
Ofurnigh
C.C. Gardner
Locust Street
Des Moines
Town
Etre
Gillette Glade
Gillette
Thoreson’s
Hardware Graettinger
Iowa Public Safety Commission
Bartleman
Phillips’ el & Cafe
Bartleman Brog
Yowtr Pete
Martin Myhre
City
Imoneon
Marority
D. E. McCarty
Arnold Sevold
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