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The Graettinger Times notes John J. Sullivan serves as publisher and records that the paper is entered at the Graettinger Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
1
Broken Homes and Crime Rise Cited by Hoover Speech
J Edgar Hoover warned at a Catholic Youth meeting that crime is rising nationwide with growing severity and that broken homes fuel youth delinquency. He cited arrest rates, youth crime, and the neglect of parental responsibility as roots of lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oving
They Could Do It Too A defense of American prosperity and liberty
The piece argues against blaming America for global hardship, noting U S abundance shown by coal output in 1945 and wartime production. It asserts freedom and private initiative built the nation, opposing European collectivization and urging Europe to copy capitalistic US models rather than see Europe determine U S fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pearl Harbor
Mose
Europe
Old World
New World
Lafayette Recalled as Guardian of Liberty and Property
The piece warns against liberal threats to private property and representative government, invoking Lafayette’s 18th century travels and praise for American liberty. It emphasizes the sanctity of the individual and property as core to liberty, citing Lafayette’s letters and visit milestones across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lafayette
American Republic
Lafaycette
Republic
Union
Washington
Mt. Vernon
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ohio
Great Lakes
New England
Bunker Hill
France
New World
Railroads bear wartime burden and postwar blame
An old saying notes gratitude for favors to come. The text argues railroads carried all loads and passengers during war, faced postwar strikes and shortages, and unfair blame for transportation disruptions. It urges recognizing wartime constraints and not blaming railways for conditions beyond their control.
Frank Miles for Governor in Iowa Race
Frank Miles seeks the Iowa governorship with strong ties to Graettinger voters. A navy veteran of World War I and an Army veteran of World War II, he lost a son in Italy. He edited the Iowa Legionaire before resigning to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miles
Iowa
Graettinger
Miles
Navy
Army
Italy
Iowa Legionaire
Keep Your War Bonds Advise From U S Government
The government urges citizens to hold onto war bonds and avoid spending savings on inflated values or inferior wartime goods. It promotes patience and seeking real value rather than impulse purchases during the emergency period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Healthy Dairy Cows Boost Production Says ISU Expert
Iowa State College dairyman Arthur Porter urges wide adoption of the 8 point dairy program to keep herds disease free and productive. Emphasizing cleanliness, sterilized milking gear, and daily udder checks, the plan covers Bang’s disease, tuberculosis, and mastitis prevention from heifers to milking cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Porter
Iowa State College Dairyman
Iowa
Porter
Bang
Origin of caucus and checkers traced through history
The article notes that caucus first labeled gatherings of leaders in the United States and suggests the game checkers has ancient roots with origins in China and early play in England. It hints at antiquity but provides no precise dates or full provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Methods Save Correct Milking Time And Labor
Dwight Espe of Iowa State College dairy science urges rapid, disciplined milking. He notes average milking can drop to three minutes per cow with a set routine, ready equipment, cleanliness, and strict timing from start to 3 to 5 minutes. If not finished, hand milking completes the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Espe
Iowa State College
Iowa
Espe
Speaks Highly of New Deputy Sheriff Art Weiland
Arthur Weiland, 25, WWII veteran, was named deputy sheriff of Palo Alto county by Sheriff Tom McCaffrey after the death of Sheriff EB Montgomery. Born in Finlayson Minnesota, he grew up in Terrilla and Emmetsburg, served 25 months overseas in the medical corps, was an X ray technician, and was discharged February 3. He is unmarried and enjoys fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weiland
Palo Alto
Tom McCaffrey
Art
McCaffrey
EB. F. Montgomery
Board of Supervisors
Tom
Montgomery
Weiland
Finlayson
Minn
Terrilla
Terris
Emmetsburg
Frank Weiland
England
France
Belgium
United States Leads in Global Mineral Production
The United States produces about 40 percent of the world’s minerals and stands as the richest country in natural resources, underscoring its dominant role in global mining and raw materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Graettinger, Iowa
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Harry
Happy) Weiland
Camp Ord
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Otto
Alfred
George
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Eileen
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